All Star Slots Review

Falling star into the rogue pit

Casinomeister's Verdict

This sort of backstabbing nefarious activity is a reflection of the new business ethics this company is displaying. All players need to take this into account. If a company is willing to screw over its partners, there is no guarantee it won’t do the same with its players.

Avoid this casino at all costs.

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1 /10

Our Rating

1 /10

Player Rating

General

Games

Payment

Customer Support

Responsible Gambling

Website

https://www.allstarslots.com/

Year established

November 2008

Languages

English

CM Year Accredited

No

Loyalty program

Yes

Affiliate program

Affiliate Edge

Game software

RealTime Gaming

Game type

Blackjack, Roulette, Bingo, Poker, Video Poker

Withdrawal fees

No

Weekend Cashouts

No

Payout limits

$5000 per week

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Withdrawal Times

Pending time

N/A

Card Payments

No

Crypto Payments

No

E-wallets

No

Bank transfers

No

FAQ

No

Live Chat

No

Phone

USA toll free 24/7 – 1 866 456 5287

Email via their contact form: https://www.allstarslots.com/about-us/contact-us

Deposit Limit Tool

No

Wager Limit Tool

No

Loss Limit Tool

No

Time/session Limit Tool

No

Self-exclusion Tool

No

Cooling off/time out tool

No

Reality check tool

No

Self Assessment Test

No

Withdrawal lock

No

Self-Exclusion Register Participation

No

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First Impression

All Star Slots was an awesome casino of high repute and extremely well managed. It fell from grace after the CEO left – and within a matter of a couple of months, all of his key employees. The remaining two partners, who had really nothing to do with the casino operations since the beginning, decided to bring in persons connected to the rogue casino operation Affpower, and this is where things went pear-shaped.

The casino group began to detag and/or reduce the revenue share from their affiliates – all done without warning and without notice. To anyone with a sense of decent business ethics would have a problem with this. Unfortunately, these guys are challenged to act with ethical behavior when it comes to this business.

So in short, they screwed over their business “partners” – how do you think they will treat their players?