Casino withdraw advice

The casino pays all cash outs until that player wins a large amount that the casino decides would never be won back in a reasonable stretch of time, then they simply don't pay the withdrawal using a number of stall tactics designed to twist a legitimate policy (at reputable casinos) into a way to avoid paying while also avoiding the label of cheat/non-payer. They set out  to frustrate the player into giving up or losing their temper and using profanity which is an automatic account closed / get no money: deal breaker. *That works for my guarantee also, you must always stay courteous with support and when frustrated ... well if you signed up through my sites you turn to me and I'll step in and get satisfaction. If you didn't ... you may be screwed, may not: but you sure are going to be beyond helping if you curse or threaten the casino employees.

Okay here's the meat and potatoes of this page. Reason I wanted this placed down here is because it's below the area where a search engine might pick up the text as I wish to stay below the radar also. :)  ... but I'm very loyal to those that support me ... so I wanted this known as it might save you a lot of hassle.

Online casinos know that any amount of ten thousand dollars or more that is withdrawn at any one time period, is going to get the attention of big brother when it comes into your bank (this is for those people here in the states). I don't know every country's magic number but I do feel certain that each one has a number that exists which will trigger automatic investigation. The casinos on the other hand may have an idea, since they sure know what that number is for the states.

Check your country's tax laws to find your magic number, look for what must be reported by banking institutions and stay under the radar. This is not to do anything illegal, but rather just to avoid the dang red tape you'll endure not only from the end where you are located but also (actually mainly) because of the ridiculous things you'll endure from the casino security team. They will demand all kinds of documentation from you for proving who you are because they are frightened that if you do happen to be some kind of big money-laundering crime figure or worse, a terrorist!, that this one incident would be enough to validate what has up until now, ... been a baseless accusation by US politicians (who have their own agenda driven much more likely by the horse racing association and Vegas deep pocket interests than anything to do with morals or national security), but never-the-less they use such propaganda to achieve their goals with no shame about themselves.

Frankly I don't know why the online casinos give a rat's behind about what the states are going to say ... exactly because of the afore mentioned behavior where they make it crystal clear and hypocritically obvious that there is nothing online casinos can do to ever find favor with the current regime that at the same time have carved out a pass for horse racing and lottery gambling online. The hypocrisy is so thick you could cut it with a knife, so why should they bother trying?

A subject for another day. Keep those withdrawals to under 10k at a time. Let one process and complete (or nearly complete) before requesting another one. take it out of the account in that manner. *A good idea for taking money out of an eWallet into your state-side bank too, for reasons already mentioned.

There's another reason that fits right into the above. If you do happen to be playing some place that wouldn't probably pay you on a withdrawal of large size, (and of course you wouldn't know for certain until it was too late), then it makes perfect sense to take a good bite out of your new winnings .... say around 9k,  and then while that is being processed, go ahead and play a little bit more. Win or lose doesn't matter,  they will just want to see that you're playing. If you give the impression you plan on playing back some of what you won ... they will be much more likely to end up paying you the entire amount.

IF you are whittling it down in small enough amounts that it wouldn't be financially wise to not pay you. Here's an example: after having already paid you one or two withdrawals of 8k or 9k, if you've got say another 20k on the books and have demonstrated you're likely to lose back some of that judging on your play since coming into the money, then it would be stupid to take all the bad publicity which inevitably would come if they tried to screw you out of the rest of the money. IF you can get that first chunk of money out then you have a good chance at getting the rest. Just do it patiently and without a lot of attention.

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