The Illuminati and Free Masons rule the world. We all just happen to live in it. They control the money supply, hold all of the world's gold reserves, can demolish governments by merely snapping their fingers. I remember watching YouTube videos on it, and talking for hours, with my goofy, easily influenceable college friends, all the known conspiracy theories around this secret society hell-bent on keeping their domination intact.

All in good fun though. A good chunk of people around the world still believe in this abracadabra of thoughts gone wild. A few are even making money from it. Take Mason Slots Casino as an example. It's owned by N1 Casino / PlayAmo, that also runs BetChan, BetAmo and Cookie Casino; targeting players in Canada, Germany and Austria.

Mason Slots Casino, one of many PlayAmo's clones, is a lame attempt at capitalizing on this made-up world-subjugating, devil-worshipping secret society genre. Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut played the same game. And it did pretty well at the box office. Same can't be said for Mason Slots. Its official site hardly gets 5K visits from Google. And that's Semrush's data.

But, being part of a celebrity family of gambling sites, a small overview was indeed merited. No child left behind policy. In all seriousness though, even its apocryphal masonic background story, the all-seeing eye pyramid logo trope hasn't efficaciously worked. Their site is just out there, converting - most probably - based on the paid or organic traffic sent over by its affiliates. Germany being tough on online casinos is a natural sweet spot to target. So far, the PlayAmo / N1 network seems to be making healthy profits, no matter the legality. And speaking of that, Mason Slots is not legal in Germany, Austria, or the Netherlands. They do have an MGA license, however, for these specific countries, local licenses are required. Yes, the Malta license does make it safe for deposits. Take it as an attestation of the fact that Mason Slots is not an overnight, fly-by-night operation - it started in 2020. No US players are accepted. Already have enough on their plate, being on the wrong side of the local German law. Don't want the US DOJ to hound them too.

Minimum deposit and withdrawal amount is € $ 20. All European online payments are accepted: Cards, Skrill, Pasysafecard, Sofort, Giropay, and Bank Transfers. After the *necessary* KYC, withdrawals, provided they're approved - can be its own story - may take a week to move through the system. Max withdrawal limits are $4k per day, $10k per week and $40k per month. This is good, considering six-figure jackpots can be paid out within the timespan of a quarter.

No deposit bonus is not offered, but a welcome package for up to €200 is available. I would suggest, not to take it. The wagering requirements of 40X the bonus is nonsensical. These rules are nicely cooked up to eat up the deposit, whether it be $200 or $2k. Don't do it. Reject the bonus, even if Mason Slots' sales staff pushes you for it.

Its reviews on TrustPilot are poor. Every other thread about them is about rejected withdrawals. Bonus rules, or not, all comments reiterate the notion, that it's only the deposits they're after. Once a withdrawal request is made, that's pretty much the end of communication. Now I'm well aware of the hanky-panky grey offshore gambling sites do, but if there's truth to these allegations, then it doesn't do justice to both the parties. Eventually Mason Slots casino will have more to lose. Nothing much is available on Reddit for this brand.

Can't particularly comment on the speed of their technical support. But they do have Live Chat and Email and their staff speaks up to 6 languages. I would imagine German be one of them. Always a good idea to test it out personally, instead of relying on third-party endorsements; that are almost always fake. Also, it doesn't have an app. Works fine on smartphones, however.

Mason Slots must be given points where due. Over 113 igaming companies are partnered up with them. With these many providers, you're looking at 1000s of games. Slots, Blackjack, Roulette, name it and it's there. NetEnt's Startburst, Nolimit City's Tombstone, Playtech's Age of the Gods, Play n GO's Book of Dead, Pragmatic Play's Gates of Olympus, and so on. Companies like Evolution Gaming powers its Live Casino - play Crazy Time and go nuts.

Yes, Mason Slots is legit. An MGA license makes sure of it. Legal? Not in Germany, but their players usually don't care either. For them, being able to play without betting limits is what matters the most. This site serves as a backup wingman for its more good-looking bros like PlayAmo and N1 Casino. Now whether it will keep playing this role in the coming years, is anyone's guess. For now, all we know, it's online and unfailingly ready to accept new bettors from highly regulated countries. All done under the table.

Official website address: www.masonslots.com

 

Richard Pate

Why should Richard's review be trusted?

• Took an Entertainment Management degree in Casino and Gaming from the Coppin State University in Baltimore, Maryland. This gives him the ability to grasp concepts like the Principles of Casino and Gaming Management, thus giving him an edge on writing on topics related to online betting sites.
• Worked for the The Curacao Gaming Control Board, as a licensing manager for three years. This gives him the added ability to separate wheat from the chaff, when it comes to trusting legit online gambling sites.
• Took an online course on Ethics, Culture, and Global Perspectives from Gies College of Business, University of Illinois, focusing on subjects like ethics and moral reasoning. All reviews written by him follow the same standard. No bias, just pure observation, followed by an honest take on casinos.

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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