Yeah. Indeed, if you have seen a fairly large number of negative reviews or complaints about some casino and you clearly understand that this is not a coordinated information attack on this site from competitors and for anti-advertising purposes, then you should not waste your time reading reviews at all about this casino.
And of course, you don’t need to try to play it yourself; you just need to add it to your personal “black list” of the casino and simply forget about its existence.
If we already know the negative reviews from real users then we no longer need to test the casino site to prove the veracity of those reviews, usually this case concerns new casinos or casinos that do not have many users because they have already left the casino due to some problems related to delays in withdrawals, games unfair, and others.
I think when it comes to crypto casinos we don't need any review sites to get real reviews from users and some of the forum members are professionals in testing the suitability of platform sites, they understand the gambling system algorithms and reports from real users if casino platforms act fraudulently and deceive gamblers.