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The worst casino site I have ever played! Small to no winnings. Some games off limits. No transparency. Not the sign up bonus as advertised. Do not recommend and will not play again. Can't delete account. Not GDPR compliant.
i did deposit 100eur yesterday without any bonus active , while i was playing i flipped to 250 then suddenly for leveling up you guys added 12$ without asking me if i want the bonus or not , it went on automatically like i gave a shit about 12$ on 250, pure scammers avoid at all costs, they wont pay you out
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