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So, a bloke at work put me onto true fortune casino last year and I've been playing fairly regularly since. As a UK player so what mattered to me was whether GBP and the usual cards worked, and no complaints there so far.
Where they don't skimp is the games — there's genuinely huge, I'd guess around 2,000 titles if not more. You've got the big names — Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Play'n GO, Yggdrasil and Microgaming all in there. I tend to stick to Sweet Bonanza and Book of Dead, though finding a specific slot takes a minute. If you're into live stuff, it's Evolution powering the live rooms — actual human dealers, blackjack, roulette and Crazy Time and the other game shows if that's your thing.
As far as offers go, the welcome deal was nothing crazy but fair — a deposit match with some free spins bundled in. Make sure you read the wagering first, mine was around 35x which is standard-ish but adds up. They run no-deposit chips now and then, so it's worth a see what's live over on no deposit true fortune casino rather than taking the first thing you see. The minimum top-up is small, about ?10 I think, so no need to commit much to test it.
Cashouts are the bit I care about most. Payments-wise I stick to Visa and Skrill, there's also e-wallets and Bitcoin. Skrill withdrawals cleared within a day or two, though card ones dragged a bit. The one thing that annoyed me — verification took a couple of goes before it went through.
The mobile side is solid — there's no dedicated app, it's browser-based, plays smooth on the iPhone. Support's been alright, got a human fairly fast. Licensing checks out, which put my mind at ease. It's not flawless, but for a casual few spins it does the job.