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scam.
Shady gambling website, luring you with a $2500 initial bonus. But you can't withdraw a cent without a $200 deposit first.
Also the whois is to a fake front company that hide all the info. Like a trustworthy company would use this kind of services^^.
Website is getting mass send by hacked accounts. If you actually decide to go in there, please question ur life decisions
Un site d’arnaque faite attention je l’ai reçu par le biais d’un proche qui s’est fait pirater
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