Question About Rogue Casinos

[buckboyy]

Bryan:

On an individual level, (other than boycotting) what can be done - that will have some impact - to rid the industry of the unscrupulous casinos and their operators? Can the word be spread through blogs without getting my butt sued? Accusations are easy to make, but proving them must be very difficult.

What is the protocol that the Casinomeister uses in dealing with rogue casinos?

[bryand]

Greetings buckboyy. I'm sure your question is addressed to Bryan, the Casinomeister, but I wanted to reply anyway just because I grew up about 90 miles from J.I.

In the list of "Rogued Casinos" notice the reason for the bad rap. Some send out spam ads, some pay slow or not at all, etc. I've done well this month - over half of which came from 2 casinos listed in the rogue section. Although my experience is probably not typical, I've been paid already by the bad ones and have issues with 2 on the good list. It's all a crap shoot anyway (all pun intended).

[buckboyy]

BryanD:

Yes, my question is for the Casinomeister, but I do thank you for your reply. I too have had mixed results on rogue casinos and accredited ones; however, I've stopped playing at the rogue casinos about a year ago.

I do play at several that are not listed at all - also a mixed bag. My most recent win was at Villento Casino, a small win for only $275, but I only started with $20. My check was supposedly processed on Dec. 24th and I am still waiting for it.

They claim it can take up to 21 working days, but I mail international all the time, so that is a crock! Chances are the check will be issued from somewhere in the US anyway, if it gets issued. I went through this with Big Dollar Casino too.

I just wondered if you were referring to Johns Island or James Island? We did live on Johns Island, but back in August we moved to James Island. I am originally from a suburb of Toledo, Ohio and moved to SC about 4 years ago.