Let's give them the benefit of the doubt.
Even in the red tags they received, it is stated that these tags can be reviewed/revised once they provided a solution to all the withdrawal issues. There also seems to have an updated regarding the requested information on their bankroll, which can be seen in scoras last post mentioned that he needs to ask first the management before providing it to yahoo.
They also follow the advice to at least stop accepting new deposits until they finish the system upgrade. I think it's a good move, they can prevent to have more withdrawal requests from piling up while they still have many pending withdrawal requests.
If anything, I think this is the longest I have seen where a site was given this kind of benefit of the doubt; I mean, a lot of complaints and yet no flags. I can't really tell how long the whole issue started, I read 30 days, and also saw one with 2 weeks (doggywin's thread) of complaints, and trust me, if I had any money in the site, I would have created a flag to warn others.
I just hope they don't take the trust of this community for granted and later pull an exit scam. Their last response stated "hours", but since there was a mishap, hopefully in a couple of days we will get to see if it was really worth trusting them or not.
There is still a 1% chance they come back and make me eat my words, but I agree we waited too long to tag them regardless of what the outcome ends up being. The behavior they have been showing was grounds for a tag awhile back. We need to be more diligent but at the same time not just tag everyone and come off as a hostile community.
If the casino is going to exit scam then tags are useless, but since there still is a chance for them to come back I would advise those affected to create flags. If the casino does come make everything right, the flags can be taken down.
