Casino Action

How we reviewed Casino Action

This Casino Action review is not built on demo spins or screenshots. We clicked through from canadacasino.ca, registered a new account, made a $10 real-money deposit in USDT and played for over an hour with our own bankroll and the bonus on top. Each score follows our casino review process.

We tested the cashier, the bonus mechanics, slots, live dealer tables, crash games and RNG tables, then went to the withdrawal screen to see what happens to the bonus. Everything else comes from Casino Action’s own bonus page, T&Cs, privacy policy and responsible gambling page.

1. Casino Action licensing, responsible gambling and security
2. Bonuses and offers at Casino Action
3. Payment methods at Casino Action
4. Casino Action games selection
5. User experience at Casino Action
6. Popularity of Casino Action

Casino Action licensing, responsible gambling and security

We checked who runs Casino Action, who licenses it and where a complaint goes if support can’t settle it. Fresh Horizons Limited and the Kahnawake Gaming Commission answer the first two questions, and eCOGRA answers the third.

Casino Action’s licences

Casino Action has been around since 2002, which makes it one of the older names Canadians can still play at. It’s run by Fresh Horizons Limited, registered in Road Town, Tortola, in the British Virgin Islands, and holds Kahnawake Gaming Commission licence no. 00972. The site also carries an eCOGRA certificate.

That eCOGRA link matters more than a logo usually does. If a complaint can’t be settled with support, the T&Cs require it to be sent to eCOGRA for alternative dispute resolution. You can also complain directly to the Kahnawake Gaming Commission at [email protected]. Claims have to be raised within 6 months of the issue.

What Casino Action doesn’t have is an iGaming Ontario registration. If you’re in Ontario, you’ll need to look at the province’s regulated sites instead.

Responsible gambling at Casino Action

We looked at Casino Action’s responsible gambling policy to see whether it truly cares about players, and here’s our take.

The tools are there, but none of them sit in your account settings. Everything goes through support:

• Deposit limits: Daily, weekly or monthly, set by contacting support. Lowering a limit is quick, but any increase only kicks in after 24 hours.
• Cooling-off: From 24 hours to 6 weeks. You discuss it with support, then send the request by email from your registered address. It starts once you get a confirmation email.
• Self-exclusion: 6 months, requested the same way. Once it’s applied, it can’t be reversed.
• Network-wide exclusion: The page recommends filing a request with the Kahnawake Gaming Commission as well, so the exclusion reaches beyond Casino Action.

There’s a self-assessment test via BeGambleAware, and the page lists filtering software (CyberPatrol, CyberSitter, Net Nanny) for parents. Unfortunately, the support organizations listed are the US-based National Council on Problem Gambling and Gamblers Anonymous. There’s no Canadian helpline among them.

What makes Casino Action safe

The registration form tells you a lot about how seriously Casino Action takes verification. Besides the usual name, date of birth, address, postal code, province and phone number, it asks for your industry, occupation and source of funds.

That’s more than most casinos ask upfront, and it’s a sign that the anti-money laundering checks start before your first deposit, not after your first win. Make sure your address details are accurate, as they’ll be checked against your documents later.

Once the form is done, a pop-up shows your username and password. Write down the username, as you’ll need it to log in.

The privacy policy says personal data is kept “in a secure manner,” but it doesn’t name the encryption used. Two details are worth reading before you sign up: verification documents are stored for five years after account closure, and your personal data may be used to train and improve AI systems. Marketing runs on an opt-out basis, so unsubscribe through support if you don’t want the emails.

Our rating of Casino Action’s licensing, responsible gambling & security

Each score comes from the licence and operator details, the player protection tools on offer and the way Casino Action handles verification and personal data.

What We Checked	Score	Why This Score?
Licences	5/7	Kahnawake licence no. 00972, a named operator and eCOGRA dispute resolution, but no iGaming Ontario registration
Responsible Gambling	4/7	Limits, cooling-off and a 6-month self-exclusion are all available, but only through support, and no Canadian helpline is listed
Security	4/6	Source-of-funds questions at sign-up and an eCOGRA certificate, but the privacy policy names no encryption and allows AI training on your data
Total	13/20	A licensed veteran with proper checks, held back by support-only player protection tools

Bonuses and offers at Casino Action

We went through the Promotions tab, the Loyalty section and the bonus T&Cs, then claimed the first deposit bonus ourselves. The package needs no code, and ours was credited automatically. To weigh it against the market, compare welcome bonuses from other sites or check current free spins offers.

