Discussion about article: How to choose a casino (page 2)

I completely agree with the list of important factors. Personally, I also pay attention to mobile optimization and whether the platform offers demo mode, so I can try out the games without risking real money. Bonus policies are important too, but I always read the terms carefully—especially the wagering requirements. It's also a big plus when there's a solid VIP program with personalized rewards.

yeah, they are great in terms of withdrawal convenience

Credit cards from Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or other networks are one of the most widespread options. Credit cards are secure and usually come with limited liability for the customer in case of fraudulent transactions.

Digital wallets are also solutions that enable a more seamless and convenient way to use bank cards for payments. 

A few points I check before playing on a casino;

• Reviews and complaints
• How do they handle complaints?
• Terms of service (Are they unreasonable?)
• Community (X, Discord, Telegram)
• Licenses ( Top tier; Malta , Middle tier; Isle of man , Bottom tier: Curacao, Costa Rica)
• Volume (Big casino's with alot of players are more reliable in general)

The article provides a comprehensive overview to help new players choose the right online platform.

As a piece of advice, we suggest completing the verification process before making a deposit. This can significantly speed up future withdrawal procedures.

It's also important to pay attention not only to the number and ratio of positive and negative reviews about a brand, but also to how representatives handle issues and respond to negative feedback. A good place to review this is the Complaints section on CasinoGuru.

Stay safe!

I like when casino had good bonuses and easy withdrawal process. The recent gem I found is Playfina.

Don't hesitate to tell us more about your experience, of course.

I guess I'll look for a few features like no KYC, being web-based, and low-rake environment.

Interesting, do you only play in anonymous casinos? Is that important to you? 🤔

I do play both, but I usually play on anonymous sites in freeroll tournaments to improve my skills.

What about you? What's important to you?

Thanks for the answer, when I play, I am more into sports betting. 

However, it is important for me that the casino is reputable, regulated and that there is a support that when I reach out, they always try to help me and explain various things. Of course, withdrawals should be as fast as possible, but I don't mind waiting a few days. 

So that would be my requirements. 🙂

Good read

Is there something you find useful and if yes what? 😀

Do you have some kind of own strategy how you choose a casino? 😀

No KYC casinos with a license don't exist. Every licensed casino has to do some kind of KYC.

Yes, i hope as player get to maxwin

That's probably what anyone would be happy to say. Did you manage to get maxwin on any slot?😀

They do exist, they just usually "forget" to do KYC when it is convenient for them, aka when people deposit. Then, when things go sour, they request because (insert reason).

I have seen crypto brands who do not do it for a while after launch and then change policies. Keep in mind the casinos decide whether or not they conduct KYC, licence authorities like Anjouan and Curacao probably never (I would wager a bet) check their books, audits are just words in the terms and conditions.

MGA and UKGC casinos must report source of wealth, I have experienced both personally, or else they will just block your account. This never happened on my favourite Curacao casino (Chipstars), which asked me for KYC once and never again, even after I have deposited much more than the UK maximum deposit limit.

Chose something in the middle, mate.

Playing at Weiss too. Solid option.