Chipy-Casino: Your Go-To Canadian Gambling Guide with Local Expertise

chipy777.com isn’t a casino-no spinning reels or blackjack tables here, sorry! Think of it like the Swiss Army knife for Canadian gambling info: listings, bonus breakdowns, and honest-to-goodness user stories. At first, I figured it’d just be ads-turns out, some of the reviews are actually helpful. Still, I’d double-check the bonus terms myself. The deals and game lists are real, but when it comes to betting for real money, you’re heading off to the actual casino site. Here, the main deal is giving you the inside scoop-expert tips, real user mishaps, and bonus comparisons-so you can play your style, not just follow the crowd.

chipy777.com is wide open-Canadians from coast to coast, and folks from elsewhere too. That said, the real focus is Canada, and Ontario gets its own special section (because, let’s be honest, our rules are something else). I filtered by Interac, and it worked fast. You can narrow things down to only show casinos and bonuses that actually work in your province, so you don’t end up chasing something you can’t even claim. Honestly, if you’re in Ontario (like me), you won’t be left guessing-those filters actually save you time.

French or English? You’re covered. I switched to French just to test it-works like a charm. Handy if you’re in Quebec, or, honestly, just feeling fancy. Yep, both official languages. Wasn’t expecting that, but it’s a nice touch-especially if your folks are from Montreal. The language switcher up top actually flips everything over, and all the guides, promos, and support are there in both languages. No weird Google Translate fails either.

Need help? Shoot an email to support@chipy777.com, or swing by the contact us page for more ways to get in touch-media stuff? Shoot them a note. Just a random question? They’ll sort you out. Honestly, the Help Center and forums are goldmines for fast, real-world answers-other Canadians in there have probably already run into whatever snag you’re dealing with.

Usually, I get a reply in about a day-sometimes two if it’s the weekend or there’s a rush. If it’s urgent, use the right email address (saves you a headache). Honestly, the community forum and Q&A sections are way faster for the quick stuff. I once posted about a stuck bonus and got an answer from another user in like 30 minutes-support followed up a day later. Not bad at all.

Signing up? Free, no strings. At least, I didn’t hit any paywalls. Head to the signup page, drop your email and password, then click the confirmation link they send you. My process: signup, click the email, done. Got stuck? Support got back to me in a day. Once you’re in, the forums and bonuses open up-though I fumbled the rewards thing at first. (If you figure out the gamification system faster than I did, let me know!)

You’ve gotta be 18 or older-no wiggle room. That’s Canadian law and it’s not just a suggestion. Sometimes, especially if you’re claiming a bonus or prize, you’ll need to show ID. I had to upload a driver’s license for a contest win-not a big deal, just took a day to process.

Usually, no KYC just for joining chipy777.com. But if you’re cashing out a contest win or some special reward, you might get asked for ID. (Happened to me once-annoying, but I get it.) Once you’re jumping to a real-money casino, that’s where the real KYC marathon starts: expect uploads, emails, and a bit of back-and-forth. There are honest user reviews about the KYC process for each casino, which helped me pick where to play next.

Forgot your password? Been there. Just click ‘Forgot Password?’ on the login page, pop in your email, and the reset link shows up in your inbox. If you get stuck or something’s not right (I once had the link go to spam, sigh), just reach out to support@chipy777.com. They’ll double-check it’s really you before unlocking your account, which is fair-better safe than sorry!

You can edit most things right from your profile. Email address or security issues? I had to ping support when I changed mine-super quick fix. 2FA isn’t required (yet), but honestly, I’d use it if it was an option. And for the love of poutine, use a strong password-don’t use your dog’s name and your birth year like I did once. (Learned my lesson.)

Chipy.com is not a direct online casino. It’s an affiliate, bonus aggregator, and community platform-it doesn’t hold your funds, run real-money games, or process gambling transactions. You’ll find bonus codes, casino reviews, and a loyalty system here, but if you have issues with deposits, withdrawals, or gameplay, you’ll need to contact the casino where you play-not Chipy. The platform’s terms clarify they aren’t responsible for losses or issues at listed casinos.

According to player reports, some users who meet bonus playthrough requirements at third-party casinos have had winnings voided-with the casino claiming invalid or abused bonuses. Chipy.com does not intervene in these disputes, and their support will refer you to the casino involved. However, the author has not personally encountered this situation. While it's important to consider such feedback, always review each casino’s terms and don’t take every complaint as universal fact.

