A casino can be either land-based or online. The casino reviews you find in Task List are mostly about online casinos. In this guide, we give you some simple tips on how to write a good casino review. As you have already understood, we spell "casino" and not "casino". Further down in this guide you will find more information on how we spell different casino terms. The site mobilacasinospel.com is a good example of a casino review. The basic tips about writing can be found below.
Start by reading the instructions
Regardless of the type of task, you should always start by reading the instructions carefully before you start writing. For example, does the customer want the text to have a certain tone, the review to contain some specific information or to focus on the casino's betting section?
Once you have read the instructions, you can check the template of the task to see if it specifies which keywords and headings the text should contain. In some casino reviews, the customer has provided a specific structure that needs to be followed and in others you can choose the headings for the text.
Here is an example of a structure you can use if no other is specified:
- Introduction - describe the casino, such as its theme, year of launch, founder and license.
- Welcome bonus - new players often get a bonus, what does it look like and what is the wagering requirement?
- Game selection - what sections are available? For example, casino, live casino and odds? How many games are on offer and who are the game providers?
- Promotions and loyalty programs - does the casino offer promotions and loyalty programs for registered players? How do they work and what are the terms and conditions? If the promotions are limited in time, you can describe them in more general terms.
- Payment methods - what payment methods are offered for deposits and withdrawals? How long do they take? What is the minimum deposit? Does the casino charge any extra fees?
- Customer service - is there a live chat, an email address or a phone number? What are the opening hours? Is the support fast? Does it speak Swedish? Is there a comprehensive FAQ?
- Summary/review
Tips on sources to use
All texts - whether Standard Quality or Business Quality - should contain accurate information. This means that it is important to work with credible sources. The best source is always the original source, which in this case is the casino's own website.
Choose your sources in the following order:
- The casino's own website and the FAQ section with frequently asked questions and answers.
- If you cannot find an answer on the website, you can write your question to the customer service via live chat if there is one. As a rule, you can reach the live chat without having a gaming account and you usually get a quick answer.
- Otherwise, you can google the casino's name followed by "review" to get results. However, this should be seen as a last resort as other reviews may contain factual errors.
Common casino terms that are good to know
Welcome bonus - A welcome bonus is something that most casinos offer to new players. This is usually awarded when the player makes their first deposit and can consist of, for example, cash or free spins.
Free spins - Free spins, or free spins as they may also be called, are often one of the prizes in a slot. Winning free spins means that you can spin the slot without wagering any money. For example, 15 free spins when you get three scatter symbols.
Slot - A slot is an online slot machine. A classic slot consists of five reels, three rows and a certain number of paylines. The player spins the reels of the game to reveal symbols that generate wins.
Registration bonus - A registration bonus is a form of welcome bonus but does not require a deposit. For example, creating a gaming account can be enough to receive 20 free spins on a selected slot.
No-deposit bonus - A no-deposit bonus is just as it sounds, a bonus that does not require a deposit. Sometimes these are also referred to as No Deposit bonuses.
Deposit bonus/matching bonus - A deposit bonus is a bonus the player receives when they deposit money into their gaming account. Often the deposit is matched with, for example, 100% up to a maximum of SEK 1,000 in bonus, which is also the reason why it is sometimes called a match bonus.
Wagering requirements - Most bonuses come with a wagering requirement. For example, a common wagering requirement is that the bonus must be wagered 40 times before it is possible to withdraw any winnings. The lower the wagering requirement, the better the bonus can be considered. Some bonuses also come with no wagering requirements and are referred to as wagering-free. Read the terms and conditions of the bonus to find out.
Loyalty programs - A loyalty program can take many different forms. These exist to give better bonuses and benefits to loyal players who play a lot.
Gambling licence - A gambling license is a license that is required by law.
Read more: How to get bonuses at online casinos