WorldWinnerReviews 102

I tried giving a shot of their kid-themed games for $5. Their games aren't that hard to get mastered at so you'll immediately get along playing them easily. As easy as it is get, it is also as horrible as it gets when you begin winning and you withdraw your funds out, as they will immediately close your account if you got a ton and accuse you of "unfair gameplay" (a. K. a. Cheating). I had this issue weeks ago, but since I begin to see I am not the only one after two people already hit it, I'll add up to break the silence. At first $5 is just $5 after all but when I realized that I could have actually got $240, I wondered- WHERE THE HELL WOULD THAT MONEY GO? Do they even distribute it to other people who were on subsequent places on those tourneys where I have won and accused me of baseless assumptions of cheating?

They would never show me proof like Arbee said. Very shady business practice.

Get out of that nightmare circus now before it eats all of your money away.

Don't waste your time on this site. They will never pay you out when you win big and accuse you of something. They cannot even provide a proof of their accusation when you demand it. My friends have also ended up like this and they have their own experiences. Read the entire outline why you should run away from this site. AGAIN, STOP PLAYING NOW AND RUN AWAY.

THEY WILL NOT GIVE YOU YOUR MONEY THAT YOU WON IF...
1. You play good and you win consistently.
2. You try to lose "less" by re-entering the tournament for a better score. Of course, re-enter for a better score even only having two player slots because you know your score will lose after all because after winning a lot you have already been being matched on good players according to their so-called "FairMatching System" [with emphasis on the word FAIR]. In that case, would you rather lose $3 or $10 on the line?
3. You did not violate #1 and #2 but they will still hold your money and try to find a loophole on how to stop its release such as asking personal information and still end up telling you that it is "inaccurate" because "they felt like it".
4. Their "fool-proof" (oh no, more like algorithmic, conservative and inconsiderate) system that tries to detect that you are cheating says you are cheating even though you do not. (In all cases of my friends who have been here, it is mere impossible that even a human tries to check everything going on it. If only a real human could perhaps inspect, there would be no case. It was as if their "anti-cheat" system only has one language in order for you to be considered as not cheating- you constantly feed it money and don't even dare play better or try to improve your game because if you win big, it means for it that you are cheating.

DISGUTING, UNPROFESSIONAL, UNETHICAL.

Whoever is with me, give another review pointing to a link where I can join a massive class action lawsuit against this shark who continues to fool people. This has to end to stop ensnaring new people from giving them money!

I just played on this site recently about 5 days ago. I found out about the site through ads, and was enticed to see that my favorite game- Dynomite- was there; I was already playing it literally on my desktop for years. Given that I already knew the strategy, I still had a couple of numbers of wins and losses, but majority is a loss. Most of the players where I am being matched up seems to know what I know too, which made me feel dubious on how their "automated" system works. By the time I already reached that threshold where I can already play tourneys like "Twenty-Fiver" with big prizes, I pushed my luck despite my balance (though I am very willing to deposit back). Luckily enough (pun intended, as the game actually rely on luck somehow, too) I earned high scores. I checked in the next day, enraptured because I already got big winnings. I tried saving some in order for me to play more on other games and withdrawn some, but only a matter of hours have passed I already got an e-mail about my account being "refunded". I asked their team and said I have to e-mail "fraud". At this point I already turned red and politely asked them through the e-mail address of their "fraud" department about what is going on but all I got is a TEMPLATE saying several things that I am certainly sure that I never did and that all of my winnings are already forfeited.

In short- they don't want new, good players to come in to their site. They would think that your abilities constitute you deceiving them.

If you would ask me, as I write now, I will be taking this to the next level- to the court. I no longer care about money- all I want is for other people to avoid this pitfall trap.

People give money to these people? REALLY?
I've been playing on the website for a few years and what I've seen there convinced me to never give them money. I've accumulated about 38 million tokens, but they have zero value, so I tend to ignore the number. Oodles are nearly as worthless because I know they'll never allow me to win a drawing.

The first thing I noticed that seemed off to me was the fact that people playing for free are used to compete against those playing for cash. My scores are higher when I'm playing against paid players.
While playing one game, called Dynomite, I was (still am) puzzled how the games were scored. You can play a game well, yet your score is lower than when you play poorly. I kept track of my stats (on paper, rather than rely on memory) and there seemed to be no way to know what you score would be. It's as if they have a "mystery multiplier" that makes moves worth more or less. When I contacted the company to ask how scores are calculated, I was referred to the "rules" on the website. I explained in more detail what the results of my stats collection was, several times in my back and forth with them, and I eventually received an "I don't know." I asked to be referred to someone else who WOULD know and never heard from them again. At one point in the back and forth, I got a snide remark about my use of an ad blocker. There are nice ways to ask someone to not use ad blockers on their site, but they're, apparently, not known to these folks.