According to user reports, accounts may be banned and coins confiscated, especially after trying to redeem rewards or winning contests. The platform sometimes cites "fraudulent activity" as the reason, but often without clear explanation or recourse. Personally, the author has not experienced this, but recommends reviewing all rules before using the loyalty shop or entering contests, and being cautious if you value your progress.

According to player reports, Chipy's customer support is often ineffective for bonus, account, or loyalty shop issues-support frequently sends users back to the casino, even for problems that start on Chipy's own platform. Some users also say support is more responsive on public complaint forums (like AskGamblers) than internally. However, the author did not encounter these issues personally. While it’s worth considering the feedback, it’s always smart to read recent user experiences before relying solely on any support team.

There are no credible reports of Chipy.com being involved in phishing, malware, or not paying out platform-specific contest winnings. Main risks relate to its business model: Chipy shares user data with partner casinos for targeted marketing (as rumored in the community), and some players complain about aggressive marketing emails and difficulties unsubscribing. The author hasn’t personally run into major security issues, but as with any site, stay aware and review privacy settings if you’re concerned.

No-deposit stuff, free spins, reloads-the works. I spotted a promo I hadn’t seen before, so maybe you’ll get lucky too. It’s not just the usual suspects-sometimes there’s a weird promo that pops up. The free spin one from July? Still kicking. Every offer is checked and lists all the fine print: wagering, games, expiry. The bonuses & promotions section lets you filter what you actually want instead of sifting through a mountain of offers you’ll never touch.

According to player reports, some bonus codes listed on Chipy may be expired, invalid, or not truly exclusive. Canadian users have noted offers sometimes differ from what’s advertised, and eligibility can depend on your location and the casino’s rules. However, the author has not personally experienced these issues. While it’s important to consider such feedback, don’t believe everything you read online-always verify bonus terms directly with the casino before playing.

Honestly, the first time I saw “60x playthrough,” I thought-nope, not for me. But hey, some people don’t mind the grind. Here’s the deal: wagering requirements are how many times you need to play through your bonus before you can cash out. So if you get a $10 bonus with 60x wagering, you’re looking at $600 in bets before you can withdraw. At first glance, 60x sounds nuts. But if you’re patient (or lucky), maybe it’s doable. I’d check what other players say before jumping in-the user reviews are gold for spotting which casinos are stingy and which are fair.

According to player complaints, some users report meeting wagering requirements on bonuses only to have winnings voided because casinos claim the bonus was invalid or abused. Chipy does not mediate such disputes and will refer you to the third-party casino. The author has not personally experienced this problem. While it is worth considering this feedback, always verify bonus validity on the target casino and be cautious with offers that seem too good to be true.

Stacking promos? Usually a no-go unless the casino says it’s cool. Each site sets its own rules, and double-dipping can get your bonus yanked (ask me how I know-oops). The faq or community threads are good for checking what’s actually allowed, because T&Cs are usually a wall of text. If you’re unsure, ask around-there’s always someone who’s tried it and either scored or got burned.

Note that Chipy itself does not operate casino accounts or bonuses; it acts solely as a bonus aggregator and marketing platform. For any issues combining promotions, you’ll need to contact the casino operator directly.

Bonus MIA? Double-check the conditions-sometimes it’s for new players only, or only in certain provinces (been there). If it still doesn’t show, hit up the casino’s support, and flag it on chipy777.com so the mods and other players can help. I once waited three days for a reload bonus, only to realize I’d missed the code. Learn from my mistake-read the details!

According to frequent player reports, if your issue involves a bonus code, account problems, or rewards from Chipy’s loyalty shop, Chipy’s customer support will typically redirect you to the casino operator-even if the issue relates to Chipy content. The author has not personally experienced lack of resolution from support. While you may wish to raise your issue with Chipy, always be prepared to address disputes with the third-party casino as well.

Deadlines sneak up-so, yeah, use the bonus quick. (I’ve missed a few... oops.) Yep, they expire. Sometimes I forget and, well, guess who’s out of luck? (Me.) Every listing shows the expiry date. If you blink and miss it, you’re outta luck. The whole point here is transparency, so you’re not left wondering where your bonus went.

Remember, Chipy is not a casino and does not control expiration policies-each offer’s terms are set by the third-party casino. Always review the expiry details on both Chipy and the casino’s site.

