Nitro Casino, known for its Pay N Play feature that allows instant account funding without registration, recently underwent a test by a Finland-based tester to scrutinize its withdrawal process. The test, conducted by the “From the Players for the Players” team, aimed to provide potential players with a transparent view of the casino’s operations, particularly regarding fees associated with withdrawals.
from the lcb.org team, began by depositing €200 through Trustly on July 1, 2024. This deposit method leverages the Pay N Play model, highly popular in Sweden, Finland, and Estonia, which extracts necessary player data directly from Trustly, eliminating the conventional registration hurdles and expediting the gaming process.
Following a series of gameplays across various popular titles such as ‘Gates of Olympus 1000’ and ‘Sweet Bonanza 100’, the tester initiated a withdrawal of €50 on July 3, 2024. This transaction was completed by July 4, 2024, but notably, the tester received €47 instead of the full €50 due to a €3 transaction fee imposed by the casino.
The fee, although small, highlights a crucial aspect of online gaming that can affect player satisfaction—transparency in transaction costs. According to the test report, the fee was clearly communicated during the withdrawal process and detailed within the casino’s terms and conditions. This transparency helps set proper expectations with users, thereby preventing potential dissatisfaction.
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