Transparency in casino reviews – Is there still a place for value-driven affiliate sites?

[ann09]

We all know the game: flashy bonuses, big banners, inflated reviews, but it doesn’t always convert in the long run. I’ve been looking at some newer sites taking a less salesy approach. Trusted Gambler, for instance, gives a decent breakdown of responsible gaming tools, withdrawal limits, and even lists weekly cashback deals in plain language.

It reminds me a bit of what Bojoko or Casino Professor have tried in the past, but more direct and with less clutter.

Are any of you seeing better results with this value-over-hype strategy? I’d love to hear if anyone’s testing similar approaches outside the BonusFinder and Top10Casinos playbook.

 

[Kadabra]

I understand you are the owner of the aforementioned TG site
Anyway, in my opinion this approach does work, the problem is you really need to give that value. it can be in any area you choose, but you need to really give that.

 

[Alteringviews]

Can't even find Trusted Gambler anywhere.

Anyways, reviews in iGaming are from either extreme. Affiliates marketing everything as cure for cancer, and players swearing everything is shite because they lost money. No middle ground.

I've seen a recent tick towards mentioning some negatives, but these only go as far as suggesting some other casino or saying it's no big deal.