SpringBok Casino REVIEW

Springbok casino have refused to pay a player complaining to this service due to claiming multiple No Deposit Bonuses in a row without a deposit. When it was demonstrated that this was fundamentally untrue and there was a deposit at an appropriate point, Springbok elected to simply close the player's account without honouring any cashout.

Springbok carry terms restricting the maximum withdrawal per week but do not exclude Progressive Jackpots.

For references see Springbok Player Issues

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SpringBok casino list the withdrawal time for Neteller as 48-72h. We have not tested this.

Minimum Withdrawal - R500

Maximum Withdrawal - R25000/week

Banking options available - Credit/Debit cards, Skrill (Moneybookers), Neteller, EcoCard

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SpringBok casino use RealTime Gaming software for both their download and instant casino. Check out our RealTime Gaming Software Review.

Our reviewers report positive experiences with Jackpot Capital customer services.

Email Testing Record

• December 2016 - 22 hours 45 minutes
• June 2015 - 2 Hours 32 minutes
• November 2014 - 8 hours 7 minutes
• June 2014 - No Response
• December 2013 - No Response
• August 2013 - 20 minutes

SpringBok casino do not list any licensing authority.

The following countries are restricted from participation with SpringBok Casino - United Kingdom

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Players from United States NOT accepted.

SpringBok does not accept players from the following countries: American Samoa, Oceania, United Kingdom, United States, United States Minor Outlying Islands, Virgin Islands, U.S..

No RTG casino that we are aware of publishes their slots house edge (RTP) information.

The SpringBok comp point program offers 1 comp point for every R10 wagered on any game and every 100 comp points can be redeemed for R1. This is in line with the Playtech standard comp point program and above average for the industry.

The apparent lack of licensing is certainly a worrying factor, but Springbok's failure to pay a player, without a breach of terms seemingly simply because they didn't like the player, isn't acceptable practice.

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