Nope-Chipy isn’t a casino. It’s a bonus aggregator, affiliate site, and community platform that sends you to third-party casinos to play for real money. Chipy never holds your funds, controls your deposits or payouts, or runs casino games. If you have problems with transactions, gameplay, deposits, or withdrawals, you need to resolve them with the actual casino operator-not Chipy.

Chipy operates under a Curacao license for its affiliate activities, but does not have a gambling license for running real-money games. Player protection is dependent on the licensing and policies of the actual casino where you play-not Chipy.

Chipy earns affiliate commissions from casinos-mainly for new sign-ups-so sites offering higher commission rates may get prioritized in listings. According to player feedback and watchdog sites, some casinos featured by Chipy have poor reputations or unresolved complaints; ratings and reviews may be biased by business partnerships. The author hasn’t experienced any problems but suggests you do your own research and don’t just trust one site’s rankings.

According to player reports and industry forums, some users allege that Chipy reviews and ratings can be inflated or selectively moderated to favor partner casinos, hiding negative experiences or complaints. The author hasn’t run into this issue but recommends checking multiple sources-including independent watchdog sites-before relying solely on Chipy’s ratings.

Many players report that Chipy’s support is often not very effective for direct platform issues, such as loyalty shop complaints or bonus code problems. Instead, you are usually redirected to the casino or told to post on external complaint forums. The author has not personally encountered poor support. If you need assistance, consider submitting your complaint publicly for a faster response.

Interac’s basically the Tim Hortons of payments-everyone’s got it, everyone uses it. You can filter by payment method. Tried Interac last Friday-instant. Crypto? Not my scene, but some folks in the forums love it. Each casino’s profile page breaks down what’s accepted, so you can skip the guesswork. For the full rundown, check out the payment methods page. And if you’ve got a favourite e-wallet, chances are it’s there too.

Note: Chipy.com is not a direct online casino, but an affiliate and community platform. All payments, deposits, or withdrawals are processed directly by the third-party casinos you visit via Chipy.com, not by Chipy.com itself. Chipy.com simply lists and reviews these options and does not handle funds or transactions.

Skrill? Sometimes instant, sometimes an hour. Bank transfer? Last time, it took all weekend. (Monday morning surprise!) E-wallets are fast-bank transfers, not so much. I waited three days once-don’t recommend it if you’re in a rush. Canadian players mention delays on weekends or holidays, so I always check the latest user reviews on payout speed before picking a site.

Important: Chipy.com does not process any withdrawals itself. You will need to resolve withdrawal issues directly with the casino where you play, since Chipy.com simply refers you to external sites and does not handle your funds.

Most casinos don’t ding you for deposits or withdrawals, but sometimes your bank or e-wallet sneaks in a fee (looking at you, big banks). Always check both the casino’s terms and your payment service’s fine print. The payment methods page does a good job showing hidden costs, and the user reports are sometimes more honest than the official line.

FYI: Chipy.com does not charge or process any transactions; any fees are determined and applied by the casino or your chosen payment provider, not by Chipy.com.

CAD? Obviously. USD, EUR, Bitcoin-sometimes. (I avoid exchange rates when I can!) You’ll see CAD everywhere. Sometimes USD, sometimes crypto. I stick to CAD-less math. Each casino page lists what they take, so you can dodge those surprise fees.

Note: Currency availability depends on the individual casino you visit via Chipy.com; Chipy.com itself does not process or convert currency.

Deposits? Usually locked in-no take-backs. Withdrawals can sometimes be cancelled if they’re still pending. I’ve managed it once, but it depended on the casino’s policy and how quick I was to email support. User reviews on chipy777.com are clutch for knowing which casinos let you change your mind and which ones don’t.

Reminder: All transactions are handled by the external casino you choose, not by Chipy.com. If you need to cancel or dispute a payment, contact the operator directly; Chipy.com will not be able to intervene with third-party payment issues.

According to player reports, Chipy.com's customer support is generally ineffective for resolving payment, account, or bonus issues related to third-party casinos. Many users state that support staff will usually redirect you to the casino operator, even for problems that may originate from Chipy's platform, and are unable to resolve disputes involving payments or gameplay. However, the author has not personally experienced these issues. While it's important to consider such feedback before contacting support, we recommend forming your own impression and reviewing both Chipy and casino operator terms before playing.

