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Slots are supposed to be fun, not an emotional hostage situation every damn session lol

Book of Ra is a certified balance killer

That’s exactly their move. The second you win anything real, they pull the “bonus violation” excuse. It’s vague on purpose, so you can’t even argue

I remember seeing their Facebook ads last year. They always had these massive promos like “500% bonus with no ID required” or “instant PayPal withdrawals,” which honestly should’ve been a red flag right away. But what’s worse is how many legit-looking casino review sites rated them highly. I...

I came across a thread on the Casinomeister forum about MrSloty, and it’s clear this casino is a complete scam. Complaints have been stacking up for months, and every single one follows the same pattern—players win, request a withdrawal, and then get hit with endless delays. Some have been...

Just don’t cancel and try again. It resets the whole clock — learned that the hard way

\I’ve had my fair share of ups and downs with Monopoly Live, but nothing like that. My best was hitting a 5x and being super pumped :)

If it was a progressive jackpot like Major Millions, then technically the win is tracked on Microgaming’s end - not just by Jackpot City. The game server handles those jackpots, so even if the casino tries to deny it, their logs won’t be the final say. That said, Microgaming (now Games Global)...

“No ID” is wild. That screams crypto-only scam site with no intention of paying

They’ve been running Facebook ads too. Looks super sketch. Like something thrown together on Fiverr

Yep. I've seen “5-star” reviews on questionable blogs. Same template as half of the other scam sites. Operation copy-paste

Donbet didn't look serious from day one. If there's no licensing information (real license, not made up crap) on the site, it's a red flag

Sounds like a scam move. Did you use crypto or fiat for the withdrawal? Some shady sites have insane conversion fees

It's not about paperwork. Casinos vet players. If they see that you are the kind of player that will keep playing, they pay you quickly to keep playing. If they think you will cash out and run away - there will be a hell of a lot of checking

Also check if they are on sites that track casino activity. If they have already done this with others, you can find evidence that they are right

This is some kind of shady business. If you didn't take the bonus, they have no reason to keep your money. Did you tell them this directly, or are they just giving you the usual boilerplate answers?

For sure! Transparency is key. If they’re scamming players, they need to be held accountable. Let's get that info out there!

So, you think they’re just a front for something dodgy? I mean, if they don’t have any real oversight, who knows what’s happening with your cash

Never tried Jelly’s slots before, but if they’re landing deals with Bally’s, they must be doing something right. CleoPatrick sounds fun — anyone here played it? What’s the gameplay like?