From the Desk of Max Drayman
Relatively new on the scene and certainly new to Casinomeister, there is unsurprisingly nothing on record to cause concern. Other matters are less confidence-building: Licensing — depending on where you are accessing the casino from your licensing info is either “Costa Rica” or “Wolf.io … holds the necessary licenses in the jurisdictions in which it operates”, neither of which gives players anything to cheer about; Self-exclusion — general words are said about setting restrictions and being barred for the duration but zero details on how or where; Finally, the casino’s Complaints policy — “17.5 Wolf.io will only acknowledge and process complaints submitted directly by the account holder. You may not assign, transfer, or submit a complaint through any third party” which leaves players wholly dependent on the casino — no arbitration permitted — which is definitely not a good sign, especially not in this day and age where due to rampant fraud and scams players need more assistance and protection than ever. Overall wolf.io looks like a “take your chances” kind of place: things may go smoothly if they are a decent and respectable operator; or they may not and you’d have little or no recourse given that the casino’s jurisdiction is nothing more than a postal address for a black hole.
