Do you base representations on player issues?

[admin]

Just a poll to get a feel :)

[KasinoKing]

Just a poll to get a feel :)
How many feels have you had so far? :p

In answer to the question - definitely yes.
My minimum requirements for deciding who to promote are:-
1. I have personally deposited & played at the casino myself and was happy with the experience.
or 2. The casino is a 'sister' to, or has the same affiliate management as a casino meeting point 1.
or 3. The casino is CasinoMeister accredited.
or 4. The casino uses a software brand with a very good reputation for player fairness (e.g. Crypto, MG, Rival, Wagerworks, BM).

Recent exceptions I have made to the above criteria are:
A few casinos I was considering I decided to not bother with due to player concerns; e.g. Go Wild, Casino Club, Golden Lounge.

At the beginning of the day I am a player first, affiliate second - I would never knowing promote any casino if I suspected would treat any of their players any worse than I would want to be treated myself.

KK

[dominique]

My criteria:

Doesn't screw my players
doesn't screw affiliates
I like playing the software
aff managers aren't annoying and pushy
player support is ok ( I don't dare say "good" because they are mostly crappy)


Not in that order, these are equal items.

[bonustreak]

Just a poll to get a feel

You could always install one in the house and learn to work it:p

[Simmo!]

You could always install one in the house and learn to work it:p

Hmmm...poll dancing. A whole new concept!

My criteria:

Doesn't screw my players
doesn't screw affiliates
I like playing the software
aff managers aren't annoying and pushy
player support is ok ( I don't dare say "good" because they are mostly crappy)


Not in that order, these are equal items.

Agreed. Especially with the "pushy" one LOL. Speed of cashouts is one of my main criteria, not for listing but for prioritising, although 3 day-plus ones don't even get listed.