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I think it would be much easier to choose online casinos if there were unbiased reviews on them, stating both the pros and cons. Why hasn't anyone done that? Maybe you have met such a resource where you can read everything about online casinos?
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I'll answer you - no one has, because it's impossible in a world where everything is bought and sold. Yes, maybe it would be appreciated, but it's easier for any company to appease whoever is writing about them than to correct the flaws, if any. Personally, I did a Treasure Island live review for myself to determine if it was a good fit for me, if the pros outweighed the cons, if this online casino was user friendly, and so on. Just write down the mandatory points to evaluate and become a critic for yourself in your spare time. -
I think you need to read reviews from real players. In addition, a lot depends on the country where the player is located. In France, for example, Dragon Shard is very popular with both young and experienced players.Comment
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