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[fortune_agsi]

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Registration took about three minutes, the deposit floor is around ?10. Visa, Mastercard and the usual wallets are accepted, they also take crypto. Withdrawals landed in 12 to 24 hours on the e-wallet, bank transfers ran longer, two to three days. KYC was the one sticking point – they bounced my first utility bill for being out of date, but the second attempt cleared the same evening.

I play from the phone through the browser and I have not missed having an app. Performance is smooth, only the live streams stutter on a weak signal. The chat team is English speaking and they actually read the question, wait times were three to five minutes. Licence is Curacao which is not the UK regulator, so play accordingly. Bottom line, cashouts have been honoured so far.

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