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CasinoFans’ Sign In area no longer functions as it once did. The site was updated as closed on November 8, 2023, and users attempting to log in will encounter limited or no account access. That means current promotions, active bonus queues, and live account services tied to sign-in are not available through the platform.

This update is factual: CasinoFans is not operating. If you’re trying to reach your account or confirm past activity, treat this as a service closure notice rather than a routine sign-in update.

If you have an existing account: practical checks to run now

First, gather evidence. Search your email inbox for messages from CasinoFans around the closure date and save any transaction confirmations, balance statements, or closure notices. Take screenshots of account pages if you still can access them.

Try a standard password reset while noting that support channels may no longer be active. If you see a balance in your last account snapshot, contact the payment provider you used (MasterCard, Visa, or Bitcoin) to query recent transactions. For fiat or crypto deposits, your bank or wallet provider can confirm moves on their side.

If you received a notice containing instructions for closing or claiming remaining funds, follow those steps immediately and preserve correspondence. If no official guidance exists, keep records and be ready to escalate to consumer protection or the gambling regulator relevant to your jurisdiction.

What used to be available when you signed in

Historically, signing in to CasinoFans granted access to a mix of welcome offers and Betsoft titles. Past promotions included a welcome package of 100% up to $500 or 1 BTC and a Free Chip No Deposit Bonus of €$5 (with a x35 wagering requirement, 30-day validity and a €$100 maximum cashout). Those were tied to account creation and automatic opt-in policies at the time.

CasinoFans supported payments via MasterCard, Visa, and Bitcoin and accepted USD and Bitcoin as currencies. The platform featured Betsoft-powered games like The Tipsy Tourist: Beach Bonanza Slots — a 5-reel, 3D video slot with 20 paylines and multiple bonus features — which you can read more about in our review of The Tipsy Tourist: Beach Bonanza Slots. For a broader snapshot of the site before closure, see the CasinoFans overview.

Keep in mind these items are historical references. None of the above should be interpreted as currently redeemable.

What to do if you find pending transactions or missing funds

Act quickly but methodically. Document all transactions, dates, and screenshots. Reach out to your card issuer or crypto wallet provider to dispute or investigate transactions if there’s an unexplained withdrawal after the closure notice. If you used Bitcoin, check transaction IDs on the blockchain — they can provide immutable proof of movement.

If formal complaints are needed, check whether CasinoFans listed a licensing or regulatory body in prior communications and file with that authority. Consumer protection offices and local gambling regulators are the next logical escalation points if direct contact with the operator fails.

Moving forward: where to get the same games and solid account support

If you’re seeking to play Betsoft titles or similar slots now, look for active operators that list Betsoft in their software roster and publish clear support contacts and licensing information. Betsoft has been developing games since 1999 and its portfolio includes popular titles such as Gladiator Slots, Winds of Wealth, and Coins of Christmas — titles that deliver varied mechanics and bonus options for players familiar with CasinoFans’ lineup.

When choosing a replacement site, prioritize transparent customer support, clear bonus terms, and reliable payment options. That combination protects your bankroll and ensures you’re not left scrambling if a platform changes status.

Keep records from your CasinoFans account, monitor payment providers for stray transactions, and watch official channels for any post-closure announcements. We’ll continue tracking developments around CasinoFans and will post updates if recovery paths or official statements surface.