Indiana Jones' films never really impressed me. I think it could be because "chicks don't get it." Ok, yes, sure, could be that. Or, it could be the fact that jeeping through the deserts and jungles for mythical orbs, that would lead to hidden gold treasures, has never been my cup of tea. Perhaps, it's because I'm more into a nerdy, techy, Star Trek-type genre; Ferengi's Gold Pressed Latinum is more tempting to me than a dead tyrant Pharaoh's treasure trove filled with gold coins.

Anywho without purposefully diverging too much, this little piece, is not my movie choices, but about an Egypt-pyramid themelined, multiple-license-holding online casino, Mummys Gold. Part of co-parent companies Bayton Ltd., and Baytree Ltd., seemingly managed by an entity called The Palace Group (cheesy name) - with bro sites like the Las Vegas-inspired JackpotCity and Lucky Nugget, and an 18th century, Castle-dwelling royalty trope Euro Palace Casino, among others - this gambling site has been online since 2002. This also pretty much makes it a mummy in internet time. Jokes aside, this place has the blessings of a massive betting network, possibly doing hundreds of millions of dollars in yearly revenue. So, any apprehensions about it not being a real, legit site is baseless, without merit. License-wise, it's got legal papers from three regulators: Kahnawake Gaming Commission (only a select few are approved), Malta Gaming Authority (not easy to acquire), and The Alderney Gambling Control Commission (requires rigid background checks and heavy funding).

Sorry Americans, it does not accept players from your country. New Zealand - mind you, it doesn't hold a valid gambling license for NZ - is its main target market, followed by the VLT-loving Canada. Kiwis signing up at this place should know that Mummys Gold Casino should be treated, just like any other offshore gambling site; which does bring its own set of manageable idiosyncrasies. The stamp of the Malta Gaming Authority (and others) does put it in the line of trustable places, but then you aren't protected by any local NZ laws, either. One can't eat the cake and keep it too. Mummys Gold's licensing woes in Wellington shouldn't be the main factor for ghosting them.

TrustPilot doesn't have a page on them, so no reviews there. I think that does go in their favor; no one wants negs on that site. As for Reddit, I could only find three threads, and all of them were professionally written affiliate-centric reviews. Why Reddit hasn't removed them, is anyone's guess. So, now, I don't know how to rate Mummys Gold, without an adequate supply of positive and negative feedback from its real users. I did try out their slot games, and all my overall experience turned out just about OK, nothing special. You see, this is why an input from multiple sources, from people living in various countries is of paramount importance to make a sound judgement on any kind of brand. Otherwise, it's just one not-showered-for-a-week guy living in his mom's basement, shaping up its public image. The sole purpose of non-biased reviews should be neutrality; that can sincerely only be seen on true user-dominated sites like Reddit, Quora and TrustPilot.

Despite New Zealand and Canada being its central play, Mummys Gold supports over 13 languages. Most European ones like German, French, Italian, Spanish etc.; all the major nations are covered. Not that they technically really need to keep a multi-lingual staff on its payroll - they do because they can. I tested out their Live Chat; the response timing for pre-signup questions was fast enough, which means their people have been trained well - and the sales commissions help a lot too. Email support is available, but I never tried it. Wasn't needed, thanks to their Live Operator thing. Here's their FAQ section, have a go at it.

Deposits - minimum is € $ 10 - and  can be made through all the popular in-fashion methods; cards, e-wallets and cryptocurrencies. The primary part of their appeal is their upper limit on payouts; which is $10k per day, and $300k per month. These amounts - if it realistically goes the way it's advertised - are impressively staggering. Imagine winning a multi-million dollar Mega Moolah jackpot, and getting paid out in just over 3 months. I can literally count on my fingers, an extremely small number of gambling sites that can straightforwardly handle such large payouts. Since, I couldn't find any negative reviews of rejected  for Mummys Gold; I can cautiously gift it all the brownie points, at least when it comes to being honest with paying out its clients. Also expect standard KYC procedures at this place. If everything is in order - no funny business on the client's side -  I don't see a reason for them not to pay their players.

NetEnt with its Gonzo's Quest, Pragmatic Play's Sweet Bonanza, Ezugi's Casino hold 'em, Rabcat's Arena of Gods, Microgaming's Mega Moolah, and over 39 igaming providers power up this betting site. Any serious gambler, who's got above-average money to spend on casino tables, slots and roulette etc., will find Mummys Gold worth his time.

Bonus-wise they're basic, plain as a loaf of white bread. One can get up to € $ 500 in total as a welcome package. I wouldn't take it though, since the wagering requirements are ridiculous, something like 50X and that too on the slots, they have chosen for you. Just ditch it, and you'll be happy you did.

Mummys Gold Casino is one of hundreds out there. Its website - colors, text and graphics - are all old-looking, or to put it mildly, bland. Its only charm is their ability to accept players from a highly regulated and restricted country like New Zealand. Unless their Department of Internal Affairs makes online gambling legal, places like this will always be standing behind a dark corner, whistling at every bettor that passes by, to sell him his daily dose of adrenaline rush.

The sound of cha-chings will keep the betting-starved people coming back day after day; if not for Mummys Gold, then someone else.

Official website address: www.mummysgold.com

 

Claire Reid

Why should Claire's review be trusted?

• Completed Gaming Management Program from the University of Nevada Reno. This gives her the ability to evaluate gambling establishments on technical grounds.
• Worked for three years at the UKGC as a compliance manager at their Birmingham, West Midlands office. This means she knows the ins and outs of what makes up a good law-abiding gambling site.
• Completed an online course on Ethics and Ethical-Decision Making Essentials from Udemy, which serves as a guide for her when writing true reviews, without taking sides.

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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