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Capetreward - JMD: Experiences with this online casino?

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3 weeks ago
deus

Hello


Today I received an email from another online casino inviting me to test their casino and receiving $160 in bonus money upon registration. The condition for withdrawal was to wager $160. So I did.

I've now won a total of $3,140. I wanted to withdraw it, but support said I have to deposit first before I can withdraw. That's how it works, it makes sense.

I was told to deposit $100 first -> I became skeptical.


I tried googling the casino, and it came up at the top. However, I can't find any other pages that talk about the casino.

They supposedly have a license from Curacao.


Before I deposit $100, I want to be sure that I can withdraw the money.



Maybe someone can help me and give me some tips.


Thank you so much for your attention and best regards.

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3 weeks ago
deus

Hi, I had the same thing happen. The funny thing was that you could somehow see in the games that you were guaranteed to win because almost all the symbols were the same. I think it's fake... Who charges 100 euros for verification?

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Bombay
3 weeks ago
deus

Hello


Today I received an email from another online casino inviting me to test their casino and receiving $160 in bonus money upon registration. The condition for withdrawal was to wager $160. So I did.

I've now won a total of $3,140. I wanted to withdraw it, but support said I have to deposit first before I can withdraw. That's how it works, it makes sense.

I was told to deposit $100 first -> I became skeptical.


I tried googling the casino, and it came up at the top. However, I can't find any other pages that talk about the casino.

They supposedly have a license from Curacao.


Before I deposit $100, I want to be sure that I can withdraw the money.



Maybe someone can help me and give me some tips.


Thank you so much for your attention and best regards.

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2 weeks ago

Hello, I hope you didn't deposit anything there, and it's great that you brought this information here.

Could you send me the link to the casino so I can take a look at it? Most likely it's a scam, as this is exactly what these types of casinos tend to do.

Asking for $100 just to be able to withdraw is far too much, and casinos usually only require a small deposit to verify a payment method. That doesn't seem to be the case here.

In most cases, they then ask the player for another deposit, but the player never sees their original money or winnings again. So I would definitely be careful and wouldn't put any money into the casino.

I also have to give you credit for trying to find some information about the casino before depositing. That's definitely a good habit to have.🙂

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2 weeks ago
itus

Hi, the same thing happened to me too. I won $2,000 this morning but it asks me to deposit $100 to be able to withdraw. I'm asking for your advice, what should I do?

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2 weeks ago
itus

Good evening, the same thing happened to me too, I received an email with a code to redeem $ 150, I proceeded, but then I received $ 160 and it already didn't add up, I played from bet € 2 and I won I got to € 3046.18, then I contacted the chat service, and they told me that I still had € 138 to play after which they could be withdrawn, they asked me the same thing to deposit $ 100, after which I could withdraw, I didn't proceed, I closed everything and that's it, then I wanted to play the 2900 since I couldn't have them, to not make it long I played Plinko and I got to 58 thousand dollars absurd... this is the link.

https://Capetreward.com


I await your response

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tonybecks737
2 weeks ago

Hello there, I won't, for security reasons, register an account there, but to be honest, no decent site needs such a withdrawal fee. Instead, they prefer the lowest possible verification deposit. Also, no decent casino offers a free bonus without an actual max withdrawal cap. So, if any site lets you easily win high with freebies involved and, instead of capping the withdrawable amount, they ask for withdrawal or KYC fees, it sounds more like a scam. Please read this thread where more details are regularly shared👈👈

Domenico00
2 weeks ago
itus

Hi, the same thing happened to me too. I won $2,000 this morning but it asks me to deposit $100 to be able to withdraw. I'm asking for your advice, what should I do?

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2 weeks ago

Hey there, please read my previous post, thank you.

How exactly were you asked to deposit those $100, please?

2 weeks ago
esus

This is a scam. They send you an email with a 150€ gift... or they stop giving you ridiculously high prizes and then when it's time to withdraw they tell you to pay 100€ in cryptocurrency all at once... and then you NEVER receive your winnings... SCAMMERS

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jacky120193
2 weeks ago
esus

It's true, it's true, I've already earned 160,760.32... I mean... and I put in 100 euros all at once. This is a scam, I'm not going to deposit it because it's more than clear that it's a SCAM.

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Erika7676
2 weeks ago

I agree it sounds like the common scam practice. Did you see the thread I mentioned earlier, by any chance? It contains many warning tips.

In any case, I'm sorry for what you have been through.

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1 week ago

Dear users, Here's a fresh update from my colleagues from the Data Team: this casino is a proven scam. Please stay away from it.

1 hour ago

DONT DO IT! DO NOT DEPOSIT!

I made the mistake of depositing the $100 account activation and tried to withdraw like support told me id be able to only to immediately be told that a $200 deposit was required and there was a change to their policy in 2023 but I was just told the same day the requirements and this somehow changed! Save your money don't deposit at Capetreward!

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