Online Gambling Testing: an Ultimate Guide and Solutions

Online gambling gained broad popularity and even became a multi-billion dollar industry because gamblers worldwide play computer casino games striving to fulfill the adrenaline rush and eagerness to win. Thus, the sector boosted, and along with that, the need for secure services that users would trust increased as well. 

Lengthy verifications, complicated registrations, too much private data required, and indecipherable error messages cause a bad user experience.  So many of the potential users quit without even starting playing, for they don’t want to provide too much personal information or for other reasons. Users’ experience should be as seamless as possible. 

The registration process must be smooth, quick, and straightforward. Online gambling platforms should catch up with modern testing techniques to enable a secure and pleasant user experience. And to that end, they need high-profile QA engineers, with a diversity of devices, and from different geographies to test online casino platforms thoroughly before the launch, or before releasing new features.

Online gambling testing steps

The testing process connects with the game’s development through its entire development life cycle, including designing the game, polishing it, and fixing bugs missed during the previous stages. Here are 3 steps for a better online casinos’ testing process:

• The design stage connects with risk analysis and static testing. At this initial stage, a tester and a developer build trusting relations for further cooperation, understand the game, discuss phases and the scope of the product.
• When there are features to be tested, agile testing begins. The tester should provide comprehensive information on the product to the developers at this stage (can also be called the alpha testing phase). The products can be changed at any time based on the received feedback.
• When the developers are done with their part, the testers team starts integrating testing. 
• The last part should involve a third-party check and testing. It can be beta testing by VIP users or using a crowdsourced testing company to allow scaling up the testing, adding many testers to the testing process.