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Firt they gave you 200$ bonus
When you win from it and go to verify yourself they'll charge money for that after paying still you won't get anything
From 200 I won't 6.4m$ and still I hadn't got any withdrawal
So it's a scam
Big thank you for bonus promcodes. Fast KYC and withdraw!
This website/casino is scam. Won’t allow you to withdraw winnings. I used the $200 bonus code and ran the Olympus up to $27,000. Thought I made it big. But I’m still in the video call 10 days later waiting to hear from support to verify my account.
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