Negative reviews are normal in businesses esp as they age. I would agree that a perfect score in a manipulation prone platforms like trustpilot may seem inorganic.

I'm not saying we should ignore these negative reviews, of course. However, the tricky bit is, in places like trustpilot, it's hard to follow how are these cases resolved or were they even resolved unlike in public forums like bitcointalk and casino.guru 😓 -- I think is important to get the whole picture.

If you wanna err on the side of caution though. Then, I don't think dexsport is at reputed level yet -- you can always gauge your risk appetite when it comes to deciding whether to try one service or nah.