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A reported 40,000x max win on Duck Hunters 2
The headline at Razed this week is a single slot payout: a player who streams as MattySpinsSlots hit the 40,000x maximum win on Nolimit City's Duck Hunters 2 on 23 October 2026, according to a FreeTips report published on 26 October.
The figures as reported: a $0.20 base bet, the Day 512 Spins bonus bought for $160 (800 times the stake), position multipliers that climbed to 2,048x, and a payout capped at the game's maximum of $8,000. The same report calls it his second big win at Razed in a week; we could not find a source for the first one, so we leave it out.
Read it for what it is. FreeTips is a promotional partner that prints a Razed referral code on the same page, the win was a bonus buy rather than a base game hit, and a max win on a high-volatility slot says nothing about what a typical session returns. We found no clip we could open and confirm, and no statement from Razed itself.
Pragmatic Play's Kevin Hart campaign runs on Razed
Razed is one of the casinos carrying Pragmatic Play's €1.25 million Kevin Hart campaign, which runs from 19 October to 7 November 2026, as FreeTips reported on 22 October. This is a provider-run network promotion, not something Razed built itself.
The first stage, to 2 November, has slot players collecting the letters K-E-V-I-N on eligible Pragmatic slots and live players collecting P-L-A-Y on titles such as Mega Roulette and Sweet Bonanza CandyLand, each word unlocking a random chest prize. From 2 to 7 November Free Chips drop at random on the chosen games, and Hart hosts four live casino sessions in Pragmatic's studio on 6 and 7 November.
The practical point for players is that prize campaigns reward volume of play. Free Chips and chest prizes can carry their own terms, so read them in the casino's promotions page before treating any prize as cash.
The bad news: complaints much as before
No new complaint about Razed surfaced in the week itself, but the open ones have not gone away. On AskGamblers, as of 29 October, a complaint over a 1,870 USDT withdrawal that the player says has been held for five months pending Level 2 verification is still listed as unresolved, with no casino reply shown.
The most recent one-star review on Trustpilot, posted on 21 October, alleges that VIP service fell away after large deposits and that support stopped answering. Earlier reviews from August and September describe withdrawals of $136 to $635 held over document requests. Trustpilot shows Razed replying to 4% of negative reviews, and none of the 20 latest reviews carries a reply.
The good news: the Trustpilot score has climbed
Razed's Trustpilot score stood at 4.0 out of 5 from 389 reviews as of 29 October 2026, up from the 3.0 from 183 reviews that Fair Gambling recorded on 3 September. Several October and September five-star reviews report withdrawals arriving within minutes, one citing more than $10,000 withdrawn without issues.
Positive reviews on Trustpilot are not audited, and several of the five-star posts single out named VIP hosts, which is a pattern worth noticing rather than a verdict. The split itself is the story: quick payouts for many, document loops for some.
What to watch next
Watch whether the 1,870 USDT AskGamblers case gets a reply, and whether the Kevin Hart live sessions on 6 and 7 November bring any prize disputes. Our full Razed review keeps its Mixed rating: a named operator, Wild Technology Limitada, and many fast payout reports sit next to an Anjouan licence we could not confirm in the register and repeated verification complaints. Razed sits in our Bitcoin casinos, Ethereum casinos, USDT casinos, Solana casinos, altcoin casinos and crypto slots casinos lists, all part of the crypto casinos hub.
UK readers: Razed holds no UK Gambling Commission licence, which a casino needs to offer gambling in Great Britain, and players on sites like this are outside GAMSTOP and UKGC protections. Check its own terms for the countries it restricts. Crypto balances move with the market, transfers are final and payouts usually come in the coin you deposited. Gambling is for over-18s only; free, confidential help is at BeGambleAware.
FAQs
Did someone hit the max win on Duck Hunters 2 at Razed?
Yes, as reported. FreeTips says MattySpinsSlots hit the 40,000x maximum on Duck Hunters 2 at Razed on 23 October 2026, from a $160 Day 512 Spins bonus buy on a $0.20 stake, paying $8,000. FreeTips is a Razed promotional partner and we could not open a clip to confirm it, so treat it as a reported win, not a typical result.
Is the Kevin Hart promotion on Razed run by Razed?
No. It is Pragmatic Play's €1.25 million network campaign, which Razed carries. It runs from 19 October to 7 November 2026, with letter-collecting chests to 2 November, random Free Chips from 2 to 7 November and four live sessions hosted by Kevin Hart on 6 and 7 November. Any prize can carry its own terms.
Does Razed pay out withdrawals?
Reports are split. Trustpilot scored Razed 4.0 from 389 reviews as of 29 October 2026, with many reviews describing payouts in minutes, while others describe withdrawals held over document checks. An AskGamblers complaint over a 1,870 USDT withdrawal held for five months is still listed as unresolved. No regulator action against Razed has been found.
Is Razed licensed in the UK?
No. Razed states an Anjouan licence, which we could not confirm in the register, and holds no UK Gambling Commission licence, which a casino needs to offer gambling in Great Britain. Players on sites like this are outside GAMSTOP and UKGC dispute routes. Check Razed's own terms for the countries it restricts.
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