Who is Lucky Slots Casino? (RTG)

[bernynhel]

They're not under RTG casinos here or at Casino City. Any clues???

[chuchu59]

I played at Lucky Slots for more than a month and then they bonus-banned me. Never had so much fun with cashable bonuses. I took their 70% cashable bonuses with 1xWR too often and cashed out on all the 70% bonuses I took.

They offer you great bonuses and a free chip between deposits if you bust out. However, they have a tendency to also pay slowly. At the beginning, it took about 3 working days, then it was a full week, slightly more than a week and my final withdrawal took 2 full weeks.

[classymom]

I play there a lot ( heard about them through chuchu ) I have had more hits here then any other RTG - they do pay slow ( but it seems to me all the casino's I have been playing at are paying in the same time frame ) I really like the VIP bonus of your last deposit if you bust out

[bernynhel]

Originally Posted by chuchu59

I played at Lucky Slots for more than a month and then they bonus-banned me. Never had so much fun with cashable bonuses. I took their 70% cashable bonuses with 1xWR too often and cashed out on all the 70% bonuses I took.

They offer you great bonuses and a free chip between deposits if you bust out. However, they have a tendency to also pay slowly. At the beginning, it took about 3 working days, then it was a full week, slightly more than a week and my final withdrawal took 2 full weeks.

Thanks! But who are they? Are they a one-off or part of a group? From your post they seem to be on the looser end of the scale of RTG casinos - true?

We should have a thread where we (the players) rate RTG casinos on payouts based on our experiences - nothing scientific but most players have a feel for which sites they do best at. Anyone game?

[chuchu59]

This is a sister casino to Cuba Club. No harm trying them out with a small deposit and taking out their huge cashable bonuses. If you bust out dont forget to ask their live chat for a free chip. It's not begging. You are entitled to it as per their terms.

[chayton]

Originally Posted by chuchu59

This is a sister casino to Cuba Club. No harm trying them out with a small deposit and taking out their huge cashable bonuses. If you bust out dont forget to ask their live chat for a free chip. It's not begging. You are entitled to it as per their terms.

Isn't Cuba Club a sister casino to Buzzluck?

[bernynhel]

Originally Posted by classymom

I play there a lot ( heard about them through chuchu ) I have had more hits here then any other RTG - they do pay slow ( but it seems to me all the casino's I have been playing at are paying in the same time frame ) I really like the VIP bonus of your last deposit if you bust out

This in sharp contrast to jojo's thread under Casino Complaints - Non- Bonus Issues, "Is anyone else finding Buzzluck Casino slots very, very tight?", http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/328118-post1.html, screams out a need for us players to do a little comparison chart of RTG casinos and rate them on "looseness" vs "tightness", mais non?

[Simmo!]

Originally Posted by chayton

Isn't Cuba Club a sister casino to Buzzluck?

There's nothing obvious that I can see to suggest that. Different whois info and Buzzluck is owned by a company called "Black Dahlia", while Cuba Club and Lucky Slots seem to have whois info relating to "Gameworkz" and are registered to a company called "Mojo Media Inc". A search for Mojo Media Inc seems to pull up a web development company who clearly work for some big clients in the USA, so maybe that's an effective anonymity strategy. It's not unusual for a web developer to have registered domains for clients, although it's a risky strategy having your domains ownded by someone else.

[eu_lowroller]

Originally Posted by chayton

Isn't Cuba Club a sister casino to Buzzluck?

No that's "Casino Cubed"

But i thought also the same first and mixed it up

[chayton]

Originally Posted by Simmo!

There's nothing obvious that I can see to suggest that. Different whois info and Buzzluck is owned by a company called "Black Dahlia", while Cuba Club and Lucky Slots seem to have whois info relating to "Gameworkz" and are registered to a company called "Mojo Media Inc". A search for Mojo Media Inc seems to pull up a web development company who clearly work for some big clients in the USA, so maybe that's an effective anonymity strategy. It's not unusual for a web developer to have registered domains for clients, although it's a risky strategy having your domains ownded by someone else.

Sorry, I thought I had read somewhere that they were related...? I must have been dreaming. Rob set me straight just now too.