Every online casino that appears like this is a SCAM. Every one of them, no matter what brand name or website address. Don’t deposit your cash. Information in the comments.

How the Scam Works?

1. A person spots a casino ad on social media offering a very tempting welcome bonus and gets interested. After joining, they receive their promised bonus immediately and start playing, believing the casino games are legitimate and legal.
2. But in truth, the software is run on a private server and the Return to Player percentage, RTP%, is secretly changed to give players very high chances of winning.
3. During play, you can win and potentially win a substantial amount of cash. This aspect is designed to appear truthful and makes the casino seem fair.
4. Problems start when you try to withdraw your so-called winnings because the casino suddenly demands a deposit as part of account checking, often between $100 and $500.
5. As soon as your deposit is processed, the casino may offer excuses or ban you immediately, providing any reason they can think of to avoid paying you.
6. You lose your deposit, as the scammers keep your money and refuse every attempt to withdraw. This is classic fraud.

Things to Note

1. Websites like these are not official sponsors for Red Bull Racing, Blockchain.com, Tesla, UFC, or the Argentine Football Association, which can be easily verified by anyone using Google.
2. Partnerships with famous individuals like Mr. Beast or Drake are also often fake; a simple online search is enough to confirm this information.
3. Claims of having more than 51 million registered users are false, since big names like DraftKings, FanDuel (leaders in the gaming industry with NFL, NBA, MLB, ESPN deals), or even Stake, the world’s largest crypto casino, don’t have user bases this large.
4. Statements claiming to pay out $24 billion or more in winnings are absolutely ridiculous and are not true in any way. The WHOIS record for these sites indicates that they were registered only a few days before the promotion, allowing this detail to be verified by everyone.
5. Player reviews on the websites are obviously made up, as people say they have played there for years, but the fact is the sites are barely two weeks old.
6. Looking up past posts in this subreddit reveals that almost the same sites have appeared recently, but they are now either shut down or redirected to unrelated pages.
7. You will notice that these scam pages steal the Terms of Service from Stake word for word, but purposely skip countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and many other wealthy nations in their restricted countries list.