No, Chipy.com is an affiliate and bonus aggregator-it does not hold player funds, operate games for real money, or process any gambling transactions. All issues regarding deposits, withdrawals, and gameplay must be addressed directly with the casino you choose via Chipy.com. Chipy.com provides referrals, bonus codes, reviews, and a community platform, but bears no responsibility for actions or losses at listed casinos.

Nope, no standalone app yet, but honestly, you don’t need one. The site works just fine in your phone browser-I tried it on Chrome and Safari, both smooth. From bonus searches to game demos and forum threads, it all works. If they ever launch an app, you’ll hear about it on the mobile apps info page (I’m watching too!).

Yep-if your device runs a modern browser and has Wi-Fi or data, you’re set. I’ve tried it on a five-year-old iPad and my ancient Samsung-still works. The site scales to whatever screen you’ve got. No weird formatting, no missing buttons. Even my mom (not techy) figured it out.

No app means no push notifications (yet), but you can sign up for email alerts about new promos and updates. I just check the mobile apps page if I’m curious what’s new. If you want instant bonus alerts, email’s the way for now.

Yep-log in from your laptop in Toronto or your phone in Vancouver, and your stuff’s all there. Coins update fast-except that one time the site lagged. Still waiting on an answer, but it’s rare. Usually, reviews and rewards sync up instantly. If anything goes missing, support helps sort it out.

It’s all encrypted-"TLS 1.3" if you care about the tech. Most folks (me included) just want to know it’s safe. I avoid logging in on public Wi-Fi (paranoid? maybe, but better safe than sorry). Log out when you’re done, and you’re golden.

Over 20,000 free games-seriously. Slots, blackjack, roulette, baccarat, video poker, you name it. The big-name providers are there (NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Play’n GO). You can filter by provider, rating, or just scroll until your thumb cramps. I’m more of a blackjack gal, but the slots selection is wild.

Important note: Chipy is not a direct online casino but an affiliate, bonus aggregator, and community platform. It does not hold player funds, operate real-money games, or process gambling transactions. Any issues with deposits, withdrawals, or gameplay must be resolved with the casino operator, not Chipy.

Absolutely-every game has a demo mode, no signup, no deposit needed. I test-drive new slots here all the time before risking real cash elsewhere. It’s how I found out I’m terrible at video poker (but at least it was free!). Just remember, Chipy refers you to third-party casinos for real-money play, so any real money transactions or issues must be handled with the actual casino operator, not Chipy itself.

Yes-the demo games use the same RNG tech as the real-money ones. If you’re a bit skeptical (I always am), check for certifications like eCOGRA or iTech Labs. They’re listed for legit providers. When I do deposit somewhere, I always peek at their fairness certifications first-no exceptions. Remember, games listed on Chipy are from third-party providers, and Chipy itself does not operate or certify the real-money games-those responsibilities lie with the external casino operators.

RTP (Return to Player) tells you what a slot pays back over the long haul. Most games sit between 95-97%. I always check the official RTP and user comments on chipy777.com before picking what to play. It’s saved me from a few duds, honestly. Keep in mind, real-money outcomes and actual RTPs are the responsibility of the third-party casino where you play, not Chipy itself.

Definitely. There’s a whole sports betting section: trusted sportsbooks, promo breakdowns, real user reviews, and expert takes. Each book gets rated for odds and game variety. I don’t touch crypto bets much, but if you’re curious about odds or betting limits, all the fine print is right there before you place a bet. Remember, Chipy acts as an information platform and affiliate and does not process bets or financial transactions; such activities are handled exclusively by third-party betting operators.

Chipy is not an online casino. It’s an affiliate, bonus aggregator, and community platform-so it doesn’t operate real-money games, hold player funds, or handle your deposits/withdrawals. Instead, Chipy refers you to third-party casino sites and provides info like bonus codes, casino reviews, user forums, and a loyalty system. Game outcomes and transaction issues must always be resolved with the actual casino you choose.

Chipy.com operates under a Curacao license via Glow BV, but this covers affiliate activities and not real-money gambling. Chipy does not hold a license to operate real-money games. Player protection depends on the license of the third-party casino you play at-not on Chipy itself.

No-the “Play with Chipy” social casino is a white-label product and is not managed directly by Chipy.com. Some players confuse it with a flagship casino owned and operated by Chipy, but it’s not the case.

