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💩 casino!
I signed up, had to give KYC details straight away , then they say the account is closed due to failure 🧐
1. This all happened before even trying the casino
2. DONT trust, they steal your details
This casino is all red flags. Clark in support chat was very pushy and wanted my personal info when I inquired about my free spins per the email I joined from. When I asked for manager he said he was only person available and the manager. Very unprofessional and I will never deposit. Bad enough I gave them my basic info on registration.
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