Casino Action welcome bonus

The welcome package is worth up to $1,250 across five deposits, and there’s no code to enter. We deposited $10, and the $10 match landed in our account automatically, about a minute after the crypto payment went through.

Deposit	Match	Max bonus	Wagering	Wagering at max bonus
1st	100%	$150	200x	$30,000
2nd	50%	$200	200x	$40,000
3rd	25%	$500	30x	$15,000
4th	50%	$250	30x	$7,500
5th	100%	$150	30x	$4,500

Only your first five individual deposits count towards the package, and $10 is enough to trigger the first one. Winnings above the bonus amount go to your cash balance, and the T&Cs set no cap on what the bonus can win you.

Wagering, game contribution, and restrictions

The wagering is counted on the bonus alone, not the deposit. The T&Cs’ own example puts a $100 bonus at around $20,000 in play-through. Steep, but at least the maths is clear.

Here’s how your bets count towards it:

• Slots: 100%
• Live casino, table and parlour games: 2%, so blackjack, roulette, baccarat and poker barely move the needle
• All Aces Video Poker and Flippin’ Awesome Shields of Asgard: 0%, and they earn no loyalty points either
• New releases: Contribution is set by Casino Action at launch

Then there’s the twist we noticed in our session. Before your third deposit, every bet is taken from your cash and bonus balances in proportion, and winnings go back the same way. That’s why the game showed one combined balance. From the third deposit onward, the usual order returns: cash first, bonus only when the cash runs out.

The list of what counts as irregular play is long, and breaking it can cost you your winnings:

• Big bets: Any single bet worth 25% or more of the bonus before wagering is met. On our $10 bonus, that’s anything from $2.50 up.
• Double-up features: Using them to raise your stake, and doubling up never counts towards wagering anyway
• Even-money bets: On roulette, craps and sic bo
• Autoplay: Using it to clear the wagering
• Low-risk play: Minimum risk, zero margin or hedge betting
• Saved-up features: Starting a game feature after the bonus balance that built it has hit zero
• Early cash-outs: Withdrawing your deposit, fully or partly, before the bonus is cleared

Claim deadline, crediting, and forfeiture

• First deposit window: You have 7 days from registration to make it.
• Crediting: The T&Cs promise bonuses within one business day. Ours arrived in about a minute.
• Expiry: Bonus money still unused 60 days after registration is forfeited.
• Withdrawals: You can withdraw the cash portion of your balance from the first two bonuses at any time, but the bonus balance resets to zero. The cashier told us that reversing the request restores it.
• Back-to-back bonuses: Redeem a new bonus before your next deposit, and the unfinished wagering from the previous one carries over.
• One per household: Every offer is limited to one claim per person, household, address, device, email, payment account, IP address or shared network, such as a workplace or university. Claim twice, and the winnings go along with the account.
• No stacking: Unless an offer says otherwise, two promotions can’t be used together.

Ongoing Casino Action promotions

The gift icon in the top right corner opens every current offer, and so does the Promotions tab. The bad news is that there’s no fixed reload or cashback schedule to plan around. Here’s what was running on the day we played:

• Daily freebie: A daily reveal in the Rewards Riches hub with a random prize, usually a spin on the Money Wheel or some other freebies. We got the spin on the Money Wheel.
• Daily streak: Logging in on consecutive days builds a streak, kicked off by your first deposit, and the run ends with a bigger Gold Surge prize.
• Rewards Riches: The hub where your daily rewards are collected, along with the bonuses unlocked for active players.
• VIP Lucky Jackpot: A draw every 8 hours, with a separate pot for each tier from Bronze up. When we checked, the next draw was four hours away, and a Bronze member could win up to $390.
• The Ultimate Olympus Reward: A themed room where players split a $100,000 prize pool shared across the select slots with a Greek mythology theme.
• Time of Your Life sweepstakes: A network-wide draw listed in the Loyalty section. Every spin earns entries, higher VIP status adds more, and luxury trips and experiences are the prizes.
• Highest Win Rate Guarantee: The Casino Rewards group says its games run at the highest rates available across the network.

