Golazzo Casino Review

Thank you for your insightful post always appreciated

@pudge44  you're most welcome fellow Chipy member. Took a lot of time and research on this matter. Starts with a small notice of a specific commonly known factor to verify a casino is legit and not a scam. Yet it turned out to be a lot more.... 

One of these factors is the URL'S of the Websites. If it contains more than the casino name having extra numbers or other characters it could be a mirror domain name. Which is connected to depositing funds but not withdrawals. They can close or disappear at any moment without leaving any trace

Goodluck have fun and stay safe and cautious ⚠️ 

@Jodanfun I too convinced your deeply insight observation about casino. Its great work.

@Jodafun, it means one casino with two names having different licenses,  but casino is licensed then what's issue because player wants its winnings and if this casino is secure then I feel no hesitation to play here.

What will you say? 

@spinzer69  thx for sharing your thoughts about this topic. I want to point out the big issue is that you are depositing real money into a platform that is actively lying about its identity, legal name and regulatory status.

If a business is already breaking international laws just to get your deposit, they will absolutely break their own rules to steal your winnings. You are trading real cash for fake screen credits that you will likely never see in your bank account. The primary risk isn't losing the game the risk is losing your money even when you win!

What I always do is checking the footer for a licence number and logos displayed linked to the relevant authorities and online gambling regulatory to make sure that the Company platform is officially registered by any regulatory authority and operating legally. It's mandatory by law to display all this information about their license number and logos that are available to provide information on validation of their license.

4 things to do: check URL they use containing some other stuff like extra numbers and letters indicating mirror domains 

Check footer for mandatory licence 

Information and logos displayed 

Verify the license number on valid and active 

What I've been doing to get a more accurate description about the URL and it's really the official website. Is using the WHOIS.com platform. If nothing is displayed in the footer it is a big red flag that the Website is not the official website. So don't use it! You can try to type the URL of the casino website with no extras  and see if it takes you to an official website 

My rule nothing displayed in the footer = high-risk not to be trusted so don't ever use it.

Goodluck and have fun 

@pudge44  as you can check up the URL of the Website that is actively being used at the moment is already different URL than the one I have been referring to in my review. One month ago now it's number golazzo272.com. 😉confirming my review content 

Goodluck and have fun but stay away here