Hello. I’d like to give you a straightforward answer, but I would need to register on that website to check further, and that’s something I’m not comfortable doing for security reasons.
Some legitimate casinos may ask for a small verification deposit. For example, if you’ve never deposited and want to withdraw winnings from a no-deposit bonus, they may ask you to make the minimum deposit using the payment method you intend to withdraw through. A similar request may come up when you use a new payment method.
However, that’s different from a website demanding payments to complete KYC or "unlock" your winnings. Scam sites often describe these as verification or withdrawal fees, sometimes asking for further payments afterwards. The amount alone doesn’t tell us whether a request is legitimate.
We’ve already published several warnings and have a dedicated forum thread about these scam sites. Please compare this website’s logo, layout, and graphics with the examples shared there. I suspect it may belong to the same group, but I couldn’t clearly see its logo or the full page layout, which is why I’m asking you to compare them.
Beware, scam casinos on the rise! 👈
Until that’s clearer, I wouldn’t send them any money.
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