SkyVegas passed BoF

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And here they are yes. Welcome

I asked in the other thread if Sky Vegas is planning on launching NetEnt games soon?

 

No Australia, oh well.

Wish i could get onto an IGT casino, would love to play Kitty Glitter

 

Or Spain *grumble grumble*

 

Or Canada lol

 

Hi All,

Thanks for the welcome, Bryan.

@rainmaker - I have asked the question RE Net Ent games and will update you accordingly soon.

Regarding the countries we accept players in, we are admittedly very limited in this area as we choose to operate only in countries where the licensing regulations are very transparent. This rules us out of many countries that our fellow operators opt to stay active in.

The (short) list of accepted countries are below:

United Kingdom
Ireland
Bulgaria
Finland
Gibraltar
Guernsey
Jersey

Thanks,

Dean

 

Good to see SkyVegas having a Baptism of Fire, they are a major brand in the UK so they should be represented in some way on CM. Personally I like them because they have a ton of slots, zero reverse time, 24 hour cashouts and I trust that they are not going to disappear overnight with my money.

I will be interested to see other players opinions though.

 

Not to be mixed up with Vegas Sky which is a Rival casino. This was one of the better ones as I can recall though.

 

Damn! I am on my way home in the next few months, so I don't think I will go through all the excitement of registering and playing (particularly Kitty Glitter. Let me count the ways I love that game ) only to have it all whipped away from me once I leave these fair shores.

I am already in the process of closing casinos that exclude Australia, and let me tell you something, it is heartbreaking the games I will no longer have access to.

Damn again! :sob:

 

Incidentally, whilst the paytables for the IGT slots at Sky Vegas list the notorious 'range' of pays, Sky Vegas do specify on their own HELP files for each game the maths model they've chosen. (Something you don't get at Kerching, who also run IGT slots.)

Here's the new IGT 'Star Trek' slot, for example.

 

yeyy

 

Do you think it's a choice or they just didn't bother to write the whole "range" in the HELP file? Somehow, I find it strange that a casino would have to pick a RTP between 92.49% and 94.99%. I'd be more encline to believe that the range comes from how many lines you bet and other similar factors, and not from a choice from the casino. I could be wrong, though.

 

IGT offer their slots with at least three maths model choices, LOW, MEDIUM and HIGH if you will.

The paytables show the LOW and HIGH T-RTP, there is at least one more T-RTP somewhere in-between the two that represents the MEDIUM choice.

This came straight from the horse's mouth http://www.casinomeister.com/forums...n-player-accredited-casinos-5.html#post481932

 

Hi,

There are no immediate plans to launch any NetEnt games at the moment. I am told it will be a number of months before this happens.

Thanks,

Dean

 

I quite like Sky Vegas - it's good they offer Novomatic slots too and they have some exclusive games at that.

Withdrawals are quick too which is nice - thumbs up for me

 

Made a small withdrawal from Sky Vegas last night, I requested the withdrawal about 1am this morning, when I checked my Neteller account at 9am after I got out of bed, the money was in my Neteller account.

Very good payout time for a Sunday overnight into Monday!

 

They are very good with withdrawals. Also been very quick with me. Only 2 days to my visa debit card normal.
But only thing to complain about is that they have stupid system with how much you deposit with each method.
So despite your last deposit has been with Skrill. Then you always have to empty out any cards first. And withdraw to them first.

 

Their withdrawals are up there with the very best. Skrill withdrawals are instantaneous (at least up to £200 which is the most i've withdrawn). I do however find their slots to be tight, don't think i've ever had a big win there but play some Blackjack which has been even in my experience.

The sportsbook is also very good, a nice loyalty scheme and good odds.

 

Hi,

I think you may be referring to something we have in place to prevent any kind of money laundering on the site which essentially means that if you deposit £200 with Card A, you must withdraw at least £200 to Card A before being able to deposit with a mother card or method.

This help article gives a better explanation... You must register/login in order to see the link.

Thanks,

Dean