A few T&Cs apply to all of them. Only offers advertised on the Casino Action site are honoured. Casino Rewards promotions need a written invitation addressed to you, and cash prizes are paid into your Casino Rewards account.

Tournaments and network promotions

• Play with Kevin: A Pragmatic Play network campaign with Kevin Hart that started on October 19, 2026. Real-money bets on selected live tables and slots can randomly award a letter, one per qualifying bet, and spelling PLAY puts you in line for free chip prizes. The minimum qualifying bet is $0.20.
• Kevin’s Picks: A lobby room built around the campaign, from Mega Roulette to Sweet Bonanza CandyLand.
• Drops & Wins: Pragmatic Play’s network prize drops, with instant cash prizes and tournaments on selected slots and live games, all in a room of their own.

Casino Action VIP/loyalty programme

You’re enrolled in the Casino Rewards Loyalty Program automatically, and the Loyalty tab shows your status, VIP points and status points. There are six tiers, from Green to Diamond. Status points convert from VIP points, and the more you play, the faster you climb. Note that All Aces Video Poker and Flippin’ Awesome Shields of Asgard earn no loyalty points.

VIP level	Status points needed	What it adds
Green	0	Daily Rewards Riches offers, newsletters and bilingual support
Bronze	1	VIP Lucky Jackpot draws three times a day, plus sweepstakes entries
Silver	6	Exclusive games and seasonal campaigns
Gold	81	Priority VIP support and birthday bonuses
Platinum	201	A dedicated 24/7 VIP chat team and early access to new releases
Diamond	401	A personal VIP host, plus luxury gifts and experiences

The highlight is the Lucky Jackpot draw covered above. There’s no notification when a draw is coming, though, so you’ll have to remember to check.

Our rating of Casino Action’s bonuses and offers

A low entry point and automatic crediting count for a lot here, but so does the playthrough you sign up for.

What We Checked	Score	Why This Score?
Welcome Bonus	4/7	$1,250 over five deposits from $10, credited automatically, but 200x wagering on the first two steps
Regular Offers	2/4	Daily freebie, login streaks and network campaigns, but no fixed reload or cashback schedule
VIP/Loyalty	3/4	Automatic Casino Rewards membership and Lucky Jackpot draws three times a day, with no draw notifications
Total	9/15	Fair bonus mechanics and real loyalty value, weighed down by 200x wagering early on

Payment methods at Casino Action

The cashier opens from the Deposit button in the top right corner or from the bank icon inside a game. Here’s what it offered during our session. For more on each option, see casino deposit options in Canada, plus our guides to Visa casino deposits, instant bank transfer casinos, Apple Pay casinos, Bitcoin casinos, Ethereum casinos, XRP casino payouts and Neosurf voucher casinos.

Payment Method	Min Deposit	Min Withdrawal	Withdrawal Time
Interac e-Transfer by Email	$10	$50	48h pending + 1 business day
Interac	$10	Deposit only	N/A
Interac Instant (all Canadian banks)	$10	Deposit only	N/A
Visa / Mastercard	$10	$50	48h pending + 1 business day
Electronic Check (eCheck)	$10	$50	48h pending + 1 business day
Instant Bank Transfer	$10	Deposit only	N/A
MuchBetter e-wallet	$10	$50	48h pending + 1 business day
Google Pay	$10	Deposit only	N/A
Apple Pay	$10	Deposit only	N/A
Bitcoin	$10	$50	48h pending + 1 business day
Ethereum	$10	$50	48h pending + 1 business day
Tether (USDT)	$10	$50	48h pending + 1 business day
Ripple	Withdrawal only	$50	48h pending + 1 business day
Flexepin	$10	Deposit only	N/A
Neosurf	$10	Deposit only	N/A

Methods and minimums as shown in the Casino Action cashier during our session. Withdrawal times follow the T&Cs.

Minimum deposit and withdrawal processing times

The minimum deposit is $10 across the board, and no maximum is listed in the cashier. Our USDT deposit was confirmed in about a minute. Casino Action charges no deposit fees, although your bank or payment provider might.

The minimum withdrawal shown in the cashier is $50, and that’s where our test stopped short. When we opened the withdrawal screen, our balance was below the threshold, so we couldn’t put the payout side through a real request.

