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It depends, I've considered that many of the comments might be fake, from people who bought them. I think affiliates should do a more thorough verification. In my case, there's a lot wrong there...

I'm not the one saying it!

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-12-31/fake-gambling-licenses-anjouan-casinos/106158766

Keep playing there, maybe one day I'll read a comment similar to yours

What I see is that no matter how much evidence a person presents, many of you defend these casinos. They are so good that they are on the rogue of the biggest mediator in the sector - Casinomeister.

Well, with less protection for the players, this license is really good.

This doesn't make sense, I think you're defending the casino because nothing has happened to you yet. But I do have a PDF from Curaçao stating that the license expired, which is interesting, and that they didn't renew the license after Curaçao established new rules. https://coincub.com/blog/curacao-gaming-license/ https://www.cga.cw/regulation/online-gaming And while you're at it, read this: https://www.igamingtoday.com/comoros-sounds-alarm-over-fake-anjouan-gambling-licenses/

They recently switched to that license because of Curaçao's rules; do some research and you'll see...

Until next time! There are many complaints showing that they have a fake license, and that's a warning sign! Casino with malware on the website? I was careful... I have all the proof, and as I mentioned here, they went six months without responding to me. When I took the initiative to contact a person who appeared as the casino's CCO, they sent a message. Don't you think that's a coincidence? I'm still waiting for a response from them today on Telegram. If the response isn't positive, I'll do everything I can to hold them accountable.

Ok , Okay, I also just asked what he meant by that.

Are you saying they're accomplices? And they wash their hands of it?

Administrators, please look into this. Having our logo on a website like this puts your petition at risk! @cocopop3011

From what I see in updated sources (2026), standard, Lightning or Speed Roulette tables have a maximum payout of €5,000 to €10,000 per round (sum of all bets). High roller or Salon Privé tables (these are VIP/exclusive) can go up to €20,000–€50,000, but only if you are invited, have a high balance, and the casino approves—and Del Oro doesn't clearly mention this on the website, nor did they tell you in the chat.

And how can they say you can withdraw 10,000 euros a day when it's a lie!

If that were a real possibility, they should have mentioned it in the chat... Example: The limit is x, but if we reach a certain user level we can increase it. None of that was said!

I didn't even know about this; I only found out because of a user here on the forum. I couldn't access my account and they were making those moves, and they confirmed the amounts in the chat right away...

But not at regular tables; from what I've researched, it's only at VIP tables.

Let me just inform you that these high stakes shouldn't even exist since they confirmed the maximums, just look at the photos above!

Well, I don't know who it was, I know I've been fighting this since August 28, 2025. And now you can see the images! Something happened, but what? To me it's manipulation/fraud. I have videos and photos. Yes, Deloro was operating without a license at the time I had this problem! I have proof.

I want to thank you for this question; a lot of people didn't believe in me, but I think they will now!

Good question

Well, I'm glad you asked that question. I used a VPN to confirm with the casino chat what the maximum bet per spin is on CrazyTime, and here's the answer: Something doesn't add up: how can there be bets of 5000 and then 11250?