Perfectly Designed Casinos?

[pyst777]

Do they exist? Have you come across any which are perfectly designed or close to it?  Signed up to King Billy last night - apart from being slow it took me more time than usual (at most other casinos) to get to the game I love losing to - Evilution Roulette. The thing I hate most is the amount of time I spend opening and closing games looking for the ones which have 25 or less lines to play. Navigation is a nightmare on most sites.

[Afi4wins]

Can any casino ever be perfect? The answer is NO! For a multitude of reasons and variables.

Can any casino ever be perfect for anybody and for everyone? The answer is yet again NO! For the same multitude of reasons and variables.

Take your experience at King Billy Casino as an example. Whilst you are facing many kinds of issues, both games and platform wise, there are also many others who do not get those, and they are enjoying their time and play there instead. Strange and perplexing as it may be, but that's how things are in general. As the saying goes, one man's meat is another man's poison, and is absolutely true!

No matter how each casino has been painstakingly designed and laid out, it simply cannot satisfy everyone needs, desires and demands, because we humans are very individualistic, egoistic, and whatever '-istic' else there is!

So, to find the best suited casino, each much do their own searching through firsthand experience, but even after finding one, there still would be one or two unforeseen things that could eventually make a player it the casino a one-finger salute! Yes, I have been there indeed! Hahaha. 

[thugsforlife]

I really like when there are different slots on the website by different casino providers, so when it becomes boring, I just choose another from the list. Also, it helps to see the best games.

[Efti]

On 5/9/2020 at 2:53 AM, pyst777 said:

Do they exist? Have you come across any which are perfectly designed or close to it?  Signed up to King Billy last night - apart from being slow it took me more time than usual (at most other casinos) to get to the game I love losing to - Evilution Roulette. The thing I hate most is the amount of time I spend opening and closing games looking for the ones which have 25 or less lines to play. Navigation is a nightmare on most sites.

This is an issue I increasingly come across these days and one that certainly influences what games I chose to play and at which casinos. Obviously, everyone has their own criteria and opinions of what constitutes a 'perfect' place to gamble and I often see discussions over who has the fastest payouts, widest selection/variety, biggest jackpots etc. Yet site layout or software design doesn't seem to come up much, even though it is such a crucial part of the online casino experience, especially now that most operators offer games from multiple providers (unlike when I started playing).

Players can have have literally hundreds of games to choose from, but the vast choice can quickly become overwhelming if not presented properly. Aside from the basic groupings like card/table games, video poker and slots, some online sites put little effort into categorizing or organizing their product in a way that customers can easily go through and pick what they want. Even basic features like alphabetical ordering or a search bar are not guaranteed to be available, let alone the ability to sort by game provider or other options like the number of paylines or jackpot size.

[cocopop3011]

5 hours ago, Efti said:

This is an issue I increasingly come across these days and one that certainly influences what games I chose to play and at which casinos. Obviously, everyone has their own criteria and opinions of what constitutes a 'perfect' place to gamble and I often see discussions over who has the fastest payouts, widest selection/variety, biggest jackpots etc. Yet site layout or software design doesn't seem to come up much, even though it is such a crucial part of the online casino experience, especially now that most operators offer games from multiple providers (unlike when I started playing).

Players can have have literally hundreds of games to choose from, but the vast choice can quickly become overwhelming if not presented properly. Aside from the basic groupings like card/table games, video poker and slots, some online sites put little effort into categorizing or organizing their product in a way that customers can easily go through and pick what they want. Even basic features like alphabetical ordering or a search bar are not guaranteed to be available, Let alone the ability to sort by game provider or other options like the number of paylines or jackpot size.

Heeeeey!! Welcome back. 

 I actually think you have a really valid point here. I've played for years and even I get overwhelmed sometimes if a casino doesn;t have a lobby that is laid out as II would preferably like. When tht happens I find I play games I wouldn't even usually play and end up just blowing my money away.

[Efti]

On 6/11/2020 at 11:17 PM, cocopop3011 said:

Heeeeey!! Welcome back. 

 I actually think you have a really valid point here. I've played for years and even I get overwhelmed sometimes if a casino doesn;t have a lobby that is laid out as II would preferably like. When tht happens I find I play games I wouldn't even usually play and end up just blowing my money away.

Thanks, I've been kind of in and out here but hope to post more regularly from now on 

I tend to have the opposite reaction to being faced with too many games - I end up just playing the same few old favourites, even if I was originally in the mood to try something different.

[cocopop3011]

7 hours ago, Efti said:

Thanks, I've been kind of in and out here but hope to post more regularly from now on 

I tend to have the opposite reaction to being faced with too many games - I end up just playing the same few old favourites, even if I was originally in the mood to try something different.

No problem Efti, whenever you feel like posting whether it be every day or now again, we'll always be here!