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Online Casinos in general: ScatterHall - Hands off this casino! (Page 3)

Topic created on 25th Feb. 2023 | Page: 3 of 3 | Answers: 33 | Views: 4,706
chrissi1991
Top Member
hustlehoff wrote on 31.07.2023 at 11:36 clock: What is always strange that the providers offer their games on so mega known scammer sites like ScatterHall / or work with the Pragmatic and co I mean the casino is blacklisted everywhere or do you think that are all fake slots?

Definitely Fakslots..as with the Bude at that time, which has postponed their opening again and again, but you could earn before opening hundreds of free spins and Bonus money through small tasks😅😅 Would not like to know how many at that time there their documents etc have already uploaded in advance 🤣

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DeinVater
Top Member

chrissi1991 wrote on 31.07.2023 at 15:45:
Definitv Fakslots..like the joint back then,which postponed its opening again and again,but you could earn hundreds of free spins and Bonus money by doing small tasks before opening😅😅 Wouldn't like to know how many have uploaded their documents etc in advance there back then 🤣

Creepy somehow with all the documents being in devil's food....

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Paddington
Top Member

Falcon wrote on 07/31/2023 at 15:36:

Yes, and how did so many people get trapped by Scatterhall in the first place? Through Casino Guru, who rated the casino as very good before. And that even though they don't even seem to have a Curacao license.


Great that they now issue a warning with hundreds of aggrieved parties. How exemplary. But still, they continue to run the aff link instead of ending the cooperation completely.

Sorry, but you can't be serious that there is anything good about this.

Casino Guru almost always does that, that they give a super rating to completely new casinos. And in this case even a casino with fake slots.

In addition, it should be noted that Guru has adjusted the rating very very late down. This was still partly at 7.1 when the complaints have only so piled up under discussion.

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Falke
Expert

SimonH wrote on 01.08.2023 at 09:50:

In addition, it must be noted that Guru has adjusted the rating very very late down. That was partly still at 7.1 when the complaints have only so piled up under discussion.

That's exactly how it is. They have squeezed out as long as possible still money. And quite obviously the casino pays the Affiliate revenue to Casino Guru, which I find doubly hypocritical. On the one hand they participate in the discussion and act as if they were on the side of the players and on the other hand they have caused the problem themselves and are cashing in on it.

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