Casino Fantasy has an excellent reputation for paying its players.
The software manufacturer is Grand Virtual. I have never been a huge fan of this software. A while back, I was convinced that thier roulette game was fixed. I played roulette all the time at Cyberthrill, and had some losing streaks that were mind boggling. Cyberthrill went out of business.
But I decided to give Grand Virtual a second chance.
I tried to get an account with Casino Fantasy/CasinoTreasure and realized that gameplay was void in USA/Canada, and therefore I couldn't get any bonus.
Then 3 new Grand Virtual Casinos popped up which were extremely reputable. VegasUSA, CasinoPearl, and Eurpoeangaming. I took advantage of the $30 bonus at all 3 of these casinos by depositing only $1 at each. To get $90 for $3 is almost unheard of, and I got very upset when I found out my credit card had authorizations for $20 at each casino (total $60). However, when I contacted the casino, they explained to me that the $20 was just a 5 day hold on my credit card, similar to renting a car. After 5 days, the $20 would drop off, and I would receive a bill of just $1. It seemed too good to be true, but THE OFFER WAS LEGIT.
All 3 of these casinos are sister casinos, and I managed to win a total of approx $500 from my $3 investment. How?? Playing the zero house edge dice game, called Chuck-A-Luck, and by playing baccarat, neither of which seemed to be rigged.
Yup, I did say ZERO HOUSE EDGE. As per the Gamemaster, who reviewed Carry-On Casino, which is no longer online, but identical to Casino Fantasy and Vegas USA:
(Reprinted from www.gamemasteronline.com)
Gamemaster says:
Chuck-a-Luck: I normally wouldn't recommend this game if you put
a gun to my head, but I have found a version worth playing. Much like the
Roulette above, there's just one bet in the game where there's no house
edge, and it's a coin-flipper as well. The casino in question is Carry On
Casino (Link Removed (invalid URL)). You've probably seen
Chuck-a-Luck at some church 'Vegas' nite or some other such event.
Three dice are in a cage which is rotated to produce a 'toss' and the
player may bet on the numbers 1 to 6. If the number bet comes up, it's
paid at 1:1. If a pair of those numbers come up, the bet pays 2:1 and
trips produces a payoff of 3:1. The house edge here? Oh, just under 8%.
But, at Carry On Casino, there are two even-money bets where there is
no house edge. One is called "Over 10 " and the other is "Under 11".
There are 16 possible combinations that 3 dice can make; here I'll list
them as they appear one on side with the corresponding total on the
other side of the dice:
3 and 18
4 and 17
5 and 16
6 and 15
7 and 14
8 and 13
9 and 12
10 and 11
As you can see, half are over 10 and half are under 11, making this is a
straight 50-50 proposition.
So, if this is an honest game, virtually everything I said about the
Roulette above applies. By the way, avoid the Field bet. While it looks
like a 50-50 play (8 numbers win and 8 numbers lose), it's deceptive,
because those numbers can be made in more than one way. The house
edge on the Field bet is 3.7%.
[End quote]
Well apparently, the game is honest, as I have won close to $4200 lately. VegasUSA offered me a 10 or 15% Paypal or Neteller Bonus on my deposit. I played the Chuck-A-Luck for at least 40 hours in total.
I was doing very well to say the least, so I upped my bet to the table max ($250) in the middle of an 11 row win streak.
I finally have my bakdraft from Banco Uno in San Jose, Costa Rica, for my $4200.(From Naprinel Inc) This time it took them 2 weeks longer than it usually does, but I was paid.
