From the Desk of Max Drayman
When we have no direct experience with a casino through our complaints service — as is the case with Betovo — we do a little poking around to see who that casino might be, where they are licensed, who their sister casinos are, etc. Sometimes you uncover gems of info, sometimes not, and sometimes you just get the distinct feeling that it would be wise to be extra cautious before proceeding.
Such is the case with Betovo: there seem to be two different companies listed as “owning” Betovo; they’re listed as having payments processed in Cyprus when any casino connection to Cyprus is often a very bad sign; they say that players with unresolved complaints should follow a link provided … which simply points to their Curaçao license (and Curaçao just tells players to seek legal advice); this strange sense of deja-vu when looking through the site and realising that you’ve seen a lot of that before on some very dubious casino sites.
All that says to us that players should exercise EXTREME caution if Betovo is somewhere they are thinking of playing. Everything could be fine, but there are good reasons to suspect that might not at all be the case.