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[crazy_hmOt]

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[tenobet_pmSt]

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[tenobet_zoSt]

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Couple of niggles: there’s no app, so it’s browser only. Honestly it’s fine on my phone though I’d prefer a proper app. Logging in is occasionally sluggish around weekend evenings. Support’s English-speaking and reasonably quick, but the first replies are copy-paste. Ask a specific question and they sort it.

[tenobet_heSt]

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On the sign-up offer it’s a 100% match to ?125 and 100 free spins, and you need the promo code JOIN002 at deposit or it won’t trigger. Do read the terms before depositing, the requirement is fairly standard either. There’s no no-deposit bonus that I could find. If you want to see the live offers, have a look at [url=https://solvecovid19.net]tenobet[/url] rather than taking my word for it. Minimum deposit is ?10, the form took about three minutes.

Money side’s been the better half in my experience. Cards go through, Skrill and Neteller are there, and crypto if you prefer. My Skrill cashouts have come through within a day; cards were slower, 3-4 days. The one thing that annoyed me was the verification — they took about two days to clear my documents, which held up the first payout sat waiting the whole time. Not dodgy, just slow.

Couple of niggles: no native app, so you’re on mobile browser only. Works fine on my iPhone but I’d prefer a proper app. The login can be sluggish at peak times. Live chat at Tenobet is live chat, English, decent, though the first replies are copy-paste. Get past the script and someone competent turns up.

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