Per the T&Cs, every withdrawal sits pending for 48 hours and is processed the following business day. Until then, you can reverse it. After that, the arrival time depends on your bank or payment provider.

Crypto payments at Casino Action

Crypto payments run through a third-party payment provider, and the process takes a couple of minutes if you’ve done it before. Here’s how our deposit went:

1. Choose crypto at the cashier and enter the amount ($10 minimum).
2. Pick the coin and the network. We used USDT on Ethereum.
3. Copy the exact amount and the wallet address, or scan the QR code.
4. Send the payment from your wallet and pay the gas fee.
5. Wait for the blockchain to confirm. The page updates by itself.

The provider says payments are usually detected within a minute, depending on network congestion. Ours landed right on time, and a “back to merchant” button took us straight back to Casino Action with the bonus already credited. One tip: send exactly the amount shown. Crypto doesn’t forgive typos.

How to withdraw from Casino Action

1. Verify your account first. Withdrawals aren’t processed until verification is complete.
2. Click Deposit (or the bank icon inside a game) to open the cashier.
3. Choose Withdraw. Your withdrawable balance appears at the top.
4. Read the notice: an active bonus balance will be reset to zero.
5. Pick your method, enter at least $50 and confirm.

If you change your mind within the 48-hour pending period, reversing the request restores the bonus balance.

Other withdrawal rules to know

Withdrawals generally go back to the account you deposited from, and that account has to be in your name. Otherwise, winnings can be voided.

The devil is in the details for bigger wins. If your winnings are substantially greater than your total deposits across Casino Rewards casinos, withdrawals are capped at $4,000 a week, and bank, card and e-wallet payouts may be spread over successive weekdays. Direct bank transfers cost $50 USD for amounts under 3,000 units and $100 USD for amounts above that.

Also, keep an eye on your account if you take a break. After a period of inactivity set by the casino, the account goes dormant, and bonus funds are forfeited. Cash can be returned on request once you pass the security checks.

Documents you need to verify your account

Casino Action asks for:

• A valid government ID: passport, driver’s licence or national ID card
• Proof of residence, such as a bank statement or utility bill dated within the last 3 months
• Proof of ownership of your payment method, such as a card copy, bank statement or e-wallet screenshot

It can also request notarised copies, source-of-funds or source-of-wealth information, and details about how you intend to gamble. If your identity can’t be verified, the account can be frozen and payments withheld.

Our rating of Casino Action’s payment methods

The cashier was scored on choice, limits and speed, with extra weight on crypto, since that’s how we funded our account.

What We Checked	Score	Why This Score?
Payment Options	6/7	Three Interac options, cards, eCheck, MuchBetter, Apple Pay, Google Pay, vouchers and crypto, with eight ways to cash out
Min Deposit & Processing	2/4	$10 in across the board, but $50 out, a 48-hour pending period and a $4,000 weekly cap for big winners
Cryptocurrency	3/4	Our USDT deposit landed in about a minute, with crypto handled by a third-party provider
Total	11/15	Quick and cheap to fund, slower and stricter to cash out

Casino Action games selection

The lobby claims 1,000+ games, and the categories are where Casino Action pulls ahead of most. You can browse casino slots by reels and lines, open a dedicated Pragmatic Play section, or use themed Rooms: Kevin’s Picks, high win rate games, high volatility games, Crazy Clusters, Old School, Luck of the Irish, Powerful Gods and a separate Microgaming room, among others. Kudos to Casino Action for that.

One catch: Big Bass Halloween Splash 1000 was live in the lobby, but we couldn’t find it by scrolling the Pragmatic Play section. The search bar got us there in seconds.

Exclusive games and branded tables

This is the Casino Rewards card, and it’s a strong one. There’s an exclusive games row and a Members Only section. We played Gold Blitz Express, a Casino Rewards exclusive from 20 cents a spin, and it delivered the biggest win of our session: $13 after triggering the bonus and choosing between five and eight free spins.

We also tried a 10-line classic exclusive slot Book of Rewards with a paid respin option after each winning combo. The more you pay for the respin, the better your odds of landing another win. It’s a simple game, but the respin adds a decision to every spin.

