I have played this for a while I have played this for a while. And I have been cheated and scamed on this site more then any other. I can be on a roll and be up and all of a sudden it'll freeze and I'll have to relog in and then for some reason the game changes and the house for some reason won't loose. Don't matter what I play it'll be the same result. For some reason it's about the only site I have ever had this problem with. And they say it's completely randomly generated. We'll I call BS

This web site is almost predictable This web site is almost predictable! As a loyal customer you never ever get a break let alone a half way decent win! Over it Will now delete app

I often limit myself on gaming sites I often limit myself on gaming sites, as I do have a tendency to overdo it, however, all sites state the exact amount of time it takes to change it. Fandual does not. It says 24 hours for each length of time you want a limit placed, whether it's a daily limit, a weekly limit or a monthly limit. Having tried, unsucessfully to increase my limit for 3 days, I reached out to customer service who then informed me to remove limits it takes 24 hours for a daily limit, it takes a week for a weekly limit and a month to remove a monthly limit. No answer as to why this isn't transparent and on the site. I find this rather dishonest. Although it doesn't help them at all! And I'm like the rest of the people, have spent tons of money with nothing to show for it. I'm done with the site.

Corporations violate your rights! The casino slot games payback less than any other Pennsylvania casino. You have to play for months to "win" back the funds you already played in. It is all risk and NO REWARD! The $1000 match is why. They lure you in and you never come out ahead. They banned me for "complaining" about it. Then wanted me to grovel to get my account back, and answer questions as though I was on trial. Scam artists. Stay away at all costs. Sugar House is far better as being reciprocal. If you win just stop.

American roulette On American roulette, with a human throwing, the movements of the ball defy physics. I play 1/6th of the wheel heavy, and about 1/3 more of the wheel with a few bets, but mainly on one side of the wheel. When I start increasing my bets on the 1/6th, the ball may travel there 1/20 spins. That's mathematically impossible. Also, the 'rebounds' and the way the ball moves always ends up on the opposite side of the wheel. Other times, there's no movement as the ball drops on the opposite side, and the ball plants itself in a well. I video taped some of these sessions, and I'm going to submit them to the Michigan Gaming Commission to review.