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Is this a scam, or is the casino trust

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2 days ago

Hello everyone, I have a question: is this casino a scam or is it legit? It's asking me for an $80 or $100 verification deposit to withdraw my money.

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is this a scam, or is the casino trust? https://winnerslives.com/ Thank you for the reply.


2 days ago
itus

Hi, I always recommend you read the forum, I have already published some articles, where I explain that, when they ask for a deposit to withdraw, it is 100% a scam, already proven by personal experiences from over 20 years of online gaming!!

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mauroalgisi
2 days ago

I’m not sure if this is the correct answer, but at most casinos, when setting up your account for the first time, you have to make a deposit to withdraw funds; this registers the card and prevents payments from being made using other cards. But I don't know if this casino is a scam or not; I don't want to make a deposit only to have them ask me to deposit again.That is why I would need an answer from a user who has used the system. but thank you 😀

17 hours ago
itus

Hi, did you read my reply carefully? If I said I've already tried, what does that mean? That happened to me too, September 2025, I played with a $100 bonus, won easily, and requested a withdrawal. I expected them to ask for my documents, but instead they wanted a $100 deposit. I deposited, and what happened when I requested the withdrawal? They wanted another larger deposit, $500!!

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mauroalgisi
17 hours ago

Okay, thank you—so it's a scam. https://winnerslives.com/

2 days ago

Hello everyone, I have a question: is this casino a scam or is it legit? It's asking me for an $80 or $100 verification deposit to withdraw my money.

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is this a scam, or is the casino trust? https://winnerslives.com/ Thank you for the reply.


7 hours ago

Hello,

Based on the screenshot you shared, the casino looks like a scam to me. A lot of these casinos often look very similar. I've probably seen this exact layout on around twenty other casinos, with only the casino name being changed.

Another sign of a potential scam is when these casinos offer unusually high bonuses, you win a relatively large amount in a short period of time, and then the casino asks you to pay something like $100 or another unusual amount before you can withdraw or complete the verification.

Those are probably three of the biggest signs that a casino could be a scam.

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