Slots we played at Casino Action

These are the slots we played with real money, and how they treated us:

• Big Bass Halloween Splash 1000 (Pragmatic Play): We started at $0.10 a spin and hit a long dry spell, typical for the game. The cauldron’s extra chance feature costs 15 cents more per spin. The default volume is loud, and the sound settings only open once you close the intro pop-up.
• Gates of Olympus (Pragmatic Play): $0.20 spins with a daily tournament running. The ante bet worked, but the buy feature wasn’t available at our bet level.
• Gold Blitz Express (Casino Rewards exclusive): Our best performer, with the $13 bonus round win.
• Mega Moolah: The flagship progressive is in the lobby, as you’d expect from a Casino Rewards site.

On one slot, the bonus buy button was greyed out. It turned out the price was simply higher than our balance, so the feature is available to Canadians. It just isn’t cheap.

Live dealer tables

Blackjack was our first stop in the live casino, and we struggled to find many $1 tables. We found one, and it was enough for a few hands. Side bets include Perfect Pairs, 21+3, Crazy 7 and a Bust Bonus, and Double Down after split is available on all hands.

The pace is quick. You get around 10 seconds to make a decision, which can be a challenge if you’re new to live play. The table shows a history of your bets but not your payouts. After a few close hands, including a dealer 21 that came out of nowhere, we left with a $1 win.

Baccarat was a minor letdown. The lobby advertised a $0.20 minimum, yet every table we opened started at $1. That’s on Pragmatic Play’s setup rather than Casino Action, but it’s still worth knowing.

Game shows

We played Pragmatic Play’s money wheel game show, where you predict the segment the wheel stops on. The help menu explains the rules well, the subtitles can be switched off, and the chat opens and closes with one click. We watched a free spins round land a 37x multiplier at the table.

Other game types

Crash games have their own section, and they’re a personal favourite. We played Big Bass Crash and Spaceman, where you pick the moment to cash out before the multiplier crashes. It’s a game of chicken, and we won some and lost some by getting greedy. We saw Spaceman run past 400x on one round.

Response times were good on most cash-outs. However, on one Spaceman round, our cash-out click didn’t register, and the round crashed with our bet still on it. Once in an hour isn’t a pattern, but it’s worth keeping in mind on the faster rounds.

The RNG tables include American and European roulette, European blackjack and Casino Hold’em. European roulette starts at $1 on straight-up bets. It’s basic, with no sound effects, but it does the job.

Game providers at Casino Action

Microgaming has its own room, as you’d expect at a Casino Rewards casino, and Pragmatic Play gets a dedicated section covering slots, crash games and live tables.

Our rating of Casino Action’s games selection

We scored the lobby on what we actually played: slots, live tables, game shows, crash games and RNG tables.

What We Checked	Score	Why This Score?
Games Variety	6/7	1,000+ games, themed Rooms, Casino Rewards exclusives, crash games and progressive jackpots
Live Casino	3/4	Blackjack, baccarat and game shows ran smoothly, but $1 blackjack tables were hard to find
Game Providers	3/4	Microgaming and Pragmatic Play are well covered, each with its own room or section, though the lobby has no provider filter
Total	12/15	A deep, well-sorted lobby where the exclusives make the difference

User experience at Casino Action

We spent over an hour moving between the lobby, the cashier and the games on desktop. Nothing froze or failed to load, and most things are a click or two away.

Casino Action customer support

Channel	Availability	Average answer time
Live chat	24/7	Almost instantly
Email ([email protected])	24/7	24 hours

Casino Action advertises 24/7 multilingual support. We asked live chat about the daily rewards and the freebies available to us, and an agent replied almost instantly. Instead of a long explanation, we got a link to a page with all the details we needed, which did the job.

User navigation at Casino Action

Getting around is simple. The deposit button is in the top-right corner of the lobby and remains available inside games, so you never have to leave a session to top up. Some games have their own bank icon too, but you don’t need it. Your account menu shows cash and bonus balances separately, even though games display them combined.

From the landing page, it took one extra click to reach the registration form. The settings menu also offers to install Casino Action on your computer, a handy shortcut if you play on desktop.

The one area that needs work is the promotions page, where seasonal, daily, and network offers all sit together with no filters.

