JuanPedro27

Yeah, they've been published. Here they are: 1) https://www.askgamblers.com/sports-betting/sportsbook-reviews/1xbet-sportsbook#review-692430ccaf6d46a7870b8572 2) https://www.askgamblers.com/online-casinos/reviews/jackpotter-casino#review-691caa90df43bd4f500892a7 I also have a question. If I make a review that's pending approval, should it appear in my reviews section anyway?

Not really. Haven't received any notifications here or via email. Dead silence

That's lovely. Should I receive a notification when they check it?

Agree. At first, I thought it was a contest, then realized it really wasn't. It might encourage even more people, as it's more attractive to have someone telling you you're about to get paid for a review, instead of competing with others for a chance... Not my case tho

Well, I don't really remember now if they met the criteria for the contest. The one about Jackpotter might, I'm not sure if the one about 1xBet does.

Will do, for sure! You might be able to help me on something. When I've sent a review it said it would take 48 hours to be checked (up to 96 hs, I believe). I've sent two reviews over a week ago, and I haven't received any news about them (whether they're rejected or not). How long does it usually take for the comments to be reviewed by the AG staff?

Heya! Just here to say hi Not new to the slots or casino worlds, but new to sharing my personal experiences. I've used AG for a while, and I felt it was the moment to give back something to the community

Great initiative to encourage people to post honest reviews about their experiences. I just realized about this topic. I guess the reviews I published (well, I shared, but aren't approved yet) won't make the cut due to not being long enough. But lovely idea! NVM, forgot to read the last bullet point

Checking casino licenses, for me, is a must, especially when it comes to new or sketchy casinos. Not only looking for a license, but actually checking if it's true. You can check its veracity with the organization that gave the license. I.e., UK Gambling Commission public registry. Another thing is to look at payment methods. User reviews are always good to check. Some people might have had problems withdrawing money, getting their accounts closed, etc... But if you can't find players' reviews, just take a look at the license, payment methods, and if it provides renowned games. That's it, pretty much for me.