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Had a bad experience with this bookie not very friendly and doesn’t give deposit matches like other bookies. I’m definitely wanna find someone else. He has no promotions. Just wants to take your money. Be aware.
Felt compelled to come on here and write a review for this bookmaker after having a horrible experience with them.
Opened my account and turned over a significant amount of money over around three days on fixed odds racing.
Despite only winning a couple of hundred, I was quickly promo banned. The live chat operator was incredibly rude to me when i enquired about this - I've never been spoken to this way by a bookie.
I made another enquiry the next day via live chat and was left on read.
Just a horrible experience with a bookmaker who clearly has contempt for their customers. Avoid at all costs. Fixed odds racing and sports prices are poor too, significantly lower than with other corporate bookmakers.
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