Anyone know of them?

I need some help, anyone heard of summitslot.com?

Hi, are you sure this is a casino ? When I want to get to the page, it redirects me somewhere else to another page, so is the link correct please ? 

Anyway, why do you ask, is there a problem ? I'll tell our data team to take a look, because I haven't found such a casino here and we'll see what it is. 

I'm having problems getting my cashouts. It says 24 to 72 hours but it's going on 4 days now.

Yes thank you, I have to say that we give casinos 14 days to resolve the withdrawal issue. Have you verified with the casino yet ?

I'd also like you to answer my questions, because it's quite important. I assume we do not have this casino in our database so it would be great if I have a correct link.

However, you are still in contact with the casino, yes ? Do you keep in touch about your current situation?

From what I can see, it looks like a social casino to me. Is it on Facebook somewhere, please ? We have a great thread on this topic where you could read some useful information and find out something new, so that's why I'm asking. 

Thread can be found here- https://casinoguru-en.com/forum/casinos/the-widespread-trend-of-social-sweepstakes-casinos--are-these-considered-legit-online-casinos/5#post-113346

Let me know. 

Still trying to get my withdrawal. Customer service is lousy

I would be glad if we could help in such a case but unfortunately it is not possible. 

Anyway, what does customer support tell you ? Is there something you need to do to get your withdrawal ? 

They want a fee to move faster on my withdrawal

Oh, and what fee should it be, i.e. how high should it be ? Have you been asked to do this ever before ? 

I'd be a bit skeptical about that and I shared a thread where you might find such information and players' experiences written, so try to look there and maybe you'll come across a similar case. 

Maybe one more question, how does it seem to you, what are you going to do ? 

I'm not sure what to do.

Hello,

I am Radka, and I have been listening in on this discussion from time to time because I am pretty sure you are talking about problems with social or sweepstakes casinos instead of casual online casino issues.

You would see that I was attempting to find a solution for a withdrawal-related issue in the other thread Jaro mentioned,

"The widespread trend of social/sweepstakes casinos! Are these considered legit online casinos?" 👈👈

There, other American players shared their opinions, and we were attempting to determine what steps one should take in the event of this particular delay in casinos—which are not really casinos—in that case.

We can not say that we have found a solution because, in the end, nobody is certain.

Perhaps you will be able to find out who oversees this gambling-related business in this particular case. Compared to a real online casino, it would be a license provider, but in the case of these social versions, no license is necessary to open such a no-casino. Any tips on that?

Can you paste a functional link or URL, too? It appears that we are unable to access the webpage.

Thank you!

Here is a linkhttps://www.summitslot.com/#/

It is odd that every attempt I make ends up on the Yahoo search page. I am not sure how to handle it.

To be honest, I do not know what advice to give if this is a social casino. Nobody has ever offered advice on what to do in situations like this. There does not seem to be an official authority dealing with these matters.

Anyhow, what kind of description would you find if you looked through something akin to the "about us" section? Please share a screenshot if you like.

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Hello good morning I would like to know if the casino provided in the usa is licensed to operate because I won a significant amount and they ask me to deposit 100 dollars to be able to verify and make the withdrawal.

the name of the casino Cashito.Click, they sent the license but I don't know if it's real

This is the license

Well, I could use the casino's full URL to identify it or even find it on our website. Can you provide it, please? Screenshot is good, but the full URL is not visible. As you can see, the license says GCB - Curacao.

Gambling is mostly out of the USA's laws, so this is the usual offshore license used.

Since there is a special scamming group actively robbing players by letting them win big easily and then demanding rather high fees to process the payouts, I suggest we start with the casinos' links.

Meantime, take a look at this warning 👈👈