Oh oh, you later said what I expected of you. You see, it is not about the size of the casino at times but the reputation and integrity to maintain the reputation. This is because the gambler looking for a casino may not be depositing more than $1,000 in most cases which I believe any serious casinos will be able to handle well if they are well-prepared to avoid liquidity issues. But if the casinos are now having integrity issues that are decreasing their reputation, it is a very big issue.
However, in the summary of my online search about this casino in my last post, I handed them 3/10 which is not acceptable if the gambler is safety conscious. Imagine having so many withdrawal issues all over the internet, what do you think their fate can become over time? Even if they are bigger than you claimed, it still serves no integrity purpose that will make people be persuaded to deal with them.
I think it takes a lot to build a good and acceptable reputation on a site or any platform, that is built over time and with many facts, especially those facts where the casino shows that it fulfills its duties and pays on time, one of the things I don't like is that if in a casino the withdrawals start to cause a lot of problems, currently the biggest problem is the KYC, something that is mandatory and necessary, but when the casino's duty is fulfilled it is to pay automatically and that's it, but when they put a lot of "buts" for me it is no longer trustworthy, maybe I am a bit radical with that, but over time I have learned that.
Reputation building isnt something that could really be build up on one day but rather it would be taking a couple of years or long time.