Generally, when someone is very good at a game, they'll score similarly well on all games they play. Not so on this site. Your score isn't dependent on how well you play and that makes me extremely suspicious of the website as a whole. And that's why I won't give them any money, and won't until I'm given reasonable explanations about how scoring is done. I'm also not convinced that players competing against one another are even playing the same game. So one person is playing a very easy board, while others are given a complicated one, according to who they've decided the winner will be.

Yeah, don't give these people any money AT ALL.

I have been playing on worldwinner for many years. When I first started, sometime in 2007, it was fun. I made a few small deposits and actually won a few tournaments totaling maybe $300. They direct deposited the money to my bank account and I didn't have any problems with the payout. I got bored with the games and stopped playing for about 3 years. One day I got a flyer in the mail from them that said please come back and here is a free $10 deposit code. I tried them again and used the code. I have not deposited any money with them and just play the free warm up games and the daily free tournaments. The one thing I noticed this time is the winners of these tournaments are getting scores that don't seem humanly possible. I'm a pretty good player and can't even come close to some of these top scores. It makes me wonder if players are using cheat software to win or if these are fake accounts? Not sure, but don't think I will be depositing any money. It's not a bad company, but I would just stick with the free games or at a minimum deposit very little.

Hi Beloved Readers

I have lost money on this site but because I play for fun and not diligently enough to make money.

However, there have been times when I have made money and I get the withdrawals deposited within in 2 days most of the times.

Since it they are computer generated games, yes there can be mishaps. And I have always launched respective complaints and have always been given a credit.

They are not out there to rip you off. It is not a gambling site. It is a site where you pool in money for strategic games in a similar fashion as you would in a pool or chess tournament.

I play Mahjongg Dimensions and Luxor 95% of the times and Solitaire Rush 5% of the times (mostly on cell as it is easier to score higher for some reason).

I do ask myself however that in Luxor, I have seen scores of ******* and rarely *******+ which seems almost impossible to score. I saw these in the free tournaments and I honestly have no clue how a few score that high although I have the experience and I have had good luck in Luxor.

I urge you to raise your respective issues with customer service as they are there to help you out instead of calling the site a scam. I can show proof of withdrawals as well for all the pessimistic souls on here.

Cheers! :)

I caught them rigging the games!

There was a whole week or so that they were working on the site to give selective (their friends) free timing, meaning the clock stopped and you could play all the best and end it when you want but the other opponant's time ran out! And, your score, no matter how many times you played "Solitare", it was always stuck at like 1650 < something like that. This happened to me many times and I felt guilty but what could I do? Right now, the "Piramid Solitare" is taking many cards (like 12) and ditching them and giving you credit for clearing them manually and you didn't. < This is cheating!

Then, in the middle of a game, there is error messages and it ends on you as if you "lost"! I have the best computer and service, updates and NO viruses. There is no reason for the "error" messages, they plant them!

I am VERY RELUCTANT to play for money anymore!

Let me tell you all who read this, years ago I took in a Chinese math wiz, she became an accountant eventually, but she was homeless (we never charged her nor asked anything from her), she spent over a year in our home in her room doing resumes, working math problems, eating and sleeping (rarely came out). She got a strange SOPHISTICATED letter in the mail, saying basically "Hi Jeping, we would like to add you to our group of successful PRIVLEDGED people. Please respond to this letter by... and you will gain access to a private perfect world that only we live, meaning, wherever you go, you will have the best, you will know who to talk to to get what you want without costing, we are the elite. Please keep this secret and we will make you a winner at everything, you will always get what you want in this world."

She asked me to fill it out for her because she could not read or speak good english enough yet. Columbus, Ohio hired her as an accountant for our government! (she could have been a spy! Catholic Services sent her to us because we offered to help someone in NEED, her cousin is a priest and visited once a week.)

My husband is a retired Police Chief, he said "It's not what you know, it is who you know!" < that's why there are crooks and thieves in office! This world is loaded with scam artists, the smooth and clever talkers, and tricksters!