is this a new casino operation venture U S A ?

**rockycatt** · 12th August 2009, 04:46 AM

http://www.luckydiamondcasino.co.uk/home_us.html

**brianzz** · 12th August 2009, 04:48 AM

Another bonehead Jackpot City affiliate

**TOC** · 12th August 2009, 07:48 AM

Jackpot City is a CM accredited casino and it appears from the link provided that it's a white label affiliate powered by Jackpot City. I would play there but I thought U.S. wasn't welcome at Bellerock Casino Group. If you notice when downloading the software it's the same software that you'd download from the Jackpot City's main site. Your correct it's a white label, not mine

but I'm sure that it's fine.

I agree with several members of this board a bunch of the white labels are trash/rouge so stay away but if you do the homework many white labels are powered by good casino groups and software. Basically the white label operator does nothing but create a site, advertise the site and retain 40-50% of the profit for their efforts. If the casino doesn't make a profit from the players the white label webmaster as I'll call it doesn't make a dime. It's just another way to make money, it's not any different than many members of CM's forum posters who have website's with links and banners/links that direct you to casinos. When you click a casino link from their website they make money too if their an affiliate of the casino group.

So is this person a bonehead I say no because it appears he did his homework by creating a white label casino, used an accredited CM software and casino group. Personally I hope he makes a few bucks from his efforts, whomever it might be. I do think the url stinks though.

I prefer playing at a white label as long as it's powered by good software, a casino group that pays and it depends how the site looks. I know your saying how the site looks? Yes I know several white labels that their site looks better than the casino that powers them.

I also look at this! If by chance I loose and I do quite often the operator of the white label might get 40-50% of my loss for themselves rather than the casino group getting all of my loss. So 50% of my losses goes to the casino and the other 50% could go to the white label operator.

Also please remember that white label operators have nothing to do with the casino operation including software, payouts, complaints etc.. So only pick white labels powered by accredited casinos and casino groups and you should be fine. A good white label will direct you to the casino their being powered by for support and not an e-mail address to the white label.

Now, I admit I operate a white label and I think most of the seniors here know that. I don't advertise it on CM's site because I don't spam and just wouldn't do that. With that being said not all white label casinos are bad so just do your homework like any other casino out there before making a deposit.

CM's accredited casino page is the best place I've found on the net for confirming your choice of casino. If a white label is powered by one of his suggestions then I say go for it!

My 2 cents on white label casino's..

**brianzz** · 12th August 2009, 12:57 PM

White label or not I've always thought it was a steaming load to go to a website with one casino name and download the casino and it opens to one you already have an account at. Just my opinion tho'. Of course I've been having this problem that much less since MG stopped taking US players. At least this one says at the main page that it's jackpot city.