I can confirm that about the weekend. Unfortunately, payouts actually remain pending for 48 hours (working days). When they are around and you are verified, it takes about another day for the money to arrive on an e-wallet. With a bank transfer, this should only take a maximum of 2 days. I admit it could be faster but I also know that withdrawals are processed according to a priority list. Many withdrawal requests = longer waiting time! This is an issue that could certainly be improved.
There are some great hits again, congrats!
In any case, I find this payout practice, as it takes place at some casinos, very negative. If I want to risk my money in gambling, then I want to be able to get my winnings soon after the game result (if I don't lose). You can take the Swiss online offers as a model:
Winnings that are requested for payment before 15:00 p.m. can be withdrawn in cash at the ATM on the same day. Cancellation not even possible.
At my alternative foreign casino alone, it takes 24 hours for the withdrawal request to be processed at all, and this only on weekdays. That means, at best, I can cancel a large payout for 50 hours+ at the weekend.
Well, of course every request has to be checked first, and of course it is the player's own responsibility not to cancel withdrawal requests, but the sense and usefulness of this remains questionable..
That may be the case in Swiss casinos, but only Swiss people are allowed to play there. In addition, the providers are the casinos themselves, which makes it a little easier to get your money faster.Posted by nowayout
Inonline casinos or real casinos, a certain self-discipline is required. There are casinos among the "foreign providers" where payouts take a really long time.
You can't compare that to casinos where you get your money paid out directly. It would be desirable if eachonline casinos generally paid out within a few hours (verification required).
But there are definitely providers at the casinos who are within a few Minutes pay off. Here are video slots andFast Pay Casino to call. But also a few others where it only takes a few hours.
That may well be the case. Nevertheless, I am of the opinion that withdrawals requested (in many places) could also be processed in a much shorter time without any problems. I don't see the possibility of being able to cancel payments afterwards either. But well, there are such enormous differences from OC to OC or group to group that everyone has to judge individually what he/she thinks of it.
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I totally agree with you, so always listen to the advice and recommendations of experts
Ha, very nice prize, congrats!
Sure, but first you have to decide who and where the experts are.I totally agree with you, so always listen to the advice and recommendations of experts
Sites such as this one may certainly offer some principle by evaluating the various criteria each provider has to offer in the market, but I personally don't pay much attention to casino reviews on the internet.
It wasn't until very late that I even started to get involved anywhere on the topic. After about 10 years of online gaming (mainly poker + betting), I looked around for exchange options or player experiences. One site in particular did a great job of presenting the experiences of players and for players. Since I wanted to contribute my experiences from 10 years, I wanted to suggest what I consider to be the best and fairest casino for comparison. I was even more astonished that this was not possible. This was partly responsible for the fact that I completely ignore any comparisons and lists where the providers are linked. It may be that many top ranking providers are more serious and fair than those on the blacklist, but for me that has nothing to do with a casino comparison. I would never register anywhere via an Afflink anyway (be it a casino or something else). It's not directed against this site, so no offense.
RE: Winner screenshots
Then I would like to answer that, although it was actually only about payouts and their speed in the above post. Always pay attention to the smileys in posts
On the subject of experts and who can actually be called an expert:
For me, an expert is someone who has years of experience in the field, whether positive or negative. The point here is not that someone simply creates a page but has no idea at all about online gambling.
These are site operators who may not have anything to do with online gaming and simply want to earn money through banner advertising. Without knowing whether a product is really good or not. To me they are not experts.
But there are also those whose sites are clearly oriented towards online gaming but then only pursue their own interests. There is no thought about whether the product is recommended or not. It's all about coal.
Of course, you can't dismiss this completely, because somewhere it plays a certain role with every operator. You can't always stay completely neutral and fair, you have to admit that.
It may be that this sometimes seems a bit unfair, but then again personal experience plays a major role. But an expert is not always the same as an expert when it comes to the whole extensive topic, just because you happen to be personally familiar with one or two casinos. There's a lot more to it.
I'm not familiar with every single topic either, but that's the nice thing about it, that you can exchange ideas and learn from each other. It only gets a bit complicated to rate and classify a casino when there are experiences to the contrary.
The problem is that hardly any users are willing to register and discuss exactly these things in order to bring in their personal experiences. Unfortunately, this often remains rather one-sided.
On the subject of Afflink I would like to say the following:
Even if I repeat myself, creating a page like this one not only takes a lot of time and patience, but also money. In order to be able to do this, sites finance themselves through these links and advertising.
Maintaining these pages and always offering something new, providing information, taking care of problems, helping users, etc. is a full-time job.
Imagine such sites would not exist. Then you couldn't write here and others couldn't read what experiences there are or what you should pay attention to.
You would be on your own, especially when it came to problems with withdrawals. Then so many users would be in a fix because they just don't have any contacts who might be able to help them.
Not everyone offers that kind of support or tells the truth. There are only a handful that do. But this is also such a large area that it is often difficult to convey justice or fairness.
Our goal has always been to help users and give tips if they get stuck at a certain point. To make that clear again, whoever clicks on a link has no disadvantage. Nothing is deducted from the user, how?
The user can benefit from it if he needs help, some have already benefited from it here. So the thought that something might be secretly deducted from someone is completely absurd.
When a player wins at a casino, both the casino and the website operator earn nothing. If the player loses his bet, the site operator gets a few percent of it. That's it!
This is the only way to ensure that such sites can exist at all, even if the conditions are getting tougher. Everyone is free to click any links or not, just consider where you can get support and where you are on your own.
I could go much further here, but I've done that again and again in so many posts. Everyone makes their own decisions.
We can only give tips, make recommendations and offer our support as far as possible.
I can only confirm with all my heart!
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