Feedback wanted on CrashRanked.com

Hi everyone,

I run CrashRanked.com, an affiliate portal focused specifically on crash games and the casinos that offer them. I would appreciate some honest feedback from members who understand casino portals and this part of the market.

The site is here: https://crashranked.com/

I am especially interested in whether the rankings explain trust, KYC policies, withdrawals, game fairness and bonus conditions clearly enough. Are there any crash game casinos you think should be reviewed, or important checks that players expect but the site is currently missing?

We also work with partners that have a genuine crash game offering. Affiliate managers are welcome to contact me with factual information about their games, licence, payment methods and withdrawal policies. That does not guarantee placement, because every casino still needs to meet the same review standards.

Please check it out and let me know what you think. Honest criticism is welcome.

Biggest issue I see is the font colors not being seen well for some things.

Example on your /casinos page it is very difficult to see the word "review" as the font color is not seen well enough. Same on the home page such as the bonus of Up to €300 for Vave.

Maybe a lighter color if not white itself would be seen better. I was on a pc at the time of the review in case you have diffierent css for mobile.

Also wonder if you add a hover to those elements would help visitors know there is a little more to read? I did not know there was more until I selected the text and copy to paste in here to provide the feedback

Rick
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I looked mainly at how you present the evidence behind the rankings. I checked the homepage and the CocoBet review today.

The observed-versus-claimed section is useful. My main suggestion is to carry those evidence labels through to the homepage. The homepage says you time three crypto withdrawals and test when ID is requested, while the CocoBet review says it is desk research only and has no completed withdrawal or KYC test. A visitor who only sees the ranking could reasonably think the same testing has been completed for every listed site. A short label beside each score, such as desk research or withdrawal tested, would help.

I would also explain how the CocoBet withdrawal-evidence score of 8.7 is reached when the first-party test is still missing. Showing which evidence contributes to that category, and how unknowns affect it, would make the number easier to assess.

For completed tests, a compact dated record of request, approval and receipt, payment method and amount would answer the withdrawal question much more clearly. Public copies can redact the account and payment identifiers. These suggestions are about the review presentation; I have not tested CocoBet through your site.