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Cashouts are honestly the part I care about most, and on this front Trino Casino has behaved. Pulled out a few hundred to Neteller a fortnight ago and it cleared the same evening. Cards are there, e-wallets are quicker, plus there’s Bitcoin if that’s your thing. My gripe: card withdrawals dragged on for nearly a week initially.
Support runs round the clock and the agents actually read what you write, but getting a human took ten minutes on a Saturday night. Live dealer runs on Evolution, so actual dealers, decent table limits for UK players, plus Crazy Time for the game-show crowd — not my thing but my girlfriend loves it. No app, just the mobile site, which loads quick enough though sometimes forgets my filters.