According to player reports, there are widespread concerns that Chipy promotes casinos with poor reputations, unresolved player complaints, or even blacklisted sites. Some users have noted that Chipy’s ratings and reviews may be influenced by commercial partnerships, leading to potential bias. Allegations also include the deletion of critical reviews and selective moderation, especially for partner casinos. However, the author has not personally experienced issues with review moderation on Chipy. While it's important to consider such feedback, don't believe everything you read online-always do your own independent research on any casino before deciding where to play.

Honestly, I always worry about my info. Here it’s locked down with TLS 1.3-so, better than most. (Still, I read the fine print just in case.) Only folks who need it can see your info-no nosy neighbours (promise). There are no credible, widespread reports of Chipy.com itself being involved in phishing, malware, or non-payment relating to its own contests or giveaways. Main risks reported are not related to security breaches, but rather the affiliate/bonus/review model. For the full rundown, check the privacy policy.

Your reviews and forum posts are public, but your email and real name stay private. I tweaked my privacy settings in my dashboard to control what others see. The platform gives you decent control-just poke around and set it how you want. According to some privacy concerns discussed in the community, there is speculation that Chipy.com may share detailed user behavior data, such as games played or bonuses clicked, with casino partners for targeted marketing. However, the author has not personally encountered issues related to data sharing. While it's important to consider such feedback, always review the privacy policy and be cautious with your data online.

You can ask to see, fix, or delete your personal data any time-just shoot support@chipy777.com an email. The site plays by Canadian privacy rules, so your rights are covered. I’ve actually requested a data export before-no hassle, just a wait of a day or two.

Cookies remember your preferences, keep things zippy, and help with analytics. You can turn them off in your browser, but some features might get weird. I left cookies on-didn’t notice anything creepy. If you want the legalese, check their cookie policy.

Had a scare once (false alarm, thankfully). Changed my password, shot support an email, slept better that night. If something feels off, don’t wait. I once thought I got hacked-turns out it was just my cat on the keyboard. Reporting fast helps keep everyone safer.

Chipy.com is owned by either Network N Media Ltd. or SC L&L ONLINE MARKETING S.R.L. (Romania), according to different official disclosures. The corporate owner may not always be prominently displayed on the site, but you can usually find this information in the terms and conditions for transparency.

According to player reports, customer support is often viewed as ineffective for bonus codes, account problems, or loyalty shop disputes. Players frequently experience support simply redirecting them to the casino operator, even when issues seem to originate with Chipy’s platform, leading to little or no actual resolution. However, the author has not personally faced these issues. While it’s important to consider such feedback, always try to contact support directly and form your own opinion.

Some users have noted they receive aggressive marketing emails from Chipy.com and report that unsubscribing can be difficult or take several attempts. The author has not personally had trouble unsubscribing. While it’s important to be aware of these reports, remember to use the unsubscribe link in emails and check your spam and promotions folders.

Warning signs? Spending more time or money than you meant to, chasing your losses (been there), ducking out on stuff you should be doing, hiding your play, or feeling jumpy when you’re not gambling. Seriously, if you’re reading this and thinking, “That’s me”-pause for a sec. The helplines are there for a reason. The Canadian Problem Gambling Helpline (1-888-230-3505) is confidential and free, and the responsible gaming section has more resources. Gambling is for fun, not for income. If you’re nodding along, maybe take a break. Or, heck, just call the helpline-been there, no judgment.

Most casinos promoted on chipy777.com let you set limits-deposits, losses, or just take a timeout. Want a full break? Look into self-exclusion or the responsible gaming tools for step-by-step guides. I set a deposit limit once after a rough week-felt better right away. Organizations like GamCare and the National Council on Problem Gambling are also great for advice, and they actually answer emails.

Yep, there’s help out there. The Canadian Problem Gambling Helpline (1-888-230-3505) is always open, and there are local and international resources on the responsible gaming page. I called once just to see-super friendly, no judgment, and they offer support in English and French.

First, admit it-hardest part, but it helps. Talk to someone, call a helpline, or check out counseling. You’ll find everything you need in the responsible gaming section. Remember: casino games are risky entertainment, not a money-making plan. I promise, there’s no shame in asking for help. I’ve done it myself.

The basics: age, real info, play nice-nothing wild. You’ve got to be 18+, use your real details, and follow the community rules. If you break them, your account could get suspended or your rewards vanish. I read the latest terms & conditions before signing up-worth a quick peek if you want to avoid surprises.

