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I always like to take a closer look at how a casino handles the basics. You know… the personal stuff, the signup, the little parts of the player experience that can either be smooth or quietly annoying. This one definitely works, but I had a few moments where I wondered why things were laid out the way they were.
The signup form looks quick at first. It just asks for your currency, email, password, and a terms and conditions checkbox. That’s all it takes to open an account — but that’s not quite the end of it.
Once you’re in, the site immediately hits you with a second round. You’ll need to fill out:
So while the first step feels like a green light, you’re not actually getting anywhere until you hand over the rest. It’s a pretty common setup these days, but still one of those “oh, there’s more?” moments.
They don’t shove the verification process in your face, but let’s be real — you’re not getting very far without it. You won’t be withdrawing anything until it’s done, and even some parts of your account stay locked until you complete it. You have to start it yourself from the KYC section in your profile.
Once you’re in, the process is split into three steps:
| Step | What Happens |
| 1 | Finish filling in your personal details (if you skipped anything earlier). |
| 2 | Agree to the privacy terms (yep, they’re about to see your documents). |
| 3 | Pick your country and document type (ID, passport, license). |
There’s also a mobile option that makes things easier. You can scan a QR code or copy a link to switch to your phone. That’s definitely smoother than digging through folders on your laptop.
Here’s something unusual — the only responsible gambling tool built into the account settings is a “Cool Off” button. It works and lets you temporarily lock yourself out for:
Once it’s active, you’re locked out for the full duration, though you can extend it if needed. That part’s fine. What’s odd is that other tools like self-exclusion or deposit limits are mentioned in the terms but don’t appear anywhere in your account. You need to contact support to activate them manually.
If they went out of their way to build a button for Cool Off, why not just add the others too? It feels like a half-done job, and for a new site, that’s disappointing.
Everything here works, just not in the most polished way. Signing up and logging in is simple enough, but once you’re in, it’s clear some parts still need work. You’ll have to find the verification section on your own, and only one responsible gambling tool is actually built into the account. The rest exist, but only if you ask for them. Overall, it’s fine — just not very thought-through.
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