Some smaller platforms might have unique games you won't see elsewhere, communities more suited for the kind of person you are. Or more personalized service.
Of course, you may pay a price with fewer options. And certainly don't go to a site just because it's small. Smaller sites may on average be more willing to scam customers.
That said, bigger platforms can get overly bureaucratic, loose touch with their roots and what not.
Hmmm, yes you are correct on some things. Yes, some of the minor gambling platforms has a high tendency to run from their investors I already encounter that thing few years ago, that's why just for me to ease my anxiety in paying I only gamble to trusted one whom has a years in the market and has a good review here in this forum, I trust all those review from everyone of you.
^I even agree with this.
This is because smaller game developers may not have the resources to develop and publish their games on larger platforms, or they may prefer to focus on developing games for niche audiences that are more likely to be found on smaller platforms. As a result, smaller platforms can offer a wider range of unique and interesting games that cannot be found on larger platforms. The reasons for this could be because they have lower development costs, less competition and the last one is access to niche audiences.