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Re: What do you want to see in casino reviews?
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EarnOnVictor
on 27/03/2024, 10:16:19 UTC
Reviews also need to be monetised and the best wy is to make sure you are doing them with some profit, like getting paid tips by people. If you monetise by the casinos that are reviewed you would not be able to be independent and the public would loose confidence in them. To get tips and audience you will need to often update the reviews to get good rankings in searches.

You're right, a person who monetizes his work does it with more effort and with more Detail , because he feels that what he does is well Valued, what Happens is that there are very few people who see this work as something worth doing , So there should be some reviewers who have a private service, where they review even each game, or not each game but each type of game, over time it goes deeper, but to be paid they must have a lot of difference in terms of the Reviews that we see, I am a person who always sees and sees very similar criteria from each other, I do not see any difference, the criteria I am looking for I must discover myself with my research.

If a reviewer goes further, that implies that they have to spend More money on the games, and that is understandable, then it is not something that easy, plus the players who have more Experience I know see this as pure gold, because in the end it is It is their money that they deposit in the casino and they want to have the best experience Apart from having the Decent Option for their money to be withdrawn satisfactorily.

A quick withdrawal is probably the most important thing for many, because if you win a large amount of money they will want to touch and spend it. Surely many people start to get nervous if a large amount is on deposit in our profile. Essentially it's just a balance display. But as you correctly mentioned, it is important to pay attention to the countries in which you can play, because we may not get our money back. There is nothing worse than this, because a player can spend a ton of effort and then discover such an unpleasant surprise; such cases have probably happened more than once in various casinos. I think the rest is secondary, at least for me as a player.
The fast pace of withdrawal is also my most referenced consideration in choosing my casinos and sportsbooks, but in addition, the guarantee to get the money is equally important. Even if there is nothing like a "guarantee" here, the reputation of the casino/sportsbook should be high enough to warrant trust in dealing with them. This is because it is worthless to me if they either do not honour my withdrawal or delay my withdrawal. I must also say that there are many companies I have dealt with in the past but stopped patronising due to the manner in which they handled my withdrawal, though they never scammed me. But at times, the withdrawal could be delayed for 5 days, who does that in this present state of technology and competition where some withdrawals are either instant or almost instant? Those are the services I want for myself, and right now, that is the service I get with all the companies I deal with.

No matter how big and secure you are as a company, if you are such that delays my money, I will bullshit you, you should rather keep your bigness to yourself. This is still encapsulated under the good services and no casino can tell me that they have good service when their withdrawals are being delayed, and no matter how big the withdrawal is, it should be treated the same even after the so-called investigation which they did not do when you lose a huge amount of money to them.

But about the country's licencing and regulations remark, well, it is so difficult to hold onto that because most big casinos these days are registered in a less strict country which makes it more difficult to make them accountable for their bad/poor deeds. In my experience, even those casinos that are registered in countries like the UK that are better in casino regulations still cheat their customers judging by what I read online. Maybe this is emboldened by the customers low reportage, I don't know.