Which games are more interesting for a beginner to try?

[WobrGraboid]

I'm interested in whether there are ways to check a new portal with games for a license or other signs of legality if I do not know the names of the sites?

[McLeBron]

Checking the license and legality of websites is an important step. I studied the terms, reviews, and available documents. In the middle of the search, I found the Winshark website — transparency, honest payments and clear rules immediately gave me confidence. This helps a beginner to understand that the resource is reliable, and to play safely, without fear of hidden risks or deception.

[timmn]

It's always tricky figuring out if a new gaming site is legit, especially without any names to go on. From my own experience, the first thing I do is look for a clear license from a recognized authority, like the Malta Gaming Authority or the UKGC, and check for seals from eCOGRA, which usually means the games are tested for fairness. I also scroll all the way down to the footer—if there's no licensing info or company details, I consider it a red flag. When I was checking out a platform recently, I found a detailed breakdown of its features on a site like Loco win where you can read an independent overview of the LocoWin gaming platform itself. It listed over 2,000 games and 20 betting disciplines, plus detailed deposit bonus terms. Before committing to any online casino, reading such an overview first is a solid way to verify if the platform matches what you're actually looking for.