Thank you but again no USA

No USA and Playtechs have become a bit dicey according to some out of country friends of mine who've quit them because of support & payout issues. For more info I'll PM, but they're famous "banners" of complainers, so don't post here for your sake. 

They're great games & all fun & luck to those who can play & enjoy!

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Betfair are a really reputable company though, biggest online bookmakers i think *-) maybe biggest UK i dunno but i've been betting on the site and playing the arcade for years and never had a problem, although i haven't used the casino so don't quote me on it (:

pretty sure i saw a tv ad for the free 20 *-)

I hope they will be able to advertise more promotions like this coming holiday.. I am feeling a bit anticipated on winning a bit.

AVOID AT ALL COST!!!! they are a cheating company. Stay clear not worth even free money!! Players need to be aware that Betfair will confiscate winnings at a whim. If they don't like the way you play, even though you risk your own funds and meet the wagering requirement, they will exercise their right to seize your winnings.

Avoid this casino at all costs.

Latest Betfair Controversy
BETFAIR ANGERS ONLINE PUNTERS WITH RESPONSE TO TECHIE GLITCH

Punters who lost out on a GBP16 000 jackpot will only be given their deposits back

The management at UK online betting group Betfair has made another controversial decision, the latest in a string of rulings that have angered and alienated many internet punters.

The Telegraph newspaper reported Tuesday that more than 10 gamblers who lost out on a GBP16,610 Tote jackpot after Betfair failed to process their wagers in time will only have their stakes refunded.

"In a statement that infuriated some Betfair clients, the company on Tuesday admitted to 'technical issues in transmitting bets into the Tote pools in the last 10 minutes before the pool closed'”, the Telegraph reports.

"However, Betfair refused to honour the bets of punters who thought they had won the jackpot after finding six winners at Newmarket last Friday."

Apologising, Betfair said it had "returned funds for the failed bets", claiming that "at no point were these customers given confirmation that their bets had been successfully placed, or appeared as placed in their account statement".

That appeared to contradict claims by some customers, including bloodstock manager Nick Bradley.

He staked GBP12,000 – meaning he lost out on a GBP4,610 profit – and said the funds were "taken out of" his Betfair account.

Company sources admitted the stakes may have been removed temporarily.

Some small punters lost out on a GBP16,000-plus profit.