Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on October 09, 2024, 09:38:32 PM

Quote from: ethereumhunter on October 04, 2024, 07:16:28 AM

As long as he have the budget to build casino from scratch and have a good team to support his project, he will have that casino operate someday. It needs time to build and prepares casino and needs to have much ideas of what he can do. He will spends much time to set it up one by one of the casino but with his team, maybe that doesn't need too long to finish the site. We talk about a lot of money to build the site until it finish and what promotion we can do to grow the site and have many loyal members. He can also asks some members to test the site before it's launch so he can know what needs to be fix or add to give more experiences to gamblers. After he set everything, he can launch his site here and ask for more suggestion from members here to have a better casino.

Yes, it is a fact, things should be done like this, with a team like the one that should be had so that they are aware in order to make a good review , with respect to the reviewers or casino testers, it is best that it is done from the forum because most are people who have a lot of experience and are also the ones indicated to test the sites, in my case I would reward each one of them so that they could try the site, as is done in some campaigns, because I consider that the Recommendations are of a high level.

But in what form can you reward experienced testers who will write about their experience here on the forum.

Here it is still worth thinking about such a form of reward as personal discounts, bonuses or free spins in some large quantity.
Or inclusion in the number of VIP users with all the ensuing consequences. However, the administration still knows better what forms of encouragement for a given casino are optimal for the casino itself. But these forms of encouragement in my opinion must be there, otherwise these areas of work on casino promotion, on the contrary, will be practically anti-advertising and many will perceive it as a negative signal.