Quote from: notocactus on Today at 02:57:11 PM

Why not?

It is possible as it is part of their business, so if they keep their promise, pay to review campaign participants fairly by themselves or by review campaign manager (outsource), it's helpful for their reputation.

It's one of ways of gaining reputation but there are more important contributors for their reputation: platform operations: deposit, withdraw, provably fairness and more.

Paying the review campaign participants doesn't prove that the casino is fair and trusted. Even a scam casino can pay its review participants; that's not a big deal. Also, I feel that those who are a part of the review campaign will mostly give positive reviews because they care more about the money than the honest reviews (in case they feel anything bad about the site).

Anyway, still I believe that a review campaign is helpful for the casino. Many new people will make an account on the casino and gamble there with the free money they get for the review. Few of them may like the casino and continue gambling there. Other may also tell to their gambling friends about the site etc. In short, it is good to have a review campaign.