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The potential result could be a significantly reduced Safety index, which, in my view, serves as a reminder to the entire community that this casino continues to disregard player complaints. For the complaining player, though, well, I think this is more about showing their lack of cooperation. 🙁
I think that's something we probably didn't do at all. Maybe there are other indicators why some other review sites show different scores. Maybe there's something different that we might not agree with according to our values, so we do it based on ourselves and we always try to be as objective as possible.
I can think of an example that some other site could do it on a fee basis and get the casino to the top or something. So that would definitely not be right.
But I can always recommend to check several sources, user reviews, complaints and compare. If some things match, then it's probably not a coincidence, and of course more sources means more information, that's how I've learned to do it with verifying anything. Of course, it's best if the sources are relevant and we don't look for things about casinos in a gardening magazine, for example. 🙂
So at least something positive, I firmly believe that they will be able to keep this promise and we will be glad if you let us know how it goes.
I will keep my fingers crossed that it will turn out well.🤞
Another unethical and misleading practice I discovered about Hunnyplay is that they create fake live bets on their website. I noticed certain players placing high wagers on live bets, so I tracked these bets over several days. I found that the same players appeared every day, almost always at the same times.
What are the chances that users like Lisa12599, Mahamud11, and BabyShark68 would coincidentally play at the exact same time on three separate dates; January 25, February 6, and June 19? In my opinion, this strongly suggests that Hunnyplay is using fake accounts to simulate activity.
These fake accounts also dominate the leaderboards, which seems like a deliberate tactic to avoid paying out wager quest rewards. This is highly deceptive, as it gives real players the false impression that they have a fair shot at winning, when in reality, they do not. Judging by the latest campaign scoreboard, it appears Hunnyplay is using these same fake accounts to climb the ranks.
Furthermore, these fake bets flood the live bets feed, creating the illusion of high player activity. In reality, Hunnyplay appears to have very low actual user volume. Notably, all these suspicious accounts are either level 13 or 14 and are marked as private, preventing anyone from viewing their stats.
I want to expose more unethical practices by the Hunnyplay.io casino. On Telegram, they run promotions encouraging users to leave 4- or 5-star reviews on Trustpilot in exchange for rewards.
This particular promotion started on 27 May 2025. If you visit their Trustpilot page, you’ll notice it was flooded with positive reviews between 27 and 30 May. They repeat these promotions every month, and you can see a clear pattern: at the end of each month, there is a sudden spike in 5-star reviews.
I believe this is a major red flag, no reputable casino should compensate players with cash or free spins in exchange for a 5-star review.
I have reported them on Trustpilot for fraudulent activity. However, Trustpilot probably won't act on this. In my opinion they should have a major warning on Trustpilot.
Also, when I accused them of using fake players. They changed the accounts are using different names now. I've tracked the Live Bets for the past days and I noticed that the same names are popping up everyday at different times. Also, the big wins these fake accounts hit only pop up in Latest Bets but not in High Rollers section. Which I find strange because these fake accounts also hit amounts that should pop up in the high rollers Live Bets.
List of names:
Sexyicecream
Nickyrowan
Emmakok
Alot of hidden accounts
I spoke with someone on TG, He almost won the leaderboard prize but was overtaken in the last few minutes by hidden accounts. I'm not saying this can't be a real player but with all my findings I'm more inclined to believe he was overtaken by fake accounts.
Thanks for the info.
As far as user reviews are concerned, we also try to pay attention to these things. So far, I haven't noticed that they have come up with such reviews here. We also think it's okay for a casino to ask players for feedback, but it shouldn't be conditional on them giving them rewards for it. Because then who wouldn't write a positive review?
As for fake accounts, I don't have a chance to see them, so it's sad if the casino really does that. It's something that would definitely keep me from playing there, and I believe everyone can make up their own mind about it.
I had an account on CasinoGuru and I see they are trying to clean up their old complaints because they have been dormant.
In the past I was playing on Hunnyplay for a long period with over 7 million USD wagered. After a big win they blocked my withdraw without excuse. Every month they gave me excuses and delays. I guess they expected me to lose everything while waiting for my winnings. Eventually they proposed me paying 5% per month of my total balance meaning it would take 20 months (1,5 year roughly). However, at the peak the value of my winnings were around 80.000 USD in cryptocurrency. When crypto started to colapse my winnings were valued around 25.000 USD. I pressured them for 1,5 year with social media exposure and scam accustions. I even formed a Telegram group with 6 other people experiencing the same problem trying to pursue legal action. However, most of them lost their winnings during the wait. I held on and was eventually paid my amount in crypto but lost significant amount in USD value.
Legal action was not a option since Hunnyplay isn't even licensed. The owners hide behind a third party company that acts as director on their behalf. The real owners are living somewhere in Asia (probably Vietnam). The company stated on their website Alchemy Gaming is even declared liquidated. I don't know what this exactly means. Eventhough this event is more than 1 year ago I'm still bitter towards them because they damaged me financially and never have compensated me in anyway.
Just my points to the gambling community out there. Be carefull playing on Hunnyplay when you are a High roller.
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