Bryan - your website is one of the most valuable resources on the internet for choosing an online casino. Your opinions and recommendations are important to me, and I have found them to be excellent, overall. You have proven yourself to me not to be biased by your advertisers, and your messages are straightforward and honest. However, this is one instance where I find myself disagreeing with you.
Give me some credit where credit is due. I clarified my original statment in the second message I posted. I never said the two casinos were owned by the same company. However, what I did say about the turnkey provider being the same is accurate. The entire downloadable software package is identical in every way to that of Cyberthrill, and there are many, many players who can verify this. I have spent many hours playing at Cyberthrill with free chips (the software refers to these chips as "zero" chips) in pratcice mode, so I know this better than anyone.
Something very strange recently occurred to me. When Cyberthrill originally went online over 3 years ago, they were a Roulette only casino. At that time, the mailing address on thier website was 3151 Rainbow in Las Vegas, Nevada. After a year online, thier company name changed to Internet Entertainment Corp, and the mailing address was in Canada. Now, however, Casino Fantasy and Treasure lists that same Las Vegas address on the website. Although this is not solid proof that the casinos are under same ownership, it is proof that they are somehow directly linked together. The user, Evqueni Jourjine, who was ripped off by Casino Triumph, would be able to confirm that Cyberthrill, Casino Fantasy and Treasure run the same software.
Have you ever played at Cyberthrill, Bryan?
In the coming days, I'll give you all the proof
you need to make the connection.
