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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

If you can't tell this is a scam, contact me about an investment opportunity in moon real estate.

Oh it's totally a scam. They sent an email (1) offering $4000 (2) with only a 1x turnover requirement (3). Requirement was met with 2K and change remaining, so I went to cash out. Was asked for name and birthday only without any request for supporting documentation (4) because to meet KYC standards a $100 deposit is all they need (5).

Here's something fun to try if you're still not sure it's legit: try and lose all your money. I know it sounds counter intuitive, but I promise you it can't actually be done🚩. The games physically will not let your account balance end up at an amount under $100.🚩 Which makes sense--why would you send them $100 to enable withdraws if you only have $20 dollars🚩? I am currently sitting at $134,511 in account balance, with my highest being nearly $300K, and I've gone down to less than $200 and then back up to at least $50K six or seven times🚩 but can never lose it all🚩. I've gotten to do things if never get to do otherwise, like paying $100K for a bonus round, playing $500 a spin on a 1000x auto-spin, etc. The accounting is not great🚩, as with a supposed .1 rakeback I've only earned a little over 2K🚩, but I let it slide since it's all fake anyway.

This was all in about a four hour span yesterday, by the way, and all from the same fake initial $4K welcome offer🚩--I've not sent them a penny.

My favorite moment perhaps was when I picked a slot machine--oh, btw did I mention they ONLY have slots? Despite advertising as having other types of games (Live games, Crash Games, Sports Betting, etc) when you try and find them...you can't🚩--that was WAY down the list of options and I assume not usually played or something that caused it to not only NOT let my account go under $100, but actually would not let me lose AT ALL.🚩 For hundreds of spins in a row, starting with like $3 per spin and increasing to $5, then $10, $15, $25, $50, $150, and finally $500 I did not lose money on a single spin. Every single time I hit the button it resulted in a winning spin, and all net wins at that (instead of like when you bet $5, and "win" $3...like c'mon...pee on my leg if you must, but don't try to tell me "that's just the rain" you know?)

Oh, and while they claim to have been around since 2017 you can look up on WHOIS and see that the site was registered only a week ago. 🚩(Sorry for not being consistent with the red flags thing, hopefully I've sufficiently made my point regardless.)

Ladies and gentlemen of the jury...The prosecution rests.

*Points fingers to sky, shouts "Pew! Pew! Pew!" then blows smoke off imaginary finger gun barrels, twice spins them around his middle fingers and simultaneously fast holsters both all in one motion*

Semi-complete index of red flags:

1st 🚩- from gigawagers at gmail dot com -- what legit casino doesn't own their own email domain?
2nd 🚩- 4K? For free? It's like they're not even trying to be believable.
3rd 🚩 - Online casinos typically have a 25-50x rollover requirement for bonuses, 1x you maybe only see for money you've deposited.
4th 🚩 - No ID 4 KYC--WTF?
5th 🚩 - Obviously, sending this deposit proves nothing about anyone's identity. And even if it did, a $1 transaction is every bit as valid as a $100 transaction so there is no legit reason to ask for anything higher.
6th-?rd/th/nd/st 🚩 - I forgot to keep doing the number connected to a footnote thing I guess...and I don't want to update with a full revision, so I'm just gonna go drop more 🚩's above where applicable. But wheher they're numbered and explained in further down here or just marked and hopefully obvious enough from context above so as not too need an explanation...they're sketchy just the same. Because gigawagers is 100% a scam.

June 27, 2026
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