[Rogue] Palace Of Chance Safe?

**chayton** · 21st November 2009, 02:32 AM

I'd have to agree here, sending your info to a place like that is risky and the chance you'll see any money from them is probably zero. My advice (for what it's worth) is to kiss the deposit goodbye, treat whatever your balance in as play money, and when it's gone, close your account with them. And be glad you only are out $25 and not $250.

**maxd** · 21st November 2009, 09:02 AM

Put it this way:

I walk up to you when you're sitting in your car with your kid in the car seat. Three big, not-friendly looking buddies of mine join us.

I take your money, your groceries, your cell phone and your baby's lolly. Then I ask if I can borrow your house keys.

What do you do? If you say "step on the gas and get the hell out of there" then I think you're probably on to something.

**chayton** · 21st November 2009, 09:37 AM

To be fair to the OP, they didn't know that POC was a rogue/criminal casino when they started playing, they only found out after joining here. I can totally relate, the first few deposits I made playing online were at Breakaway Casino and VIP Lounge, which were touted in several other casino sites as THE places to play. It wasn't until after I found Casinomeister that I found out that the other 'casino sites' were either shills or affiliates who didn't care who got ripped off.

**eu_lowroller** · 21st November 2009, 09:51 AM

Originally Posted by chayton

Breakaway Casino

This casinos was rogue?

I've played there very often and had more cashouts, then i've deposited, even on their (i think 300%) cashable welcome bonus and always got my money within 1 business day.

But maybe i had only luck?

The only thing i can remember is, that they had a $500 daily cashout limit and all about that goes out in installments, which was a little bit denoying.

**maxd** · 21st November 2009, 10:03 AM

Originally Posted by chayton

To be fair to the OP, they didn't know that POC was a rogue/criminal casino when they started playing ...f.

Sure, understood, but their recent post ..

Originally Posted by alwaysrivered

Well my main question is ... would giving them more of my information be risky?

Indicates that the "run, don't walk" message is timely.

**jetset** · 21st November 2009, 11:10 AM

Originally Posted by maxd

Put it this way:

I walk up to you when you're sitting in your car with your kid in the car seat. Three big, not-friendly looking buddies of mine join us.

I take your money, your groceries, your cell phone and your baby's lolly. Then I ask if I can borrow your house keys.

What do you do? If you say "step on the gas and get the hell out of there" then I think you're probably on to something.

LMAO - Max, you break me up!

**chayton** · 21st November 2009, 12:11 PM

Originally Posted by maxd

Sure, understood, but their recent post ..
Indicates that the "run, don't walk" message is timely.

Point taken...

**LonelyHearts** · 21st November 2009, 03:12 PM

Back in the Neteller days (2005) I used to play there. I was never denied a withdrawal. But times may have changed. I can't remember if I had to submit my ID. The problem I had with this group was. They made my withdrawal pend for 5 days before they would process it. Its up to you whether you want to chance your $500 withdrawal or not.

**skiny** · 21st November 2009, 05:16 PM

I wouldn't trust any casino from this group but I don't think they're in the business of identity theft. I played Club Player from the same group before I started chatting here. I gave them my info and eventually got paid. It was a serious pain in the ass to get the money and I don't think they actually intended to pay me but after months of daily contact I think they finally paid me just to shut me up. I can be a little stubborn.... Ok a lot stubborn.

I think they make more than enough money off suckers that have no idea they are crooks until they try to make a withdrawal and most people won't bother fighting with them for months on end. So they just keep the deposits and most of what people win too.

I wouldn't personally tell you to give anyone your info but if you really want to fight for months to get your 500 bucks be my guest. You might actually get the money someday if you want to talk to these people everyday. Maybe it'll be a Valentine's day gift.... Or in an Easter egg.