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Yeah...that's true. I signed up last year, hoping to get those 200 free spins, but got 200 virtual eggs instead.

My my...my lion mate certainly wasted no time in trying out this Casilando casino, eh? Was it any good mate?

Well, my biggest hit so far was at this first Asian casino that I joined...getting those 5 Scatters 3 times on ISIS, and withdrawing MYR1300, which was paid the very next morning. I made the withdrawal in the wee hours of the morning, so bank transfers couldn't be transacted then, otherwise, withdrawals would only take a few minutes...1 hour max. Don't know about credit cards or Neteller though.

Oh geees! You think 100 free spins is still too little??? Hmmm...looks like I'm still a little bit of a cheapo hah?! Hahaha. But...100 free spins can do a lot of good too...if it gives wins!

Let me start off with my first encounter with an Asian-based online casino...it's a locally based casino, so all I need to do is to sign up, fill in my particulars, fill in my bank account details, and I'm all set to go. No KYC procedure needed! That's a relief, hehehe. After using up my free no-deposit MYR50, I decided to make a deposit and claim the 100% welcome bonus. Bonus offers are never as good as at European casinos, and their Reload Bonuses are literally next to nothing...2% up to 10% only...aaaargh...so I never bothered to take them up. Just not worth it. So I clicked on the 'Deposit' button, and a form came up. For locals, all deposit/withdrawal transactions are via bank transfers, but credit cards and ewallets can be used too. Since the currency used within the casino is the local currency, I find no necessity at all to use my Neteller, which would only incur Exchange fees for nothing! So I filled in the details of my deposit, clicked the submit button, a successful deposit message popped up, and I waited for the money to be credited into my account. This was my very first time using such an online deposit form and I was completely unfamiliar with it! After waiting for 5 minutes or so, and still nothing in my account, I then clicked on Live Chat to get assistance. I told her how much I've deposited, but still nothing in my account. She checked on her side, then came back and told me, "Sir, we have not received your deposit. Are you sure you have made a deposit Sir?" I was puzzled. "Yes, I am very sure of it. I can even show a screenshot of the successful deposit message", I told her. I then copied and pasted that screenshot into the chat box for her to see. After several questioning and answering ding-dongs, she finally told me, "Sir, what you have submitted is only the deposit form. You must go to your bank and make a deposit, or do an online bank transfer first". Whaaaat???!!! Oh my god! I was so embarrassed!!! I thought that by submitting that deposit form, the money would be automatically deducted from my bank account...NOSIRREE! It doesn't work that way! Hahaha. After realising my stupid mistake, I told her I'll be back later, then I logged out. For all local online casinos, I need to go to my bank, make a deposit, either by using the bank's online transfer service, or by using the CDM (Cash Deposit Machine). I used the CDM as it was more easier and more convenient. I then went back home, took a photo of the bank-in slip and then log into the casino again. That sweet lady was still around, so I repeated the same thing all over again, and also uploaded the copy of the bank-in slip. My money got in within 2 or 3 minutes later. "Thank you Sweetie!" I told her. Hahaha. From thereon, I became familiar with this 'strange' depositing way, and never faced any other problems after that. In fact, I don't even need to use the Live Chat service after submitting that deposit form - the money would be automatically credited in within a few minutes (for checking up time on the casino's side). By now, I'm already an expert at depositing! Hahaha.

Nothing at all...no news yet...so I'm waiting to see what's up with Microgaming this time around!

Take a duckface selfie and get 30 free spins on Scruffy Duck? Quack! Quack!....I ain't no cheap duck...30 free spins won't do! Making myself look so silly would need at least 100 free spins...hahaha.

Heeey...nice going there mate...although I don't know what that game is all about! Hahaha.

Good...good...at least Jesse is being very kind to the ladies! Hope you do make a good big win soon Sharon darling...so keep them pistols blasting!

