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their whole setup screams exit plan. Shady T&Cs, fake VIP “perks,” and ghost-mode support

""Fast payouts"" unless you win. Then it’s fast excuses😂

If you’ve got even a partial screen or timestamp, push it. I raised hell once with logs from my browser console and magically they “found” the missing spin and credited it back. Funny how that works

Yeah, I had $280 stuck in “processing” for three days with zero updates. I finally called them out on Twitter, dropped screenshots, tagged support—and guess what? Got a DM from them saying it was “escalated” and an hour later the cash hit my PayPal. So clearly they can move fast when you make...

That’s exactly how they operate, because as soon as you bring up the idea of actually taking your money out, it’s like they lose all interest in helping and just vanish from the conversation completely. You could ask about deposits, bonuses, or literally anything else and they’ll reply...

had to grind through the wagering first, then they finally paid out. still pissed about it!:mad:

yeah, and of course, they don’t make it obvious. Only noticed when I tried to withdraw

In Brief About Casabet.io Casino... At first I thought I had found a decent casino, but after making a few deposits, BOOM - reality check! They have introduced a 3x wagering requirement on your own money before you can withdraw it! This is a huge warning sign and I can't ignore the...

If I see another “expert” saying El Royale is "one of the best casinos for 2025", I’m gonna lose it!

$500 per week?! WTF, that’s ridiculous. They literally force you to keep playing and losing while you wait.

Maybe we should start a list of shady crypto casinos that delay payments? At this point, it’s a pattern

I've been playing in online casinos for many years, and I've seen all kinds of shit - good, bad, and outright fraud. I decided to try El Royale Casino because the site looked polished and the promotional offers seemed solid. It looked like they really cared about the players. This was a mistake...

Yeah, a lawyer could help you navigate this mess. But also, you gotta look into those payment processors. They’re playing a risky game too, and it sounds like they’re in deep with those casinos

It’s like GAMSTOP is just a suggestion. I mean, if they're reopening your account without permission, that’s straight-up illegal. Have you considered contacting the police?

Greentube Alderney, a Novomatic subsidiary operating as Admiral Casino, has been hit with a £1 million settlement by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) for repeated failures in social responsibility and anti-money laundering (AML) measures. This comes after a £685,000 fine in 2021 for similar...