Harry_BKK

LOL raverbabe..... trust me i am rarely in the TOP10 considering the amount of battles i play some days. No secret strategy either, just like in real play, hit SPIN and hope for the best. However, i rather win 5 or 10FS and maybe getting some good win on those instead of having a monster score in the battle. 100FS don't guarantee that you will win a huge amount. Won the 1,000FS battle on Book of Dead twice with a 600+ % RTP, first time i got $3.50 from the 100FS, second time $6.75. Another day i got only 5FS for placing 54th and got with those few spins a 5OAK Rich for $50. Much better that way. Good Luck in your next battle

Worth mentioning might be that for UK players SmartLive had chosen only the "basic" player funds protection, see below. This means that all players who are owed money will have to join the queue with ALL other creditors and i am sure there will be plenty, starting with the estate agent for the office rentals. But at least there is good hope that UK players will see a share of their money, i doubt it will be 100%. If a new owner is taking over, which i highly doubt considering the substantial damage done to the brand in the past months, then there will be a deal between insolvency administrator, UKGC and that new owner on how debts are being dealt with. In most cases creditors never receive the full amount and accept an offer just to make sure they receive something. Important is that players register their claim!! As for players under the MGA license things look much more bleak and worrying as the regulation is much weaker and puts player funds/winnings at the end of the creditor queue. Best hope is that the shareholders/directors of SLG are found guilty of deliberate insolvency delay, then they will be liable with their private funds, even their house. This would substantially increase the amount in the insolvency fund and subsequently the share each creditor will be getting.

Cheers ValDes, you know then as well that there are loooong dry periods on DOA and only such hits keep you going. Especially the one for 9$ was nerve wrecking as i had the 4 bottom reels and the top on reel 5 covered by spin 3, leaving 9 normal spins and the 5 extra spins for the missing one on reel 5 to drop in, which unfortunately, it didn't. The double on reel 3 dropped in on spin 7, so could have been something towards the 8-10.000x bet range. But alas, we live to fight another day.

can add 4 screenies - biggest ever wins on MG slots - biggest ever wins on Netent slots (DOA total was 13K, hit the screenie button before the last spin was completed)

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CM has issued an official warning.

Two more pics: Pic 1: The revoked Curacao license Unheard of that Curacao is revoking licenses. They allow anybody to carry out their business as long as they pay the license fees, which CCP probably failed to do. Pic 2: The hilarious deposit limits and again the lack of SSL encryption 500K for each and note for Ecopayz: NO LIMITS Further, the account currency is in USD but the limits in EUR. Totally amateurish in my view.

Had the same thought that there must be some connection. I can't prove it yet though. The IP was clearly used in the past by the CP group, i have seen the info myself. Luckily, i never ever registered at any casinos from the group as they were dodgy from the get go. My start in online gaming was with Captain Cooks Casino and i stuck to Microgaming since 1998 as they were by far superior to other game providers. Hence, until last year i only played at MG casinos as i prefer the download client and only in Jan'15 i ventured out and got now accounts with some multi-platform providers like Videoslots, Betat, Rizk, Next.

In my view it is a pirated version of the MG games, hence i don't know what Microgaming could do. Maybe send them a lawyer letter. Here are some pics which led me to this verdict: Pic 1: When you open a slot it hovers over the webpage, you can see the page in the background. This means they are not using the original Quickfire as that would open the slot in a blank page Here you can also see that the site is not using SSL encryption. Pic 2: Rightclick on the slot will offer you to open "Settings" where you normally can see from which server the game is run. When i do that on the CCP page it does not allow me to click on the tab to see that information and i can't click on "Close" either. I have to close the slot completely to get out. Clear sign this is not the MG original. Pic 3: Example from a normal casino website which shows how it should be.

You can always read threads on CM as a visitor, no need to be a member. I don't dare asking Bryan to be honest as i do not know the nature of your past relations with him.

I am digging myself deeper into this than I should considering the wild threats sent to Riaan. Received some info from a reliable source that the IP of CCP was used previously by the (in)famous Crystal Palace Group. While this can be just a coincidence, it is certainly a very strange one to have the same IP given consecutively to 2 casino operators. Maybe the legacy of Mr. Warren Cloud is been carried on by somebody who is sitting now on the sunny beaches of Cancun.

Thanks, will do. If you want to see them now, you can go to the Casinomeister website and search for the CCP thread. Yeah, 500K limit ....thought that was hilarious! Who in his right mind would deposit so much in one shot or day or even in one year?

Happy to help fellow players It is the only way to stop rogue operators! I did some more research and i am 99.99% convinced that the MG games are a pirated version. Wish I could post some pics to show you what led me to that result but I am not allowed to upload them. Further, I have it now 100% confirmed that on no part of the site do they have SSL encryption in use and the source code is bluntly in the open!!! Riaan is reporting it to MicroGaming as we speak, looking forward to their response and reaction. By the way, saw one funny detail which i have never seen before on any MG casino: their upper deposit limit is $500,000 for each method. STAY AWAY!!! ... my recommendation

Would like to add a few things which show how amateurish CCP is run. The whole website, including the account and banking section is running without SSL encryption!! They greatly display a GlobeSSL logo with link but when you click on it, it shows that the site is not encrypted. In fact the whole site is totally vulnerable, I was able to view and potentially change the complete source code of the site. I can only assume that CCP did not pay their license fees to the Curacao Gaming Commission and neither to GlobeSSL and hence these entities revoked the licenses/stopped providing their services.

Hi guys & girls, new to AG Just registered to complete Riaan's story. I was one of the people who helped him with the research into this casino when he posted his case on CasinoMeister. Initially it was very hard to find any information on the owners of CasinoCashPalace (CCP), Katan Kapital Entertainment N.V. as they don't display any proper info on the site, Google yielded not much either. The IP of the casino is pointing to a server in Curacao with no information on the owner other than a business park company which is providing web hosting. By this time we knew that the Curacao license of CCP and its apparent sister site AztecFortune had been revoked, sorry, newbie, can't post links or upload pics. Just a few hours later they killed the live link on their site and display now only the usual Curacao logo. But they forgot to do it on all affiliate linked promo pages, quite amateurish to be honest, just like the complete site. Then the threatening email surfaced which was written by somebody with a Protonmail address, insiders will know what that means. If not google Protonmail, basically not traceable email provider. Using the email address i found then the ad in a Cancun, Mx. newspaper from May 2016, trying to sell 10% of an online casino for 1Mio Pesos. This pointed to that the casino owner and the author of that email could be/are the same person. Riaan then digged out a spanish presentation by a Manuel Morales of Katan Kaptial Entertainment N.V. which was talking about a website: Azteca Sports. I took that info and traced it to the same registrar company (GoDaddy) as CCP had used and found that the registrant is this Manuel Morales from Cancun, Mx., the same city where the newspaper ad was published. The website is also splattered with adverts for CCP. Now it became clear that this casino is run by this Manuel Morales from Cancun, with no license, no dispute resolution, no RNG audit etc. This would also explain the sluggish translation of the site and that parts are in Spanish no matter which language you chose. Not much activity on the site though as they display their big winners and the last one is from 4th August. What surprised me in all this is the fact that they are offering MG games. I asked Riaan to log back into his account to see on what server the games are run but by that time they had blocked his access. MG is usually very diligent when it comes to casino operators, hence my thought was that CCP might run some pirated version of the MG games. Can't find out as you have to register to load a game and I wasn't prepared to give CCP any info, even fake one. I do not have any direct contact to MG but it would maybe a good idea to inform them about CCP. If they are using genuine MG games and MG decides to pull them then we would have made another step to stop this rogue operator.