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Well, it turns out there's a promotion that doesn't mention location or anything else; it just says "register, verify your account, and receive 50 free spins with no deposit required," which is just misleading advertising.
From a usability point of view, this casino does almost everything right. Navigation is logical, the most important account info is always one or two clicks away, and I haven’t seen any strange “technical errors” around wins or withdrawals. I’m naturally skeptical with online casinos, so I still keep screenshots and check my transaction history after big moves, but so far everything has matched what the site promises.
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