Curacao licence question

[GamblerIdiot]

Because the debate came up in my wager thread regarding boss casino id like to ask about everybody's opinion regarding the Curacao licence.

I am aware their licence standards are low. i had my fair share of horrible experiences with some of those casinos (but admittingly also with some MGA ones).

Now I claim there are differences and that Curacao is not as such an instant red flag.

21casino, bosscasino, fjorin casino are just some I have good experiences with.

staybet, madame chance, all 400% bonus casinos, ALL skill on net casinos, to name a few i can strongly advise against.

So there is sth else besides the curacao licence you need as an indicator. But how can you test support, withdrawal speeds, verification time, lenient policy when wagering etc.. if you do not deposit once? I have come across dozens of forums, most red lists are accurate but there are also many individual evaluations that differ from my personal one.

So the question is, how do you guys handle that? Should casinogrounds have a poll over most trusted casinos or sth like that?

  

[tychob]

Mostly if want to join a new casino I mostly check them with thepogg.com. They have some good casino reviews. If they are blacklisted there I won't join. However the site is not updated very much so the information they give can be outdated. They also give information about the bonus, if they publish the RTP stats and with license the casino holds. So that's my way to find a new casino.