Buy-In Fixed-Spin Slot Tournaments for Australian players

[tokingit]

Need help looking for casinos that offer Buy-In Fixed-Spin Slot Tournaments, that will accept Australian players - essentially tournaments like at videoslots - where buy in goes to the prize pool .
Think I may be SOL.
If it helps I also have an excellent vpn at my disposal should there be any creative answers. Thanks in advance

 

[tokingit]

Bump, either nobody knows or they are as rare as I had thought

 

[dunover]

Bump, either nobody knows or they are as rare as I had thought

Basically, only unlicensed dodgy sites will accept Australian players due to your internal regs.

 

[Casinos Hate Winners]

Basically, only unlicensed dodgy sites will accept Australian players due to your internal regs.

Not exactly. Casinos that accept Australian players do have licenses, they're just offshore licenses. Winz casino, which I see has the highest rating on Casinomeister in your list, would also be an 'unlicensed dodgy site' by your logic.

 

[Avernite]

Not exactly. Casinos that accept Australian players do have licenses, they're just offshore licenses. Winz casino, which I see has the highest rating on Casinomeister in your list, would also be an 'unlicensed dodgy site' by your logic.

I think the point is that most legitimate casinos don't offer their services to the Australian market as there are real consequences for doing so.

The Aussie pokie lobby don't mess around.

 

[dunover]

Not exactly. Casinos that accept Australian players do have licenses, they're just offshore licenses. Winz casino, which I see has the highest rating on Casinomeister in your list, would also be an 'unlicensed dodgy site' by your logic.

Yes exactly. Any casino taking unlicensed players is behaving in a dodgy way when all's said and done. Especially from Australia where the government have expressly banned it.

As @Avernite has and anyone else reading will understand here, fully licensed gambling means being licensed in each and every territory they take play from.

Yes, there are countries like Japan and NZ where for a while there was no specific regulation or outlawing of it but Australia certainly isn't one of them. Every operator knows this.

 

[SYPlayer95]

Not exactly. Casinos that accept Australian players do have licenses, they're just offshore licenses. Winz casino, which I see has the highest rating on Casinomeister in your list, would also be an 'unlicensed dodgy site' by your logic.

Just on this.

Winz must be rubbing their hands. A poor outfit, top of the rankings.

I feel for the people signing up through CM.

 

[maxd]

FYI, LOTS of player activity there, for ages. Merely suggesting that your opinion of them may not be as universal as you might think.

That said, no one is saying our Ratings are perfect and there’s no denying that the need to incorporate user feedback is of key importance, and long overdue.

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[dunover]

Just on this.

Winz must be rubbing their hands. A poor outfit, top of the rankings.

I feel for the people signing up through CM.

Do they accept Australian players, which this thread is regarding?

 

[SYPlayer95]

Do they accept Australian players, which this thread is regarding?

No idea, it wasn't me who initially referred to the casino.

 

[tokingit]

Ahh I see so it's not only similar to looking for a needle in a haystack but rather looking for a stolen needle in a black market hay stack.

 

[Casinos Hate Winners]

Do they accept Australian players, which this thread is regarding?

Judging by the fact that Australia isn't on the restricted countries list, they definitely accept players from there.

Basically, only unlicensed dodgy sites will accept Australian players due to your internal regs.

Any casino taking unlicensed players is behaving in a dodgy way when all's said and done. Especially from Australia where the government have expressly banned it.

I also didn't find a German or Canadian license on their website.

 

[tokingit]

But does WINZ have tournaments similar to videoslots where your buy in will go to the pot

 

[tokingit]

Just to clarify I have no problems finding casinos that will accept Australian players and that cash out with no issues. I just really like those videoslot style tournaments because at least 1 -3 people in any tournament (which are not chocked full of people but pretty small groups depending on buy in amount) are at least guaranteed to win, it may not be a staggering amount but you can easily have fun getting lots of spins in and build your bank- from when I was playing there winning a tournament is really doable

 

[Casinos Hate Winners]

Just to clarify I have no problems finding casinos that will accept Australian players and that cash out with no issues. I just really like those videoslot style tournaments because at least 1 -3 people in any tournament (which are not chocked full of people but pretty small groups depending on buy in amount) are at least guaranteed to win, it may not be a staggering amount but you can easily have fun getting lots of spins in and build your bank- from when I was playing there winning a tournament is really doable

To be honest, I haven't come across any sites with similar tournaments.

 

[tokingit]

To be honest, I haven't come across any sites with similar tournaments.

That's fair, I know only their sister sites do it but when asking google the ai will suggest casumo and 1 more but they also don't accept AU players so I thought I'd try here but in any case thanks for replies , though I do feel pretty surprised these types of tournaments are not more popular but then again we all play for different reason I suppose

 

[dunover]

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Judging by the fact that Australia isn't on the restricted countries list, they definitely accept players from there.


I also didn't find a German or Canadian license on their website.

Well, there you go, as I said earlier. Three countries, two that licence online gambling specifically and one that prohibits it altogether. QED

 

[Casinos Hate Winners]

Well, there you go, as I said earlier. Three countries, two that licence online gambling specifically and one that prohibits it altogether. QED

I'm not entirely sure what you've demonstrated. That it's an unlicensed dodgy site? Right?