Winner Casino Review

Rogue progressive payout terms

Casinomeister's Verdict

It’s a really bad idea to play here. The only winners here are the casino owners. Avoid this casino at all costs.

rogue

1 /10

Our Rating

1 /10

Player Rating

General

Games

Payment

Customer Support

Responsible Gambling

Website

winner.com

Year established

2005

Casino licences

Malta Gaming Authority

Languages

English, Finnish, German, Greek, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian...

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CM Year Accredited

No

Loyalty program

No

Affiliate program

NetHive

Game software

NetEnt, Playtech

Game type

Video Slots, Roulette

Deposit Methods

Entropay, MasterCard, Neteller, Paysafecard, Payz, Skrill, Sofort, Visa

Currencies

EUR, GBP, SEK, USD

Withdrawal fees

No

Weekend Cashouts

No

Payout limits

N/A

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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

none

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

RESTRICTED

First Impression

Imagine that you have signed up at this casino, Winner Casino, and deposited €50 and began playing some of the jackpot games.

Just imagine the elation you would have hitting a progressive jackpot at, let’s say Jackpot Giant which at press time is €7.8 million. Imagine what a life transforming experience that would be. That’s nearly 8 million Euros!! You could buy houses, yachts, feed the poor, start a foundation – just about anything.

And then image how you would feel when the casino manager tells you to please re-read their terms:

You are aware of and agree that players are allowed to withdraw not more than €9,990 per month. If the amount to be withdrawn is greater than €9,990, the remaining amount will be placed back to the player’s account, allowing the player to withdraw additional funds the following month in accordance with this term. The foregoing applies also to Withdrawals of progressive jackpots. Withdrawals depend on all conditions specified above and the verification of all required documents as set forth in clause 9.4 below

So that is going to take about 65 years to pay out. Don’t think that can happen? Think again – it has happened, and it will happen again: Playtech Progressive Jackpot Scandal.

The unethical part about it is that these progressive jackpots do not belong to the casino – they are paid out immediately from the software provider into the player’s account, (no worries, I have personally confirmed this with an executive at Playtech). The casino has nothing to do with it – except to pay the player.

Progressive jackpot funds come from a “pool” of funds that each operator contributes to. The reason why operators like jackpot winners so much is because these “winners” are likely to play much of their winnings back into the casino. In other words, give the casino a big chunk of money that the casino never had in the first place.

The only one who wins here is “Winner” casino: ethically challenged scandalous rogues.