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Conquestador changes - a tale of a returning player

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Story time with a warning and happy ending...

Please note that both ownership and licensing have changed! Play at your own risk.

Recently got a welcome back email despite my account being closed. Out of curiosity I asked support to unlock my account which they did pretty quickly, and found a $200 no deposit bonus with 20x max cash out and 35x wagering. Almost too good to be true, but figured what the hell I've got nothing to lose.

Just started hammering away on Tome of Madness at $4 a spin just to get rid of it quickly, but after a few decent hits ended up at $1000. Checked wagering: 200/7000

Then went to a netent classic Wild, wild west! That just popped off giving heaps of small bonuses, and at $5 a spin I quickly cleared wagering with a whopping $2.85k!

Went to cash out and was processed within 30 minutes without drama. Blew 350 back, spent 1000 on some online shopping and flicked the last 1500 to my bank account. Not bad for a freebie.

Now the warning part. The license is very weak, and the payment is via buying crypto even on normal payment methods like skrill (which sucks because it goes out as Euros which costs transaction fees). There's also next to zero RG tools which is a big no no. I asked them to deactivate my account and they tried to dissuade me from it, another big red flag.

If you do choose to play, be very, very careful.
 
Story time with a warning and happy ending...

Please note that both ownership and licensing have changed! Play at your own risk.

Recently got a welcome back email despite my account being closed. Out of curiosity I asked support to unlock my account which they did pretty quickly, and found a $200 no deposit bonus with 20x max cash out and 35x wagering. Almost too good to be true, but figured what the hell I've got nothing to lose.

Just started hammering away on Tome of Madness at $4 a spin just to get rid of it quickly, but after a few decent hits ended up at $1000. Checked wagering: 200/7000

Then went to a netent classic Wild, wild west! That just popped off giving heaps of small bonuses, and at $5 a spin I quickly cleared wagering with a whopping $2.85k!

Went to cash out and was processed within 30 minutes without drama. Blew 350 back, spent 1000 on some online shopping and flicked the last 1500 to my bank account. Not bad for a freebie. Also I wanna mention to check iGaming affiliate programs on
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Now the warning part. The license is very weak, and the payment is via buying crypto even on normal payment methods like skrill (which sucks because it goes out as Euros which costs transaction fees). There's also next to zero RG tools which is a big no no. I asked them to deactivate my account and they tried to dissuade me from it, another big red flag.

If you do choose to play, be very, very careful.
Do you think that if you try to play again and win, they won't refund your winnings/money?
If so, and if it's unsafe to play there, then they wouldn't have refunded your winnings the first time either??
 
Do you think that if you try to play again and win, they won't refund your winnings/money?
If so, and if it's unsafe to play there, then they wouldn't have refunded your winnings the first time either??
It's more alerting people about the change of ownership and especially the license, which is considerably weaker than the MGA one they used to have.

In addition, the changes they have made are concerning, particularly the way payments are sorted (they're leaning more towards crypto now) and the removal of the once excellent RG tools they had.

So while I'm happy to have been paid out, it's no guarantee they will in the future or that I won't encounter other issues. It used to be one of my go-to casinos, but moving forward I won't be returning.
 
It's more alerting people about the change of ownership and especially the license, which is considerably weaker than the MGA one they used to have.

In addition, the changes they have made are concerning, particularly the way payments are sorted (they're leaning more towards crypto now) and the removal of the once excellent RG tools they had.

So while I'm happy to have been paid out, it's no guarantee they will in the future or that I won't encounter other issues. It used to be one of my go-to casinos, but moving forward I won't be returning.
Got you point of view, now I understand why you are worrying. Thx for explanation, will be more careful in future.
 

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