Actually I would not find it too shocking if competitors would pay other people to post disparaging remarks on other casinos if it was compulsory to gain market share. It just doesn't make much sense now because there's a wide range of casinos to choose from, whom each have their own market share, so it would seem like a labor intensive task to begin disinformation campaigns about other companies and plaguing review sites with a bunch of made up stories. Could've been a viable strategy back in the day I suppose, there weren't a lot of platforms out there. I remember when PrimeDice was one of the only legitimate and reputable BTC dice platforms out there. Now, of course, there's many.


I just use this forum and look at the gambling threads with a bunch of replies. Then I'll do some research on the different platforms and see what their KYC policy is, and withdrawal verification, if any. You're describing a performance issue with some of the games, seems to me that could be something that's on your end, not the casino's end. A lot of the games/slots are 3rd party anyways.