I wasted a good about two hours or so, trying to think of how to start this piece. Like do I begin by jotting down things to do in Miami, gently fluttering through the lines to end up selling you the idea of an online casino named after this city, or should I do a full SEO script right at the kickoff.

And I still don't know, which road to take, while writing these sentences. But, I guess, there's isnt any point hiding behind the bushes. Let's just be straight.

Miami Club Casino came to this world in 2012, and is a bro site of an antler-shedding, red deer-themed betting site, Red Stag Casino; a prohibition-era inspired Uptown Aces Casino; Aladdin and the Genie-vibe, with a magical lamp silhouette imprinted on its logo, Desert Nights Casino, and Sloto Cash Casino with its cartoonish graphics; among similar casino sites with off-center storylines, owned by, an apparently Curacao-licensed, parent company called Deckmedia N.V.

It's been in business for such a long time, that any half-enthusiastic slots-chachinging regular would have heard of this brand. I can't possibly add any spice to its I'm-cool-but-still-not-famous charm. But, nevertheless, I guess this page is for those who don't know...

Hmm, now then. What to talk about first...software? Ok let's do that. It's an off-the-grid offshore gambling site, an area where it falls short, and thus, cannot form partnerships with the hip chart-topping igaming companies - no Evolution Gaming or Playtech. Formerly Vegas Technology, now called WGS, that also supplies slot games for an old dinosaur Everygame.eu; and DragonGaming; whose contact details are just an email and an online form, for "obvious reasons of serving unlicensed gambling sites;" are the only two companies that provide all the steam to Miami Club Casino. The missing piece of the puzzle, of course, is a lack of a genuinely entertaining Live Casino, but then this gambling site exists only for one purpose, and that's to provide a reasonably acceptable platform for real money slots gambling, to people living in countries where it's illegal. Hence, Americans from most of the States (sans New York, Kentucky a few others) are accepted.

Slots like Wrath of Zeus (RTP 95.43%), Cleopatra's Pyramid, with 5 Reels, 20 Paylines, and Return to Player at 94.37%, even progressives with jackpots hitting $150k+, along with everyday casino floor games like Blackjack, Keno, Scratch Cards; are all available to empty your wallet on. A scrolling marquee mentioning the latest wins - dozens having won $10k+ - is also prominently displayed on the top of its official website. The design and the color scheme of Miami Club Casino is not exceptional, but it's simple enough to grasp. The text font is kept large with ample horizontal spacing between the slot graphics, so that the site generally looks tidy and professionally built.

Nearly all common banking methods of deposits and withdrawals can be used. Cards, e-wallets and stuff, but cryptocurrency is what they push. Make sense, since this site is not *technically* legal in any country; and banking-wise it would be prudent to keep such gambling money-flow on the hush-hush. Withdrawal limits are $5k per week, and $20K per month. Not too high, but also within the reality-check dynamics of how much an average bettor could imaginatively win. Their progressive slots haven't hit a million dollars in quite a while, comparing to Microgaming's Mega Moolah, that easily hits tens of Millions of dollars; its average win payout is $6 Million, and is also won every other two months. Basic KYC is needed for withdrawals, especially, if the person is new, deposits a small amount and instantly wins a large jackpot.

I couldn't find anything on Reddit, in bulk, that would force me to mention it here. Just two to three threads, that basically no one responded to. It also doesn't have a TrustPilot page. Support-wise, they seem basic, email and Live chat, but I've read many casino review sites, that sing praises for them, as an online casino with a high safety standing.

Regarding the efficacy of their customer support; I emailed them myself, with generic pre-sales questions and they did reply back in under 30 minutes. Now this was a new-deposit related query, so I can't vouch for them on their technical support side of the appeal.

Their bonus promotion deals are running on a daily basis. You don't even need a code for it - they email them regularly to their current clients. New ones can get a 100% deposit match bonus up to $100, with a 20X wagering requirement. It's low, doable, but I'd rather not take it, because, well, frankly no one can win at this game. They also have a $10 no deposit bonus for newbies.

Miami Club Casino has been around the block. And it was specifically built for Americans Googling for offshore slots gambling sites. Granted, it doesn't have the bling needed to put itself prominently on the map, but does have just enough sweets in its pocket, that keeps the gamblers - even if they lose a lot - coming back to it. Also, debating about its legitness and legality is meaningless. People who play here don't really care for its legal licenses, and a few hunky-dory, positive reviews about it, does feed a bellyfull, but also a middle-of-the-road answer to bury the question of its trustability, 6 feet under the ground.

Official website address: miamiclubcasino.im

 

Christopher Meyers

Why should Christopher's review be trusted?

• Took a Graduate Certificate in Gaming Management from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. This gives him the know-how on topics of Internet Mobile Gaming, Casino Accounting and Auditing, among others.
• Worked as a Licensing Agent at AGCO's Licensing & Registration Branch at Fort Erie, Ontario for two years, thus giving him the in-depth knowledge of the workings of sports betting sites, casinos and racebooks.
• Took an online course from the Oxford University Department for Continuing Education on Ethics, learning topics like Moral truth and Freedom, knowledge and responsibility, thus giving him the courage to write reviews that are original and truthful to the core.

A word from the author:

To make this review fair, transparent and to remove any sponsorship bias, I allocated anywhere between $500 (for casual betting) to $25,000 (for evaluating the quality of the high-roller gambling services) out of my own pocket for testing the browser-based platform and the app (where available) of this betting site.

• This money was spent on online casino games and sports betting, depending on what the place is primarily known for. For example, certain brands only cater to slots, while others are predominantly sportsbooks.
• My tests involved all the processes, such as initial deposit and accepting welcome bonuses, KYC, an actual experience of playing the games, and finally withdrawing my winnings, if any.

Legally Binding Oath: I hereby declare that the above made statements are true to the best of my knowledge and belief, and that I understand it may be used as evidence in court and is subject to penalty for perjury.

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