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At the moment it’s one star I’ve played the slots and when getting bonuses it doesn’t seem to pay more than 50xs your stake and the blackjack is bad lost about £600 in 15 minutes if I had 20 they were showing a 5 then turn a 10 and then 6 for example
Another rip of casino avoid made 2 deposits won naff all didn’t even come close have to pay to deposit and withdraw games glitchy and next to no bonuses or wins absolute joke of a site if you want to waste money for 10 minutes of entertainment this is the site for you
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