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WARNING please don't waste your hard earned cash on this nasty slot site. You will not get your winnings. The names you see at the side with all the people that have won are fake. I won some money as soon as they found out I was disabled they removed my winnings. You have been WARNED
Stay clear!!! God help anyone who wins money on this site and tries to withdraw, ive sent so many forms of identity to them and they still keep asking for more and will not pay me back my measly £50 I'm trying to withdraw! I've deposited a lot more than the money I'm trying to get back.
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