4th September 2026
Autumn Arrives and We're Off on an Adventure!
Autumn or Fall is here, the summer is disappearing into the rear view mirror and, here in the UK at least, we're rapidly heading towards that wonderful time of year when putting the heating on becomes a financial decision requiring a board meeting.
But while the temperatures might be starting to head south, things are most definitely warming up on the Casinomeister Forum.
Our brand new September exclusive competition has only been live for a matter of hours and already passports are being stamped, challenges completed and entries collected.
Meanwhile, we've also got an important player warning to bring to your attention involving a crypto site that decided spamming the Casinomeister Forum was a good idea.
Spoiler:
it wasn't.
Grab Your Passport!
After August's Bonanza Target Hit Challenge, we've gone for something completely different this month with the
€3,000 Casinomeister Passport Challenge, sponsored by our friends at
All British Casino and FortuneJack Casino.
And it appears you lot didn't need much encouragement to pack your virtual suitcases.
The competition has been live for less than 24 hours and we've already had
eight forum members pass through Border Control and have the first stamp added to their passports.
This isn't your usual
hit a multiplier and post a screenshot competition either. Throughout September, members can collect different Passport Stamps by completing a variety of real-money challenges at their designated participating casino.
There's the
Explorer Stamp for playing five different slots,
Bonus Hunter for triggering five bonus rounds,
Gold Rush for landing a win of 100x or better,
Card Shark for venturing onto the tables or Live Casino and
Game Hopper for playing games from three different providers.
There's also a
Souvenir Stamp, plus the mysterious
Bierfest Stamp, which involves tracking down a hidden image somewhere on the Casinomeister main site.
And for those determined enough to complete the lot, there's the coveted
VIP Traveller Stamp.
Different stamps earn different numbers of entries into the final draw, with a completely filled passport giving you a maximum of
13 chances at one of the prizes.
The good news, however, is that you absolutely
do not need to complete everything to win. Even collecting a single qualifying stamp gets your name into the draw.
15 Winners – €3,000 Prize Pool
And this month we're spreading the loot around.
There are
15 separate cash prizes, starting with a
€500 first prize, followed by €400, €300 and plenty more all the way down to 15th place.
Each member can win a maximum of one prize, so once your name comes out of the hat, your remaining entries are removed. That means we're guaranteed
15 individual winners sharing the entire €3,000 prize pool.
The competition runs throughout September, finishing at
23:59 BST on 30th September, so there's plenty of time to get involved.
Most importantly, the Passport Challenge is open to
eligible Casinomeister Forum members both old and new – so whether you've been hanging around these parts since dinosaurs roamed the internet or you've only just joined us, you're welcome to take up the challenge.
Participating casino and geographical restrictions apply, so make sure you read the full rules before getting started.
Passport ready? Bags packed?
Then get travelling!
Exclusive Passport Adventure Challenge
Trocrypt.com – Thanks for Bringing Yourselves to Our Attention...
From something fun to something considerably less so.
Casinomeister's Nate has issued a
Player Beware warning concerning Trocrypt.com, following a rather curious attempt by those promoting the site to get themselves noticed.
Over the course of a few days, Casinomeister received a wave of new forum registrations, all using usernames referencing Trocrypt and all posting essentially the same marketing material around the forum.
They wanted our attention.
Mission accomplished.
Unfortunately for them, when Nate attempted to visit the site, antivirus protection flagged and blocked it as unsafe. That prompted a bit more digging – and what was uncovered certainly didn't improve matters.
The domain itself is relatively new, having been registered in December 2025, with the owner's identity hidden behind a paid WHOIS privacy service. There is no visible company name, jurisdiction or directors, while Nate also found numerous poorly rated websites sharing the same server.
Perhaps even more telling was discovering the same promotional copy being sprayed across completely unrelated forums around the internet – covering everything from technology and finance to consumer sites and, apparently, even a
bass guitar forum.
When you're promoting a supposed crypto financial service to people discussing bass guitars, subtle it isn't.
More concerning still are some of the search terms the material appears designed to target, including queries about withdrawing money using card numbers, CVVs and expiry dates, accessing funds without an OTP and whether money can be withdrawn using ATM card details.
Hardly the sort of thing that screams
reputable financial service.
The advice from Casinomeister is therefore very straightforward:
stay well clear of Trocrypt.com and do not provide the site with your card or financial information.
Nate's full investigation and warning can be read here:
Trocrypt.com Unsafe Scam Website
That's Your Lot for This Week!
A fulfilling weekend to you all,
From the CM team.
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