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Deposit and withdrawal methods: Paying out a lot of money

Topic created on 23rd Dec. 2018 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 8 | Views: 2,093
loveme1111
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Paying out a lot of money

23rd Dec. 2018, at 07:22 pm CET#1
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How does it actually work with the payout of a lot of money? If you have won a Jackpot or 200k. Some OC's have monthly limits. e.g. Max. 20k. Do you have to pay out over several months? Or are there special rules?

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Sunnyundflo
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Paying out a lot of money

23rd Dec. 2018, at 07:24 pm CET#2
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Yes at most casinos you have to chunk it then

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Anonym

Paying out a lot of money

23rd Dec. 2018, at 07:32 pm CET#3
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loveme1111 wrote on 23/12/2018 at 19:22: How does it actually work with the payout of a lot of money? If one has won times a Jackpot or times 200k. Some OC's have yes monthly limits. e.g. Max. 20k. Do you have to pay out over several months? Or are there special rules?

With progressive jackpots, there are often special rules in the casinos that have these limits because the money then also gets from the game Provider, ie from NetEnt (eg Mega Fortune Jackpots) or Microgaming (eg Mega Moolah Jackpots) which have previously collected it from the stakes of the players.

But in general, it is best to play in casinos that do not have these limits if it is relevant for them, then the question does not even arise

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loveme1111
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Paying out a lot of money

23rd Dec. 2018, at 07:34 pm CET#4
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Sunnyundflo wrote on 23/12/2018 at 19:24: Yes with most casinos you have to chunk it then

That's a bummer . I think with Jackpot there are special rules. Imagine you win 1000 000 euros. Who waits there 10 years until everything is there?

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Paying out a lot of money

23rd Dec. 2018, at 07:51 pm CET#5
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The worries of some users one would like to have (then one has otherwise no more...)
Provider JPs are paid by them and not by the casino, usually you are then invited to their headquarters and then receive the check (in large) for the photo and regulates the payment to the account
With JPs of casinos pay out these with security also everything at once, as a special regulation quasi, otherwise that would be for the image not really ideal...at least the known serious which also JPs make this surely so.

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Sunnyundflo
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Paying out a lot of money

23rd Dec. 2018, at 08:11 pm CET#6
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Well I remember last week someone here had won 72k and the casino had a 5 k week limit and they have not changed ....

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loveme1111
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Paying out a lot of money

23rd Dec. 2018, at 08:27 pm CET#7
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I think you have to distinguish between Jackpot and normal wins where you work your way up, for example to 100k. At 100k I can imagine that they do not pay out everything immediately. Which casinos do not have weekly or monthly limits?

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loveme1111
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Paying out a lot of money

23rd Dec. 2018, at 08:29 pm CET#8
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Unbeliver wrote on 23.12.2018 at 19:51: The worries of some users you want to have(then you have otherwise no more...)
Provider JPs are paid by them and not by the casino, mostly you are then invited to their headquarters and then receive the check(in large) for the photo and regulates the payment to the account
With JPs of casinos pay out these with security also everything at once, as a special regulation quasi, otherwise that would be for the image not really ideal...at least the known serious which also JPs make this surely so.

You always have to think big, otherwise you always remain small😁🤣😂

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Paying out a lot of money

23rd Dec. 2018, at 08:48 pm CET#9
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loveme1111 wrote on 23.12.2018 at 20:27: I think you have to distinguish between Jackpot and normal wins where you work your way up, eg to 100k . At 100k I can imagine that they do not pay out everything immediately. What casinos do not have weekly or monthly limits?

No payout limit since I now spontaneously Casinoclub.

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