Review Request: CasinoVVV – Casino News & Licensing Insights

Hi everyone,

We’ve recently launched CasinoVVV, a new site focused on the casino and iGaming industry. Our goal is to provide clear and reliable information for affiliates and industry readers.
Right now the site includes:

• News articles and industry updates.
• Reviews of gambling regulations and licenses in different countries.
• Guides and resources for affiliates.
• Bonus overviews from licensed operators.

CasinoVVV – Global Casino News and Reviews

It’s still early and we know there’s plenty of room to improve. We’d really appreciate your feedback on the site’s structure, categories, and the way information is presented. Any advice on SEO or content direction would also be very helpful.

Thanks a lot,
CasinoVVV Team

Did not see a single link to an operator with an affiliate link.

Rick
Universal4

Thanks, Rick

At CasinoVVV we’ve already built a solid base of quality content — news, regulatory reviews, and guides — and we’re expanding it further.
Links to licensed operators will be added soon, and in the meantime we’d really appreciate recommendations from members here for operators with affiliate links that could be a good fit.

CasinoVVV Team

I'd say your reason to be is unclear.

"Our goal is to provide clear and reliable information for affiliates and industry readers."

So, "industry readers" can be anyone (but we'll assume that really means industry professionals?). But "affiliates" are affiliates. You have articles that seem to be player-focused, and articles that arguably might be more industry focused.

So, which is it. Are you another affiliate casino site seeking to attract players and make money from that (as an affiliate operator)? Or are you seeking to provide general industry info targeted at people that already understand it? (in which case, you could argue that articles like 'how to play casino war' don't belong, although you could say that something like 'does Casino War attract players/FTDs' would be more valuable from an insider perspective).

I don't know for sure, but I'd imagine this broad approach won't work optimally. If you're going to target industry eyeballs, then the focus should be on everything that they're interested in and would find valuable, not general stuff like how to play a game. And your site structure should be built around those elements. If you're really targeting players, the structure is different. For example, players don't even care what affiliates are (other than a one pager explaining how signing up through an affiliate affects or doesn't affect them) let alone caring what industry events are coming up.

Good point. CasinoVVV is still in its early stage, combining both industry-focused insights (news, regulation, licensing reviews) and player-facing guides. The long-term vision is clear: to establish a global platform where industry professionals find reliable regulatory insights, while players only access information tied to licensed operators.
— CasinoVVV Team

Yeah in which case, you are (as suspected) setting yourself up with a lot of ground to cover to build any authority that satisfies two distinct (enough) sets of interested parties.

If you want to maintain this approach, positioning the site as an industry resource (and trying to reinforce the point that players are part of the industry) seems your way forward. Perhaps trying to segregate content for those parties would help, using the home page as a segregation point. But I fear you'll struggle because the whole show is too broad, not only because the ground you have to cover is doubly vast, but equally because there is already entrenched competition that already has focus.

Adding to what others have already voiced their concerns about. I don't particularly find your website user friendly and it just seems that your using a bit too much white space. Also, the drop down menu seems compacted and the magnifying glass icon in that menu, overlaps the text directly above it.

Thank you for the feedback. The site was undergoing an upgrade when you checked it, which may have caused the display issues you noticed. The upgrade is now complete, and we invite you to visit again to see the updated version.
Our focus is on building a professional, reliable, and clear platform. The recent updates are designed to improve usability while expanding the site’s content and capabilities.

Thanks for pointing it out. CasinoVVV is still in an early stage, so for now there’s a mix of industry-facing content (regulation, licensing, news) and player guides.

Going forward, the plan is to split things more clearly – industry readers will get regulatory insights and market analysis, while players will see content connected to licensed operators.

It’s a competitive space and focus matters, so we’re shaping the structure to make sure each audience can easily find what’s relevant to them.

Typical ... some jews with some money but no idea how to start something real.
Sneaking around ... in the next thread they coming to sell those ugly "AI RNG (Live) Dealer" from the "site" you should review.

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Originally Posted by CasinoVVV

Hi everyone,

We’ve recently launched CasinoVVV, a new site focused on the casino and iGaming industry. Our goal is to provide clear and reliable information for affiliates and industry readers.
Right now the site includes:

• News articles and industry updates.
• Reviews of gambling regulations and licenses in different countries.
• Guides and resources for affiliates.
• Bonus overviews from licensed operators.

CasinoVVV – Global Casino News and Reviews

It’s still early and we know there’s plenty of room to improve. We’d really appreciate your feedback on the site’s structure, categories, and the way information is presented. Any advice on SEO or content direction would also be very helpful.

Thanks a lot,
CasinoVVV Team

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Beyond what others have mentioned, the site feels AI-generated to me. It’s not just the images; the content style and structure also give me that impression. Most of us here use AI to some extent, so I’m not against it at all, but sometimes it can be too much and that may put some users off.

On the content side, I’d suggest a thorough review. For example, in one of the guides the questions and answers appear in the same paragraph without even a visual distinction, which makes it harder to follow. In the About Us section, you could make the arguments much compelling; for instance, answering “Why trust us?” with “because we value your trust” feels empty, especially from a faceless brand people don’t know yet.

That said, it’s a starting point and a base to build upon. If it were me, I’d focus on adding a more personal touch to the site to help it stand out and feel more trustworthy.

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Originally Posted by NoDepositCasinos

Beyond what others have mentioned, the site feels AI-generated to me. It’s not just the images; the content style and structure also give me that impression. Most of us here use AI to some extent, so I’m not against it at all, but sometimes it can be too much and that may put some users off.

On the content side, I’d suggest a thorough review. For example, in one of the guides the questions and answers appear in the same paragraph without even a visual distinction, which makes it harder to follow. In the About Us section, you could make the arguments much compelling; for instance, answering “Why trust us?” with “because we value your trust” feels empty, especially from a faceless brand people don’t know yet.

That said, it’s a starting point and a base to build upon. If it were me, I’d focus on adding a more personal touch to the site to help it stand out and feel more trustworthy.

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Thanks for the honest feedback — I really appreciate it.
The site is still in its early stages. Some of the content is created with advanced AI tools, but every piece goes through human review and editing before publication.

A few of your points are absolutely valid, and we’re already working on improvements accordingly.
For us, there’s nothing to hide about using AI — quite the opposite. The goal is to use it responsibly to make complex regulatory and market topics more accessible to readers and affiliates.
Thanks again for the constructive input — this kind of feedback genuinely helps us refine our direction.


Thanks a lot,
CasinoVVV Team