iWild Casino is clearly a scam site
You need to remove iWild Casino from your site if you want to remain even remotely credible. This casino is clearly a scam. Have you looked at their Trustpilot reviews? (https://www.trustpilot.com/review/iwildcasino.com). The page is filled with people calling them a scam, and all the 5-star reviews are clearly fake—all posted by “users” with only one review to their name.
The genuine reviews there perfectly describe what I’m going through right now. After winning a modest amount and attempting to withdraw, I’m being endlessly strung along by their so-called KYC department.
- Everything is handled via email, not through a proper KYC section on their site (which is standard across the industry).
- You get no answers to your questions.
- They ask for one or two documents at a time, take 1–2 weeks to review them, then either reject them on arbitrary grounds or demand additional documents.
- They request completely unreasonable things that no legitimate casino would ask for—such as a selfie of you standing in front of their website while holding your ID in your hand.
Even if you somehow manage to complete their verification, your account may suddenly become inaccessible for weeks under the excuse of “maintenance,” leaving you unable to withdraw anyway.
This is by far the worst casino I have ever experienced. As I said above, you need to remove them from your site if you want to maintain even a shred of credibility.