Well, even if you do gloat over beating me into 2nd place, that would be a real awesome achievement by any standards, I would say!

Thank you darling-san.

What many new players failed to see is that the people managing Planet 7 Casino probably comes from a 7th Planet somewhere! So they don't give a damn to us Earthlings! Hahaha.

Hmmm...well done mate, congrats. But if that's the Amazon Queen in the screenshot...that's one queen I never want to meet!!!

My play at Buck & Butler was even better... 15 free spins on the game Jungle Spirit...won a big dinosaur' egg!

Oh no! Not another casino that doesn't give bonuses for first deposit using Neteller...I'll never be able to make my first deposit then...

Hmmm...might even be 4 fantastic Oriental warriors...the Chinese kind...

Hey hey hey...pretty cool infographics that,,,well done Askgamblers team that created that! What also caught my eye...or rather...what my eyes caught sight of...hehehe...is the soon coming Fantastic Four slot!!! Has Microgaming snatched the license from Playtech's nose...or will this Fantastic Four be 4 fantastic animals instead? Hmmm...it's expected to be released in May... so it's anytime now...lets hope it isn't the roar and the moo type! Hahaha.

Well, I also cannot say whether Sharon's feet are bigger or smaller than Jelena's... but she's doing a great job as a moderator...that's what I do know!

Ooooohh...you're most welcome Mr MacdoniS mate!

Well, sometimes I think I know...sometimes I think I may not know... so better to ask and be sure! Thanks for the clarification Sharon darling.

Oh geees!!! I didn't thought that it would incur that much trouble mate! Anyway, your points have been taken and understood. No harm done to me, hehehe.

... ... One-word Nicki...as always...hehehe.

Sorry guys...but I'm back for more trouble-shooting...errr...I mean, suggestion. Today, I had wanted to do a review on a casino that I was active at till about 2 or 3 years ago. When I clicked on the casino's name, I found out that the casino has already been terminated by Askgamblers. Oh shucks! So I PMed our Guru for a clarification and he told me that terminated casinos do not qualify for any paid reviews. Hmm, okay, that's fair enough, and just too bad for me, for not writing that review when the casino was still active at Askgamblers. Hehehe. Then it occurred to my restless brain...yeah, it isn't sleeping today...hahaha... Why should terminated casinos still remain in the reviews section, when they can no longer be of any good to members, right? I would suggest that these terminated casinos be removed from the reviews section, to avoid other members from facing the same situation that I did today, thereby preventing any new reviews to be posted on a terminated casino, and also preventing any misunderstanding between members and Askgamblers about paid reviews. If necessary just for record sake, then I would suggest starting a list for all terminated casinos for anyone to refer to, if necessary. And of course, this same principle can also be applied for Bonuses and games reviews too. Many a times when I have come across 'expired' or 'closed' items for which I couldn't write a review on, but that's not the main factor. I would prefer it not to be accessible at all, except in a separate listing just for the records. Aaaah...yes...a lot of work for the developers...I know...but it's not a burden for the admins though...so it shouldn't really be a big fuss, right Guru mate?

Ooooh maaan...I really envy your good luck mate...11 Wilds! Congrats on that nice 460x win on Glorious Empire.

We all know that certain online casinos are meant for local domestic use only. European countries have their many casinos that accept only residents from that country, or from neighbouring countries as well. Then there are also certain Asian-based casinos that have gone global and accepts customers from numerous countries, and vice versa too for certain European casinos having bases in Asia. Recently, I have begun playing at a few local online casinos, Asian-based of course, that accepts only customers from a few neighbouring Asian countries. I've become quite familiar with these few casinos by now, and the casinos with me too, hehehe, so I was wondering if I could post specific topics on these few casinos here in Askgamblers, for the benefit of other Asian AG members, even though the casinos themselves are not listed with Askgamblers. Would be nice if I could...would be okay if I couldn't...but I wouldn't know if I didn't ask, right? Hehehe.