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Hi LCB'ers,
Our casino tester had to navigate through all the highs and lows of playing online at Slots Villa Casino. A promising start quickly turned into evey player's worst nightmare. Briefly:
- Tester of the casino: Juggaloroscoe
- Date of registering: THU, October 26th, 2023
- Deposit: $200 in Bitcoin on THU, October 26th, 2023
- KYC: Driver’s license and utility bill via email on November 15th, 2023
- Withdrawal: $100 in Bitcoin on SAT, November 15th, 2023
If you want to find out how things turned out for our player, stay with me for a couple of minutes as we analyze his experience with Slots Villa.
REGISTRATION
The journey begins with a ray of hope as Juggaloroscoe navigated the three-step registration process at Slots Villa in seconds. Our tester set up an account, provided all the personal details, and completed the process in a few clicks.
DEPOSIT
With registration formalities behind, Juggaloroscoe dived into the heart of testing – the initial deposit. Opting for a Bitcoin transaction, he committed $200 in BTC on October 26, 2023.
On a related note, the casino's minimum deposit requirement of $30 aligns with industry standards. There are also further limits: a daily cap of $1,000, a weekly ceiling of $7,000, and a monthly limit of $30,000.
GAMEPLAY
Armed with $200, Juggaloroscoe embarked on a gaming frenzy. The stakes went high as he explored nine slot games, including Expansion, Kensei Blades, April Fury and the Chamber of Scarabs, Fantasy Fortune, Majestic Mermaid, Gobblers Gold, Thunderbird, After Night Falls, and Gladiator.
However, despite our tester's confidence in meeting the 10x wagering requirement, the outcome disappointed. As funds fell to approximately $100.26, Juggaloroscoe decided to navigate the KYC (Know Your Customer) process.
KYC
To pave the way for a potential withdrawal, our tester submited identification documents, including a driver's license and a utility bill via email on November 15, 2023.
However, a technical issue emerged. Despite his efforts, the server at Slots Villa appeared unresponsive, refusing to accept the verification email. It is this unexpected challenge that introduced an element of frustration but let’s see what happened next.
WITHDRAWAL
Juggaloroscoe initiated a withdrawal request of $100 in Bitcoin on November 15, 2023, despite the troubling KYC system. He wasn’t sure if he had met the 10x straight deposit wagering requirement and had no way of checking due to unresponsive customer support.
Still, the withdrawal, once initiated, entered a state of pending status, creating a sense of anticipation mixed with frustration. Communication channels with the casino seemed to be in disarray and emails sent on November 18th, 29th, and December 15th have gone unanswered and unacknowledged until this day.
By the way, the withdrawal limits at Slots Villa are $100 for Wire Transfer and $200 for bank checks. Additionally, players can make a one-time payout per week with a maximum payout of $1,000.
CONCLUSION
It becomes clear that Juggaloroscoe's gaming trip is a tale of highs and lows. Although the registration process was simple, the narrative took unexpected turns through challenges in gameplay, KYC obstacles, and a pending $100 Bitcoin withdrawal.
The casino's initial promise of a seamless experience clashed with the frustrating reality of communication breakdowns, poor support, and withdrawal uncertainties.
Aaand there you have it. Our team pledges to keep you informed of any new developments. As we sign off this chapter in our "From the Players, for the Players" project, remember to play responsibly and stay safe.
Thank you once again for watching our reports.
Full report - https://lcb.org/news/communication-breakdown-at-slots-villa-delays-100-withdrawal-until-further-notice
