Online Casinos in general: Luckydays high loss (Page 3)

MissesMiss wrote on 12/18/2020 at 9:58 pm: Becoming insulting is of course again very strong in character.


As Einstein said
"Those who remain silent do not always agree, they sometimes just don't feel like discussing things with certain people."

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Hidaruma wrote on 12/18/2020 at 8:18 pm

Another one of those who can't control himself and then pulls a "dirty move" like that. Next time just keep your fingers still or directly initiate a temporary self-exclusion.


Seriously, every player has already canceled payouts, but then crying so miserably does not exactly show strength of character.
I myself once lost 5,000 € in payouts within less than ten minutes. I felt pretty stupid, but I would never have had the absurd idea of suing the casino for not following idiotic guidelines.

Before all the "I always stand behind the players, come what may" people come here and lament how evil casinos are: You should give the casinos a certain amount of time to process the payouts accordingly. It may be that some casinos delay the whole thing a bit to achieve the cancellation of withdrawals, nevertheless, no one forces you to do that. It just sucks when the addiction is already so strong. I speak from experience here.

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DerHamburger87 wrote on 18.12.2020 at 22:22
This stalling of the payout is probably the case with 80% of the providers. You don't have to be a super genius to know that 75% of all casinos use this stalling tactic and COULD process the withdrawal requests much faster.
Your statement that the casinos need time to process the request is correct, but no reputable casino should need more than 24 hours in times of digitalization in 2020.
Casinos like Videoslots and Mrvegas process withdrawals within seconds (in fact, I once had withdrawals that were faster than deposits). There are casinos with demonstrably less traffic partially more employees in responsible areas that need 5-7 days.
We are talking about Videoslots 5 seconds to 5 minutes
75% of the other casinos 5+ days
So don't come here with "give the poor casinos but time..."
It's his own fault because he cancelled the payout. But if the casino would do its job he would have had the money in his account before he could have cancelled it
We are talking here about pure calculation and chicanery at a large part, also here listed OCs.

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DerHamburger87 wrote on 18.12.2020 at 22:22
This delay in payment is probably the case with 80% of providers.

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MissesMiss wrote on 12/19/2020 at 00:05 PM

I have made higher withdrawals myself, Sunday mornings at 4:30am. By 4:35 the money was already in my account.
A much lower amount a few minutes later, other Provider, took 3 full business days of processing time.

Provider 1 has stated in their T&C's that the processing time takes 1 business day
Provider 2 has 3 working days, which he also always takes full.
It can't be due to employees, provider 2 is one of the best-known, provider 1 is more of a middle-man.

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