CasinoWebCam DEAD???

Well, it's been more than 15 hours since last I heard from anyone but CasinoWebCam and all who are affiliated/linked with them are down too. I =t seems that they have an extremely huge problem to take care of.

I just wonder how much do they lose for each hour of outage? I'm sure its a lot coz since ppl could not play there, I'm sure they would definitely try to find another place to play.

Anyone have more information about it? Please do share. Thank you.

 

CasinoWebcam Dead

I don't have any answers for you but can confirm that the site must be down because when I try to login I get nothing but a blank screen and can't progress any further. The same is true of its sister Casino, Londons.

 

I played recently with a sign up with betinternet, i must say the servers were constantly going down, it topok me about 3 days to complete the wager. the game play is extremely slow, specially when they also had problems without the live dealer tables!

 

Hope that you're not blaming BetInternet for that problem.

They are the absolute BEST in this business. All cashout done in less than 24 hours. You could make as many cashouts as you like and they'd still not be unhappy. The customer service is TOP notch.

The only problem is with CasinoWebCam. BetInternet has a contract with them about this. They actually get the casino thingy from them only. Nothing else. So, BetInternet is good all the way!

 

not disputing the reliability at all! Payment was extremely fast, but i think their contract with a casino would go futher if it was with a diferent company! Its agrevating to log in to see you have 0 balance in the casino, when in fact i should have 800, but the site is down again!!

 

Webcam's technology is more complicated than the usual casinos, they may be a while getting it all back up.

I think they are a top notch outfit and - well - s#!t happens!

 

CasinoWebcam (is not) DEAD!

In response to an email I sent yesterday, today I received two separate responses from Paul Millinder, the CEO of Londons Casino, whose parent, CWC Marketing, Inc. also owns Casino Webcam. The first explained, as has been pointed out, the more complicated technological intracacies of video streaming a live Casino and predicting that both sites would be back online shortly. The second email was an offer by Mr. Millinder to telephone me personally to offer reassurances as to the future viability of the two casinos.

Perhaps I'm easily impressed but I consider it remarkable if I can get a response from the basic support staff of most casinos within that time span. I think it extremely unlikely that such an effort to communicate with patrons would be made by uppermost management if a Casino was about to go under.

Check the site(s) over the next 24-48 hours and we'll see if my confidence is justified. I'm willing to wager that it is.

 

Casino Up

To the CasinoMeister Community:

I want to sincerely apologize for the recent downtime you may have experienced at CasinoWebcam or any of its licensees. The technical problems have been rectified, and all of the casinos are now open for business.

Sincerely

Adam A
Casino Manager
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