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Entered a free tournament and won 7usd. Played with the 7 usd and managed to get to 97usd
Withdrawal is declined to the the free tournament is the same as a no deposit coupon which I already played
Why let people enter the free tournament if they aren't planning on paying out
Waste of time, stay away
This place took 245 from me and left me with 45 don’t play this casino they did it again next time and don’t reply to u
There is not a single normal slot, you will always lose your money here, I do not recommend this scam to anyone
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