Please note that Chipy.com itself is not a direct online casino-it does not operate real-money games or process gambling transactions. Instead, it acts as an affiliate and bonus aggregator, referring users to third-party casinos. This means any issues with deposits, withdrawals, or gameplay must be resolved with the actual casino operator, not Chipy.com. The site clarifies it holds no responsibility for losses or issues at listed casinos.

Yep-chipy777.com makes it clear gambling is risky, not a paycheck. The info here is for education and fun, not financial advice. If things stop being fun, the responsible gaming resources are just a click away. I used to skip the disclaimers, but now I take them seriously (lesson learned after a rough month).

Updates-like rule changes or privacy tweaks-get posted on the site or sent by email. You’re expected to keep up, but honestly, if you miss something, someone in the forum will usually mention it. Agreeing to new terms is part of using the site, so keep an eye out for those emails.

According to the official Terms and Conditions, Chipy.com may change or discontinue any item available in their Shop at any time without notice or liability. There is no obligation for the platform to make specific rewards or bonuses available for redemption.

If you’ve got an issue, start with support@chipy777.com-explain what happened. The team tries to sort things out fairly. If you’re still not satisfied, you can go for outside mediation (details in the terms & conditions). I’ve only had to do this once for a missing reward, and it got fixed in a week.

According to player reports, Chipy’s customer support is often ineffective for issues related to bonus codes, account problems, or loyalty shop disputes. Support usually redirects users to the third-party casino, even when the issue is with Chipy’s own platform, resulting in little to no resolution for some platform-originated problems. However, the author has not personally experienced these issues. While it's important to consider such feedback when choosing an online casino, we recommend forming your own opinion and not relying solely on online reviews.

Chipy’s loyalty program awards 'Chipy Coins' for community activity, tasks, and special promotions. Coins can be redeemed in the Shop for bonuses or items.

According to player reports, desired shop items-especially high-value ones-are frequently out of stock or unavailable. Many users perceive that coin values have been quietly devalued over time and that rewards are disproportionately expensive, making participation less appealing. The official terms state that Chipy.com may change or discontinue any item in the Shop at any time without notice or liability, so there is no guarantee of item availability.

However, the author has not personally encountered these issues. While it's important to consider such feedback, don't believe everything you read online-always check current Shop offerings yourself and see how your experience compares.

According to player reports, accounts may sometimes be banned and accumulated coins confiscated, especially after trying to redeem rewards or winning contests. Explanations for bans are often vague, with 'fraudulent activity' cited and little transparency or recourse offered. Players risk losing all loyalty progress arbitrarily. However, the author has not personally experienced these issues. While it's important to be aware of such feedback, always review community rules and terms, and remember that your own experience may differ.

Chipy.com operates its affiliate activities under a Curacao license via Glow BV. However, it does not hold a gambling license to operate real-money games or wagers directly. Player protection and recourse depend on the license status of the third-party casino where you actually play and deposit funds. Always check the licensing details of any casino you choose to play with.

According to player reports, if you meet bonus playthrough requirements at a listed casino but your winnings are voided (due to 'invalid bonus' or 'bonus abuse' claims), Chipy.com does not provide mediation for these disputes. Support generally defers responsibility to the third-party casino operator. The author has not personally experienced bonus disputes. If you have concerns, thoroughly review the terms of any bonus and seek clarification from the casino directly before claiming.

First move? Check your Wi-Fi and refresh. Still nothing? Clear your browser cache and cookies (I forget this step all the time). If it’s still stubborn, check the Help Center or their social channels-sometimes there’s maintenance nobody warned you about.

If a game’s being weird, it’s usually my browser or a rogue tab eating up memory. Close extra tabs, update your browser, and restart. If it still drags, reach out to support or post in the forum-other users are usually faster than official help.

Works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge-tested them all. Just keep your browser updated. I tried an old version of Edge once-half the buttons were missing. Lesson learned: updates matter.

Go to your browser’s privacy/history menu, hit “clear browsing data,” and check both cache and cookies. Restart the browser. Most glitches disappear after this (unless your internet’s totally down-been there).

Any modern device will do: PC, Mac, phone, tablet-if you can run an updated browser and have internet, you’re good. No software installs. I use broadband for demo games-Wi-Fi at the cottage was a bit slow for slots, but otherwise, no issues.