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Pure shit.. I got free rounds and win some money. Wagered those,made deposit, win more. No I have over 400 euros in my balance but they tell me only 100 euros can be withdraw. They claim all winninga are from free bonus rounds. Their game history doesn't show gaming before deposit.. Never,ever play in this so called casino!!!!
Scamers , not posible to play theyjust wanna deposit , wen you wann get back your deposit its a 60£ fee ,
Uses the name National Lottery when it has no affiliation with it. Scam.
Scammers and unregulated “casino”
Sending me sms texts offering me 3000 pounds bonus if I deposit with them.
£3000? SCAM ALERT
I don’t know where they got my number but no legitimate business uses spam to promote their business and offers unrealistic guarantees
Please stick to casinos that have a a lot of reviews here on Trustpilot otherwise it is unlikely you’ll get paid if you have a decent win
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