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This is a scam website. Do not put a dollar into it, they will sweet talk, you and tell you a bunch of lies. But in the end, it's just a scam. Website I lost money that I couldn't afford to lose. I hope somebody can read this.And at least save themselves the trouble
This website is fraud. I received a promo for a 1000$ new user bonus. It claimed “no strings attached” “withdrawal without problems” I won over 25,000. As a result when I attempted to make a withdrawal they stated I need to make a deposit of 200$. Once that happened they they stated I needed to make an additional $778 deposit to reach “silver level” status to withdraw All of my winnings” when that happened it of course failed and I was informed I needed to make another $600 deposit to clear the AML risk that flagged my withdrawal. Stay away
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