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Cabaret Club Casino - Rogue and Blacklisted

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Cabaret Club Casino is a rogue and blacklisted online casino which is owned and operated the Palace Group, who are responsible for withholding thousands of dollars from their marketing partners.

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Cabaret Club Casino – Blacklisted and Rogue Online Casino

Operating on Microgaming software and licensed and operating out of Malta, Cabaret Club Casino is one of 6 known online casinos which are operated by the Palace Group, a subsidiary of London based company, Win Technologies Limited.

There is however growing speculation that the Palace Group are also behind several other Microgaming powered online casinos.

Should further information come to light, I will of course update this page and the other pages concerning the Palace Group properties here on EasyPlay.Vegas.

Current sister casinos to Cabaret Club include Spin Palace Casino and the Betway Casino. With Betway having being the recipient of numerous complaints.

Poor Support and Withdrawal Limits

Like the other casinos operated by the Palace Group, Cabaret Club Casino is no different in the fact that support is and can be unresponsive and casino reps also do not engage in discussions on the most popular casino forums.

The casino also operates a maximum weekly withdrawal limit, making Cabaret Club a no go zone for high rollers. In addition, the owners are responsible for withholding legitimate earnings accrued by their marketing partners. Why is this bad for players?

Well if a casino feels fit to ‘steal’ and not pay their partners, they are likely to do the same to their customer base also. The reverse scenario is true as well.

Players should avoid playing at Cabaret Club Casino at all costs.

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