Stay away
Stay away, very sketchy site that has bugs and places random bets, bad support, broken shop and deposits rarely work
16 December 2020
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This is a scam
14 December 2020
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This is fucki*g scam site
This is f*c**ng scam site. No chance to get proofit, dont gamble here better give money to homeless.
26 October 2020
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Devs are working on it xD
Worst mods ever (muting for no reason a lot of people), worst admins ever, worst withdraw system (people not sending offers even 10 times in a row, i understand it's not sites fault, but no improvements in this), no BIG updates in how much? 2 months i think.
As they always say, "devs are working on it" (c)
UPDATE: 5 months without any BIG updates ( but they are working on it, don't worry :) )
11 August 2020
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