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I have had the same scenario , was given a $400 no deposit bonus with no wager requirements, no withdrawal limits and I'm stiing on $37,000. And there been the one game paying out for weeks now John Hunter and the Book of Tut, it's the dream machine if it was real. I kinda want to verify my a count with the $100 to see what happens next. Nothing in my favour , but still would like to know.
Not sure about this site would love some feedback. Never put a deposit but they gave me $400 bonus my winnings so far is $ 27,000 which is sus.Now they want me to deposit $100 to withdrawl the winnings it's alot of money to win. I just don't believe I'll get the winnings and im worried that if I deposit the money they will hack my phone or banking info.
Need some feedback on this casino platform since they require $100 deposit for making withdrawal on verification step.
They offered huge amount of money for new players, seems like its easy to win big amount so its kinda sus
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