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Cracking scam casinos

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4 years ago

i recently noticed that some casinos changed their value per spin, usually 8,16,40,80, or 2,4,8,10,20,40,100... to 16 start or adding change points - 0.20/1 to 0.50 or 1/1... now there is even 2/1 ... which is 1point - 2euros. Also increase to 35-40 per spin ,which is a lot of mn

Anyways,

also noticed that MANY ppl complain to lose more than before

So my question is , Is those changes are made by provider? if not i should avoid those ...

I DON'T know but it is kind of suspicious . they become more and more greedy and scam

Not to mention Bonuses like never before , they all scams 20-50x wager (if is on just certain game avoid it ) you never gonna win, it's fixed..

if not then maybe u have 0.4% to wager any bonus given.




Inferno
4 years ago

It's the provider that makes these changes. There can be many reasons. Different locations, different currencies and so on. Here in Germany for example , we have new online gambling laws since July 1 . It includes a 1 Euro each Spin maximum law. Any casino that operates legally with German licence has to follow this rule. For example if I use the Gordon Ramsay slot in a German casino I got 3 choices : 20cent, 40cent or 1 Euro. That's it.

Depending on where the player is located, what version is played or which version is on offer from the provider..... and so on.


Inferno
4 years ago

Speaking generally about players losing more: It became more and more popular that certain providers allow to casinos to decrease the RTP. These features weren't available few years ago. It's still kind of a new thing. That's why one of the aspects that influences the casinos ratings on our website. We want to see the slot's RTP visibly stated next to the slot when you play it so you can make sure that you don't join a casino where you want to play your favourite slot, but you won't be aware of the fact that the RTP is much lower than you're used to.

2 weeks ago
esus

Hello. I need to know if this website is a scam. Or if they're not asking for money to withdraw my earnings. filefile

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Jaiken
2 weeks ago

Hello,

We don't have any information about this casino in our database, but at first glance, it doesn't look like the typical scam that is widespread online.

That doesn't mean the casino is necessarily good, though, as we simply don't have any information about it yet.

Why are you asking about it? Could you tell me a little more?

I'll also pass this casino on to our data team so they can take a look at it. However, this may take some time, so I would be cautious in the meantime.

2 weeks ago
esus

Hello. I wanted to know if this betting site is legitimate, because it seems strange that they're asking me for money to withdraw my winnings. I've already paid €200 in addition to my initial investment to win that amount, and now they're asking for another €1108 to unlock my winnings.

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Jaiken
1 week ago

Okay, definitely don't deposit anything.

Having to deposit more than €1,000 just to withdraw your winnings is definitely not legitimate.

Did the casino ask you for anything else?

Jaroslav
1 week ago
esus

If 112 euros

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Jaiken
1 week ago

112 is too much for me too. 🙂

Wait for your complaint and what our team will give you for advice.

But I wouldn't deposit that money to this casino for now.

Jaiken
1 week ago

It looks very strange, I have never encountered anything like this and I wouldn’t want to encounter it, good luck to you!

1 week ago

What usually gives it away for me is when the casino keeps changing the explanation every time you contact support. One day it’s KYC, next day it’s "technical review" — that kind of inconsistency looks suspicious.

1 week ago
ruus

I've always found it funny when people sell "working schemes" for hacking casinos. If someone has actually found a way to consistently withdraw money, why would they sell the secret on Telegram for pennies?

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1 week ago

Dude, I'd give Spin King a try. It looks downright lame. Honestly, it looks like someone wanted to make a quick buck but ended up just putting together some nonsense. The withdrawal limits are a joke, the wagering requirement is x2, there aren’t many games, but the classics are there. Considering the withdrawal terms, I’d recommend giving it a try, even if just for fun.

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Diegog
1 week ago

What usually gives it away for me is when the casino keeps changing the explanation every time you contact support. One day it’s KYC, next day it’s "technical review" — that kind of inconsistency looks suspicious.

1 week ago

In what casino did you have this experience? 🙂

toney888
1 week ago

Dude, I'd give Spin King a try. It looks downright lame. Honestly, it looks like someone wanted to make a quick buck but ended up just putting together some nonsense. The withdrawal limits are a joke, the wagering requirement is x2, there aren’t many games, but the classics are there. Considering the withdrawal terms, I’d recommend giving it a try, even if just for fun.

1 week ago

I think what you’re saying is a bit contradictory. You describe the casino in a rather negative way, but then at the end you say you’d still give it a try. That doesn’t really make much sense to me.

You mention that the withdrawal limits are quite poor, and then you also say that, considering the withdrawal terms, you’d still try the casino. So what exactly makes you want to give it a chance despite those drawbacks?

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