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Casino operator MaxEnt announced this week that it is closing its doors, shutting down its Slotty Vegas, Go Slotty, and Vulcan Bets brands effective July 31st.
A form email sent to players from the company read: "As of 31/7/2022, [Brand Name] will be closing its doors for casino players. If you have a pending real funds balance in your account, please request a withdrawal at your earliest convenience."
"Should you have a pending balance and cannot withdraw it, kindly get in touch with the customer services team for assistance."
MaxEnt is closing shop despite having a Malta gaming license in its pocket. The company famously had its UK licence revoked in 2019 due to fund sources and new ownership concerns.
New players are no longer being accepted as of today. If you do have funds in the casino, it's in your best interest to get that money out as quickly as possible.
No comment from the casino group as to why they're closing was made available.
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Comments
Well I wasn't expecting this to happen. In some ways they reminded me of Boss brands but they had been around for longer and in the past I actually enjoyed them quite a bit. Hopefully the employees will be taken care of, as these things are always sad to read.
Yeah, there are unfortunately people going to lose their jobs because of this. That definitely sucks for them. I hope they land on their feet.