Casino Action’s mobile experience

Casino Action’s mobile site mirrors the desktop version, so the lobby, search and cashier all work the same way. On a 5G connection, the lobby loaded quickly, and finding a game or topping up felt no different from desktop. Most games run in portrait mode, though a few are better played in landscape. There’s no official native app, so you play through your mobile browser.

Our rating of Casino Action’s user experience

Scores cover how quickly support answers, how easy the site is to find your way around, and how well it holds up on a phone.

What We Checked	Score	Why This Score?
Customer Support	5/7	Live chat replied almost instantly with a helpful link, and email runs 24/7, but no phone line is listed
User Navigation	3/4	A clear lobby and a deposit button inside every game, but a cluttered promotions page
Mobile Experience	3/4	The mobile site matches desktop and loads quickly on 5G, but there’s no native app
Total	11/15	Fast support and a mobile site that keeps pace with desktop, with a few rough edges

Popularity of Casino Action

Few casino names get searched like this one. “Casino action” draws around 5,400 searches a month in Canada, plus another 400 for the login page alone, and casinoaction.com ranks in the top three for most of its brand terms. That’s the kind of recognition only 24 years in the market buys.

Players, however, are harder to win over. On one of the largest player review platforms, Casino Action scores 6.3/10 from 26 player reviews. The praise goes to the Microgaming slots and table games, and some players report smooth payouts. The complaints follow a familiar Casino Rewards pattern:

• Withdrawal delays: The most common gripe, especially on card payouts, larger wins and anything stuck in verification.
• Slow support: Repetitive live chat answers and email replies that take days.
• Loyalty points on hold: A couple of players say their VIP points were suspended for months.
• Bonus terms: Players find the wagering hard to clear, which, given the 200x on the first two deposits, is no surprise.

In its public replies, Casino Action points players with stuck withdrawals to its risk management team by email, with a 2 to 5 business day reply window. In other words, the 48-hour pending period is only the first wait.

Some of the most negative reviews aren’t about Casino Action at all. We found review profiles for lookalike domains such as casino-action-canada-7.com and action-casino.ca, neither of which is the official site. If you play, type casinoaction.com yourself or use our link, and never deposit on a copycat.

Our own session went smoothly from deposit to the withdrawal screen, but one hour and $10 is a small sample. The complaints mostly concern large payouts, which is exactly where we couldn’t test it.

What We Checked	Score	Why This Score?
Player Reputation	5/10	6.3/10 from 26 player reviews, with withdrawal delays and slow support the most common complaints
Market Visibility	8/10	Around 5,400 monthly searches in Canada and top-three rankings for most brand terms
Total	13/20	Widely known, but players are split on how smoothly big wins get paid

Other casinos to play at if you like Casino Action

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Casino Action legit?

Yes. Casino Action has operated since 2002 and is run by Fresh Horizons Limited under Kahnawake Gaming Commission licence no. 00972. Disputes can go to eCOGRA. It isn't registered with iGaming Ontario, so it's not available to Ontario players.

What is the Casino Action welcome bonus?

Up to $1,250 across five deposits: 100% up to $150, 50% up to $200, 25% up to $500, 50% up to $250 and 100% up to $150. The first two bonuses carry 200x wagering and the rest 30x, all on the bonus amount. The bonus is credited automatically, with no code needed.

What is the minimum deposit at Casino Action?

$10, which also qualifies for the welcome bonus. We deposited exactly $10 in USDT and had the bonus in our account within about a minute.

How long do Casino Action withdrawals take?

Withdrawals stay pending for 48 hours and are processed the next business day. After that, timing depends on your payment method. The minimum withdrawal in the cashier is $50, and requesting one while a bonus is active resets the bonus balance to zero.

Does Casino Action accept crypto?

Yes. Crypto deposits run through a third-party provider. We used USDT on the Ethereum network, and the payment was detected in about a minute.

Can I set a deposit limit at Casino Action?

Yes, but only through support. You can set daily, weekly or monthly limits, and increases take effect after 24 hours. Cooling-off (24 hours to 6 weeks) and a 6-month self-exclusion are requested the same way.

Author

Djordje Bogdanovic Market Operations Manager

Djordje Bogdanovic is an iGaming writer and editor with eight years of experience and a degree in English Language and Literature. His reviews combine firsthand casino testing, a player’s perspective, and a strong focus on responsible gambling. Outside work, he enjoys snowboarding and CrossFit.

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