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My experience with RoboCat Casino was extremely frustrating and stressful. I had three withdrawal requests totaling €1,500:
€500 to Bitcoin (submitted on 15.04.2025)
€500 to Revolut (submitted on 16.04.2025)
€500 to Revolut (submitted on 17.04.2025)
Only after more than three weeks of delays, repeated follow-ups, and formal complaints did I finally receive all of my money. Throughout this time, support provided empty reassurances like "your withdrawal will be processed shortly" — without delivering.
Worse, I contacted PAGCOR (Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation) to verify the casino’s licensing status. They officially confirmed that RoboCat Casino is not licensed or accredited and stated clearly that as of April 30, 2025, the casino is no longer allowed to operate legally in the Philippines.
PAGCOR further informed me that RoboCat Casino has been referred to the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC), the Philippine National Police (PNP), and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) for proper action.
I also reached out to the Anjouan Gaming Authority, the body under which RoboCat Casino claims to be licensed. Unfortunately, I received no response whatsoever, raising further doubts about the effectiveness of their oversight.
Although I eventually received the full amount, no legitimate casino should make a customer fight this hard for what they’re owed.
Be cautious if you're considering playing at RoboCat Casino. My advice: look elsewhere.
To state my claims 100%, message me and I will send you my correspondence with PAGCOR.
AVOID ROBOCAT CASINO AT ALL COSTS
€500 to Bitcoin (submitted on 15.04.2025)
€500 to Revolut (submitted on 16.04.2025)
€500 to Revolut (submitted on 17.04.2025)
Only after more than three weeks of delays, repeated follow-ups, and formal complaints did I finally receive all of my money. Throughout this time, support provided empty reassurances like "your withdrawal will be processed shortly" — without delivering.
Worse, I contacted PAGCOR (Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation) to verify the casino’s licensing status. They officially confirmed that RoboCat Casino is not licensed or accredited and stated clearly that as of April 30, 2025, the casino is no longer allowed to operate legally in the Philippines.
PAGCOR further informed me that RoboCat Casino has been referred to the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC), the Philippine National Police (PNP), and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) for proper action.
I also reached out to the Anjouan Gaming Authority, the body under which RoboCat Casino claims to be licensed. Unfortunately, I received no response whatsoever, raising further doubts about the effectiveness of their oversight.
Although I eventually received the full amount, no legitimate casino should make a customer fight this hard for what they’re owed.
Be cautious if you're considering playing at RoboCat Casino. My advice: look elsewhere.
To state my claims 100%, message me and I will send you my correspondence with PAGCOR.
AVOID ROBOCAT CASINO AT ALL COSTS
- Nothing at all
- Withdrawal time, AI Live Chat
- Payment delays
- Questionable license
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