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This site is 100% scam after you make your deposit, which is all it says you need to redeem your winning, it requires you to play $7000 of your own account money to redeem a very small percent of the bonus funds.
This review may change for the worse or better.... Depending... I joined, received 10 ?bucks? To play... Won won won... Then go to withdraw and find that in order to "get access to withdraw function" I've got to deposit "any" amount. Well .. that will have to occur tomorrow... And then my review will change for the better or worse...
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