My experience with Vegas Technology and worries about where to play as a US player

[docdoe]

Good evening. I am someone who loves online gambling. I adored the English Harbour Casinos and played on all of them for many years, losing, winning, always having fun. I became quite spoiled in getting my winnings like clock work within a week; I loved their weekly bonuses when I lost and their customer service was above reproach. In fact, I felt like they were “friends.”

Alas! They closed their business last summer. They were world class.

I enjoyed the group Go Casino/Crazy Slots/Online Vegas after that. I had played there many years as well before EH went out but I always preferred EH.

Initially, I received large bonuses from this second group, generally on the order of 150%. I became quite good at their games and began winning….regularly.

They changed my membership to a “no bonus” membership, meaning that I could continue to play there but could no longer get any cash backs, bonus points, bonuses or free tournaments.

This was a disappointment but I continued to play on their rules and never asked for anything. In fact, I won regularly.

Last summer they closed to US Players but my ability to play was still allowed. I had quite a winning streak over a few months and – alas! – they closed all my accounts! They paid me all my winnings. I asked several times why my accounts were closed and they finally said they can close any accounts at the discretion of the managers. I think it was because I was winning more than I deposited.

Have others been locked out because they were winning too much? I'm just curious.

And does anyone know any other online casinos accepting US players that uses the Vegas Technology?

Thanks.

[ksb11]

The people on this forum can definitely give you a lot of answers. As far as I know, however, there is no other Veg Tech casino that would accept U.S. players. Even if there were I would stay far away. If you have never tried 3 Dice you should give it a try. If anything else, Enzo is super cool and you know you can trust your funds at 3 Dice. I play a lot of Roulette, and Enzo, about one in a half years ago, sent me a message after one of my posts to let me know he would set me up so that I would be happy when I played there. It was greatly appreciated.

RTG is about the only other that software you will be able to play with as of right now. Maybe other avenues will open up for U.S. players soon. Good to have you on the forum.

[KasinoKing]

And does anyone know any other online casinos accepting US players that uses the Vegas Technology?

No - there aren't any.
The 2 groups you mentioned were the only ones using this software.
CryptoLogic casinos have many of the same games, but of course, they don't take USA players either.
Your options in the USA are now severely limited - the best thing to do if you like to play online, is move to a country where your government don't tell you how you can't spend your own money...

KK

[docdoe]

Thanks so much. I think you're right and that there is no more Vegas Technology available. I did try 3 Dice last night, just their free tournaments. I find it difficult to navigate and not terribly user-friendly but perhaps I'm just not used to it. I'll try it again.

[docdoe]

Yes I guess I could move to another country but that seems....drastic?