I couldn't really wager any slots since .01 isn't enough to do a single roll on any slot machine except one (which I actually lowered the lines to 9 so I could play). I have no idea how the slots payout since I lost my only roll. I can say that I have seen all these games before and they are all over the shady, quick to close casinos, and that doesn't look to good for OP.
Video Poker was good, about what you expect and I did win a little bit on it which allowed me to play the Quest for the Holy Grail Hi/Low game. I have to say this right here. The only other bitcoin casino I have ever seen this game at was Coinbet.cc, and we all know how that turned out, which leads me to my next piece of bussiness. This site operates exactly like that site did. Log in information/screen, even their terms and FAQ.
Here are some alarming things:
1) (Personal INFO required for a BTC casino. Red flag #1 (screen grab via BTCBoss/Iseoincorporation)
of course you can just fill it up with bullshit like me. I'm Mr. Nunya Biznazz and I live at the White House. But then you come across these alarming things in the Terms of Service as follows
2) The player is permitted to have more than one account. It is allowed to register and/or play using more than one account. Any exceptions are only possible by the Administration permission and according to its conditions.
I'm fairly certain this is supposed to read that the player is NOT permitted to have more than one account or register/play using more than one account. If not then why the last sentence saying you need an exception? Are you required to have more than one account? LOL. Little things like this kill any sort of veil of actual legitimacy. But, even more things are up, so moving on.
3) The player must present the true personal data while registering in the casino and update them if they will change.
This one is self explanatory. Why require true personal data while using a medium of anonymous payment? So that they have a reason to not pay out later if for some reason one of their (presumably rigged) games messes up. They will say that it is there for their own security, but it's not really.
4) The Casino reserves the right to request documentation confirming the identity of the player’s personal data, for example, when player withdraws the money from his casino
If you want to initiate any withdraw from this casino they have a right to request documentation. Also see point 3. Again these same measures and wording were in place with coinbet.cc
5) Player’s personal data may be disclosed in case of an official fraud investigation including fraud in payment systems.
Players personal data may be disclosed. End of story.
*EDIT: The password field when you fill it out on the site is open for anyone to see, they also send your password to you in plain text via email which is hilarious. NOBODY, NOT ONE SINGLE REPUTABLE BUSINESS WOULD DO THIS. EVER.
Be careful gambling here. They may be completely legit, or they could be just like Coinbet. They are your bitcoins so feel free to risk them as much as you want. I will be staying away. Good Luck!
