CLOSED: vavadahot61.com - Scam casino?

is this your guys website or is it another fraud website under vavadahot61.com please let me know because it's showing that I win 1200 but I need to deposit 80$ first so I'm double checking to see if it's real

There is a problem with minimum deposit from the bank card and i will see there is a minimum of 5pln or 1 dollar in a casinos.

Hi bqly88,

Thank you for reaching out to us. We are well aware that many scam casinos operate under names similar to well-known brands. On our forum, we have a dedicated thread exposing fraudulent casinos that have been investigated through player complaints.

Based on the domain name you mentioned, it seems very similar to other reported scams, particularly those where players were asked to make unusually large verification deposits. You can see an example of such a case here.

We will also look into this specific domain to confirm whether it is part of the same pattern.

Our best advice is to always play at casinos accessed through verified links like the ones listed on our website. That’s the safest way to avoid fraud.

Hi bqly88,

After a thorough review, we believe that this casino is unsafe and should be avoided.

During our investigation, we discovered that vavadahot61.com appears to be a copy of Vavada Casino.

It also features Aristocrat games, which are no longer officially supported. Among the listed IGTech games, we found EGT and Playtech titles, which can reportedly be launched from Finland. All the games available on this casino appear to be hosted on their own servers, raising serious concerns about authenticity, fairness, and licensing.

Additionally, the license link provided on the casino’s website leads to a licensing page that is not associated with their domain. The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has also responded regarding this matter:

The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has alerted the public to several unauthorized websites falsely claiming MGA licensing. These sites, include vavadahades.com, fortwinbam.com, debet.moi, and debet.bot, display outdated MGA logos and, in some cases, counterfeit license documents. The MGA emphasizes that any assertions of licensing by these websites are false and misleading, clarifying that it has no association with these operators. Consumers are advised to verify the licensing status of gaming services through the MGA's official channels to ensure they are engaging with authorized entities.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Your report allows LCB members to stay informed and better protected.