Star-play top: Another free chip, fake games & deposit scam

[DeMoTive]

Hi Guys

New member , I just want know if any has used

Star-play top casino.

turned over quiet a bit been verified up to deposit , to get any winning I need to make one , just very unsure at the moment

Any guidance much appreciated

 

[dunover]

Hi Guys

New member , I just want know if any has used

Star-play top casino.

turned over quiet a bit been verified up to deposit , to get any winning I need to make one , just very unsure at the moment

Any guidance much appreciated
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I would NOT deposit there if this 'cash' has arisen from a free chip as it's a known scam.

Games pay >100% so everyone 'wins' then they ask for money to process the non-existent winnings.

This is what it looks like to me.

To tell me any different, look for their licensing info (bottom of site) and check it. If you heard about it on social media, it's almost certainly a scam.

Let us know...

 

[DeMoTive]

They have this on there site

 

[DeMoTive]

Also can I add this was a no deposit bonus that I got through a website that promotes casinos, unfortunately I dint have the link but they had all casinos attached like pokerstars , lottoland, win etc

 

[dunover]

Yes, affiliate sites that promote dodgy casinos for money often obfuscate their deceit by sticking up logos of known legitimate sites, in many cases when they don't actually market them or are not allowed to.

So there's an image of their 'licence'.

Two things: A Curacao licence is useless as far as player protection goes even if it's genuine.
Secondly, IF it is genuine, the image you provided should link through to this casino's endorsement page at the GCB as that MUST be done by genuine holders of this pointless licence.

Does it?

P.S. The bloke in the original image is Jan Urban, manager of the Polish national football team - runs dodgy casinos in his spare time?
Second is Cezary Kulesza. He is a Polish football executive and former player and current president of the Polish Football Association (PZPN).
Third is AI generated.

So you had better inform the relevant bodies as to have their positions involved in betting companies would lose them their jobs lol.

 

[DeMoTive]

You can't click on the link but thry have a separate link to it

 

[DeMoTive]

They have this aswell

 

[mulven]

They have this aswell

Regardless of whatever you find it's all fake.
They subtracted 1 from High Seas N.V. (instaslots) company number and used the licence for medium rare n.v. (how original for a scam site to use Stake licence). They've replaced stake.com with their website and medium rare with long island and then taken a screenshot.

It looks like they leveled up the previous blue arrow logo sites to this new version with "convincing" fake licenced and more realistic site appearances. Green logo looks nicer than the last one!

The money is not real, just continue on with your life as if you never found this website.

If any website claims a green Curacao licence you can cross reference the details on the official register.

You do not have permission to view link Log in or register now.

I'm currently making a version of this list that expands to show the casinos for each entry as the current register only shows company names.

The orange Curacao licences (pending) don't show up in this list though so those can still be legitimate even if they aren't on list. You can still kinda check if there's a real certificate for oranges though, using a Google site search on the certificate URL with their company number

 

[dunover]

They have this aswell

Yes, but is this a genuine page at GCB or some crap the casino has made up?

What you really need is the OGL number showing (as in your first image).

Whatever, I strongly recommend you don't deposit there, ever.

P.S. The Cambodian name is probably some random rickshaw driver or rice farmer used as a stooge, as bent as the rest of it.

 

[mulven]

Yes, but is this a genuine page at GCB or some crap the casino has made up?

What you really need is the OGL number showing (as in your first image).

Whatever, I strongly recommend you don't deposit there, ever.

P.S. The Cambodian name is probably some random rickshaw driver or rice farmer used as a stooge, as bent as the rest of it.

The people behind santeda seem to use a random lady as a stooge, when I went down that rabbit hole, finding her was hilarious.

 

[mulven]

You can't click on the link but thry have a separate link to it

Here is the original legitimate certificate that they have modified. Note the licence number and date.

 

[dunover]

Anyway, I'm trying to contact UEFA to get these two football chaps sacked for being involved in betting...

 

[dunover]

You can't click on the link but thry have a separate link to it

The scam is an old one, check these threads out mate:

The first accurately describes the same fraud you were almost taken in by!
The second is an official warning to the forum from casinomeister.

Fraud Alert Thread 'BEWARE: Hundreds of identical fake scam casinos, AVOID!'

Dec 18, 2024

After posts were made about Betstakez, GoldenMirage and now Cryptostakez. I thought I would look into it a bit and its worse than I first thought.

There are probably more than 200 identical scam new online casino websites luring players in to steal their deposits.

I believe the scam goes like this:

1. Give player large No-Deposit Bonus.
2. Player plays fake versions of slots that are guaranteed to win huge
3. Players have to deposit money to "verify" and withdraw their winnings
4. Players deposit money and then are never able to withdraw.

This scam is...

• mulven
• casino warnings fake slots scam casinos
• Replies: 124
• Forum: Online Casinos

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GENERAL WARNING Thread 'Beware of casinos requesting large deposits to unlock or release player winnings'

Jan 8, 2025

One of the great things about working in the player complaints area is that we get to see fairly early on what new scams and trickery players are being subjected to. And so it is we have a new scam to bring to our reader’s attention:

If a casino tells you you’ve won a shedload of money — millions in many cases — and asks you to make a deposit to “release” or “unlock” your winnings, or “verify” your identity, are you being scammed?

We’re seeing a lot of this lately and the answer is simple: if the requested amount is anything more than £$€10-20 then the answer is likely “yes, you are...

• maxd
• casino skullduggery
• Replies: 104
• Forum: Casinomeister Warnings

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[DeMoTive]

Thank you guys , I wont deposit even the bot won't answer lol

 

[dunover]

Thank you guys , I wont deposit even the bot won't answer lol

LOL you should have asked for license info that had a GCB url not one of their own pages, that'd have stuffed the fake chat woman.

P.S. Make sure if you please to post this thread url below any of their scammy ads on social media you see, so others can read the facts and not get scammed.

 

[DeMoTive]

I will do