Beware, scam casinos on the rise! Be on the lookout for similar logos - details in this thread👇👇: (page 74)

Hello dear GURUS

I recently signed up on "rushino.com" with a €500 bonus, and see for yourself what happened...

...now I'm wondering whether to deposit or not -- if anyone has any experience, that would be great, because this all looks very suspicious!!!???

Hi, don’t deposit any money there. This appears to be a scam casino.

Please be very careful with other casinos that look similar — for example, those using the same layout, offering unusually large bonuses, or where you suddenly "win" a very large amount and are then asked to deposit more money.

I’d avoid casinos with these kinds of warning signs altogether.

I’ve already forwarded it to our team so they can review it and mark it appropriately as a scam casino if confirmed.

Thanks for bringing it to our attention.🙂

Could you please check rushino.com for me? I deposited €100 and am supposed to pay another €300 for a payout of €705,006.00.

Please look carefully instead of judging too quickly.

Hey, I've already deposited 100, and they want another 300 for the full payout. Compared to the payout amount, that's a joke, but if nothing comes of it, it's too much. I'm skeptical and waiting for the gurus' results.

I get the feeling you're only looking at the logos and that's how you categorize things...

Please take a thorough look and not just skim the basics.

I registered at another one and they gave me a 3,000 ruble bonus. I played it through, but now to withdraw, I need to make a minimum deposit of 2,500 rubles. Can you check the casino?

You only need to look about two posts above the one I’m replying to now. You’ll see the same casino there, where I already warned that it is a scam.

So please don’t deposit any more money there. Unfortunately, there’s a real possibility that the money you’ve already deposited may be lost as well, and you won't be able to withdraw anything from this casino.

You don’t need to worry that I’m judging this casino only by its logo. We’ve had quite a lot of experience with websites like this over the past year or two, and in the cases we’ve seen, the pattern has been very similar. I haven’t seen players successfully withdraw money from these nearly identical casinos.

Typically, one of these websites appears for a while, sometimes a few weeks, sometimes a month or two, and then another one appears looking almost exactly the same, just under a different name.

The pattern is usually similar as well: very large bonuses, unusually big winnings in a relatively short time, and then once the player tries to withdraw, they’re asked to deposit another $100 or some other amount for "verification," "withdrawal processing," or another reason. After paying that, another payment is requested.

That’s exactly why I’m telling you not to deposit anything else. Based on the pattern we’ve repeatedly seen with these sites, sending more money is very unlikely to solve the withdrawal problem and may only increase your losses.

Hi, it looks like we actually have this casino in our system under a slightly different domain, and the link you shared appears to be a mirror of the casino already listed on our website.

Its Safety Index is currently 4.2, which is quite low, so I would definitely be cautious about depositing there. What the casino is asking you for doesn’t seem particularly unusual on its own, but we don’t have a lot of player experience with this casino to rely on.

I also noticed an unresolved complaint from around May this year involving a relatively significant amount, which contributed to the casino’s lower rating.

So I wouldn’t describe this as the kind of obvious scam casino we sometimes see, but at the same time, it’s probably not a casino I would personally choose to play at. How the casino will behave once you deposit, and whether any future withdrawal will go smoothly, is difficult to predict.

I certainly can’t tell you that you’re guaranteed to get your money without any problems, so ultimately the decision whether to deposit there is yours.

Artificial intelligence says this is a fraudulent copy of the site.

On one site I go to this and I see this, on another I see something else.

Hello, did you see my previous response in the other thread, please?

I compared those two sites for you. Check it out 👈

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Ecaswin casino won over 600,000 playing big bass splash wondering if this is legit

Hi, that sounds like a very large amount, and it does raise some concerns that this could potentially be a scam casino, but I don’t want to jump to conclusions yet.

Could you please post the link to the casino where you played? Also, did they ask you to make any kind of "verification deposit," for example around $100, before allowing you to withdraw?

Hello, I need help regarding two online casinos: spincasino.life and x-casino.click.

Both casinos are not currently listed in the Casino Guru database, and I have already submitted requests to have them added.

Both accounts display significant balances, but the casinos require an additional deposit of at least $80 before allowing withdrawal.

I have screenshots of my conversations with their support teams, including their explanations regarding the required deposits.

I would like to submit official complaints through Casino Guru. Could a member of the Casino Guru team please advise me how to proceed while these casinos are not yet listed?

Thank you.

Hey, sadly we cannot list all the scams at the same pace as they come up on the internet. So, we created this warning thread, also advertised on the forum homepage, to help players in advance. Could you kindly read through and compare the practices and logos, plus any other details, to say how likely it is related to those scammers? The pattern is usually similar as well: substantial bonuses, unusually big winnings in a relatively short time, and then once the player tries to withdraw, they’re asked to deposit another $100 or some other amount for "verification," "withdrawal processing," or another reason. After paying that, another payment is requested.

Furthermore, feel free to add the full URLs here so those can be compared.

Important update regarding x-casino.click:

I confronted X-Casino support with the official Curaçao Gaming Authority "Warning notice Famagousta" dated July 17, 2026 and asked why I cannot find an official CGA certificate specifically covering x-casino.click.

Their support agent, Liam, replied in writing that he is aware of the CGA warning, but that he is not authorized to provide an explanation regarding the warning or the licensing status of x-casino.click.

Despite this, he again stated that I must make a one-time deposit of at least $80 to activate my account and withdraw my funds, and guaranteed that there would be no further payment requirements.

I have not made the $80 deposit. I am attaching the screenshot of this conversation.

Could the Casino Guru team please investigate whether x-casino.click is actually authorized under Famagousta B.V. and advise me how to proceed?

Hello, now I get which reply you mean in the other thread. 🙏

Well, did you compare the events just like I told you earlier, please? The one "X-Casino.click" is obviously a scam from the same group so no, we cannot help; it's a designed scam scheme. Please compare it to the logo and the other experiences.

The casino is not licensed and it's not actually a casino because all they do is collect the fees.