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The casino you played at and unfortunately deposited money into is a scam.

I'm sorry you fell for it.

I always recommend that players find out as much information as possible about a casino if they don't know it. Often, they come to us after something has happened, and by then it may be too late.

As in your case.😕

Is 1Betpoint.cc a legitimate casino its saying I need to deposit 50 to do the KYC Verification process and then I can withdraw my balance but I'm not sure if it's OK to do so or not will i lose my 50 pounds that i deposit or will it be alright any info on it would be really appreciated thanks. Darren

Hi, when I clicked on your link with the number before the casino name, I didn't find anything. But when I deleted the number before the name and entered it into the browser, I came across a scam casino. 

Based on what they want from you, it's quite possible that it is a scam, because they now charge 50, then 100, and then 200 for verification. So personally, I would definitely not deposit any money there, as I have serious doubts about the legitimacy of this casino.

Thank you for replying there was a sign up bonus of 2500 and I've turned that into 25m so I was very tempted to just try my luck. I've been looking around and there is some sites saying its ok

That from it

Good evening. Today, I happened to be watching an ad for a card game, and look where it starts—it shows all the pages of that infamous scam. I'm attaching a screenshot, so be wary; it's the same inside. I've reported it to Google, but as soon as they read this, they'll be scammers, sons of bitches, but they're not stupid, and I'm sure they have someone reading Casino Guro 24 Hours. Well, they should change the cover again, that clown.

I honestly don't understand how Google and the guidelines that are supposed to protect us from all these people don't detect it. As soon as I opened the pages, I noticed the green tones on the same pages. I also don't understand why the entities where they advertise don't protect us, their customers of games, apps, etc., when they crash. From today on, we'll have to start thinking about boycotting these people who aren't monitoring this because it's unbelievable that with the guidelines and all the information they have, they can't verify an ad that lasts 20 seconds. Is someone else more to blame here?

This is the one I'm on about

This is the exact casino I was talking about, Betrock.

And the same one who scammed me

identical

fraud

Good evening, could you please tell me what the 0.6 season ticket price is for the full 30% plus a 100% multiplier at Puerta Roja?

That's exactly what it is, but for me it was called Thejoycasino, but it's probably no longer available.

This site is not okay, so if they say it is, it would be an untrustworthy site for me. So be careful, as I said, this casino is a scam. 

In your screenshot, I see something called Fruits-Juicy Mania. Is that a scam casino or not?

I think scams like this exist mainly because there are always people who deposit money there. Players don't do much research beforehand and deposit their money without even knowing where it's going. These scams wouldn't exist if there weren't players who basically "feed" them.

Can you please explain again what you're asking? Sorry, but I don't understand. 

If it's like this... it's the one who scammed me too, don't deposit anything! They don't pay and will continue to ask you for deposits.

Has anyone used betpoint.cc and had a successful withdrawal

Hey, I doubt anyone has successfully withdrawn money from there, because it's a scam casino where you ended up.

I hope you didn't deposit anything there.