rogue casino legal disclaimer                 Virtual Casino Group

If you have heard of the Virtual Casino Group,  a connotation probably came with the name.  Whether it was good or bad, there are a few things all gamblers should know about this group before thinking twice about gambling at any of their online casinos.  Remember, it is the core mission of Gamblers Lodge to keep you informed about the internet betting world, especially if this means keeping you safe from rogue casinos.

That being said, we are well aware there are gamblers out there who subsist their bankrolls by cheating online casinos.  They employ such tactics as creating fake screen shots of jackpot wins, opening several betting accounts at once with fake identities, using illegal cheating systems to gamble with, and accusing casinos of not following through on their free cash bonuses and promotional promises, when it is actually the player who is abusing the terms and conditions of the bonus.

This is why the following information was investigated as to the source of the complaints.  If they were not proven credible, then we would not publish that information here.  In like vein, Gamblers Lodge does not intend any of this information to online casino gamblers who cheat.  If you are honest, you are always welcome.

It is highly recommended you take great care to avoid all of the online casino's listed below.


Virtual Casino Group - Software Provider - Real Time Gaming ( RTG )
The assortment of tricks and shady moves by this class of online casino sites:
Winnings withholding
Locking accounts after receiving deposits
Courting high rollers by phone, promising large bonuses and gifts, but not following through on payment, even when players would win.
Falsifying information by accusing players of opening multiple accounts.
Illegally opening clone casinos, which are different looking sites with different names, but actually the same casino. Players join different casino sites, which Virtual claims are multiple accounts and then locks the players account to keep from paying out their deposits.
Sending threatening emails and phone calls to players who seek player mediation and gambling dispute resolution services.

Two separate players contacted Gamblers Lodge, stating they were owed over $10,000.  In response, the house manager of Score Sports Books Casino, Greg Rollins, emailed the Internet Gaming Commission which you can view to get an idea of what kind of business the Virtual Casino Group is running.

Warning...If you attempt to download casino software and see the icon to the right, the site is a member of the Virtual Casino Group.