How to spot scammy casinos?

[WettenBaron]

Hello everyone! 

So, we all know that there are many casinos that are not reliable at all. Some sites are very obviously scam ones but also there are some tricky ones that you can never really know 100%. Anyway, what I would like to know is how does everyone spot these sketchy casino sites. What are the things that you look for when you try and decide if a casino is legit or not? 

[Ivor]

There are many many things to look out but here are the 3 most important ones that I always pay attention.

1. License

2. Proper customer support (preferably live)

3. Reasonable bonuses (if its too good to be true, then usually its not true 😄 )

[lucaslick]

Reddit is my go to place when I need to find some info about casinos. I feel like people there are telling honest reviews since they don't have any benefit from lying. Another thing is to pick casinos only from proper, trustworthy affiliate sites. 

[Mr-Gamble Kirmo]

Very important topic! I agree with @lucaslick. Find casinos from sites that you can trust in the first place. If you just start to google random random casinos, you can easily get lost to some sites that have no guarantee of getting your money. It's crazy how many scams are out there. 

[lottomottori]

Only MGA licensed casinos, nothing else. That's how you know, you are in safe hands

[humblepromises]

For me live customer support is a must thing when talking about online casinos, if its 247 even better. 

[lunarlakes321]

Biggest one is to have a look what they are offering. Make sure its not too good to be true. 

[kylespin]

This is a bit more trickier and the casino it self can be legit and with all the licenses etc but check out what rtp versions they have for slots. If all the slots are the lowest version I would count that as a scam even tho everything else is legit. In the long run you will loose a lot more money if you never pay attention to RTP!!!

[dragondance]

Where can I check this rtp? I have always just picked the game that looks the coolest.😄 Not to overcomplicate things.