Guaranteed with a time window. You initiate with a dollar amount and they tell you the exact bitcoin amount to send.

Send a larger "miner's fee" if you want your transactions to confirm more quickly. Deposit confirmation has nothing to do with ACR, and everything to do with the miner's fee you paid plus the total amount of unconfirmed transactions on the blockchain.

https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions

Well, it would depend greatly on the method you chose. According to the data we compile, as of last month, the last three months the average ewallet payment was 3d, 4d, 10.5d respectively.

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Kahn

Kahn speaks the truth.

I made my first deposit last night/early this morning. Ran into that problem before so I did like 1.5x miner fee and it hit the account with 3 confirmations in less then 10 minutes.

Kahn,

I got a question for you. I'm a newb on the site but I was just wondering around. When will bitcoin become an option for me for withdraw? I deposited with Bitcoin but all is see is Money Transfer, Bank Draft and I think one was credit card.

Thanks again.

I just got raped my withdrawing by bitcoin cause of the recent volatility. What's the time frame for a check to arrive at your house if you're in the US?

I bought some bitcoin in Coinbase Monday at 2229, from my bank. It won't appear in my Coinbase wallet till Saturday. Right now bitcoin is way up, to 2734! I hope it stays high till Saturday. But I have this sinking feeling it will collapse by the time my transaction clears.

Hey all got a question. I have an account on betcris. When i tried to make a withdraw request via bitcoin, i was told i needed to withdraw via neteller first because my last deposit was with neteller. It was a very tiny amount etc. They told me you are suppose to withdraw with the last method of your deposit. I knew most sites were like this but i recalled betcris/wpn didn't care about this as long as you deposited with bitcoin, skrill or neteller once etc... when you request a payout, you had the option to choose any of them. Did this suddenly change with wpn? Since betcris is in the bookmaker group, i assume wpn is the same cashier right?


Im pretty certain back then i could withdraw bitcoin even though i deposited with skrill for example.

Is there a reload bonus

Is it true WPN needs to rake 20% of our deposits before we can make a withdrawal?

Try calling them. If you deposited with bitcoin, and it's not in your cashier, support can enable it for you. 1-877-314-4195

According to the website check times are 3 weeks or less. According to various offshore poker payout reports, few people have posted check times in recent months, but 4-6 months ago checks were taking less than a week on average.

Unless things have changed and I'm unaware of said changes, this figure is 10-15% depending on what method you used to deposit.

There very likely will be one as the next $1,000,000 gets closer.

Sites almost always have to cash you out to the same method you deposited in order to comply with money laundering laws. However, you typically only have to cash out as much as you deposited via the same method. Afterwards, you can typically withdraw via whatever method you desire, as the AML laws are satisfied once the amounts match up.

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Kahn

Before I make a deposit on Betcoin.ag, am I allowed to withdraw/play from Louisiana?

theres no bank wire option to withdraw right guys? like you cant get this through chat or email support and get it added to your account?

Made a withdraw 2 weeks ago. Processed within 24 hours.

Rep called me to verify some information before approving payout.

Overall a smooth process.

For US players, I also had success on BetOnline (8 hour turn around). In the process of a 4 figure withdraw with Ignition as well. Hopefully all three prove to be smooth.

*Using Bitcoin for everything (deposit and withdraws)

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/28...-16-a-1238038/

This would be fine if people used the same credit card for 50 years, but life doesn't work that way.

My local bank changed names (and ownership) four times in six years. When that all started I had a Visa Card. With the newest version of the bank (Chemical Bank) now we have Master Card.

Also, people change cards for other reasons, such as a lower interest rate, frequent flier miles, etc.

wtf i thought chemical bank got bought out 20 years ago

Anyone else still waiting on their Beast Race prize money from this past week?

Nope, they bought my bank out a few months ago.

How long does a skrill withdrawal usually take? Waiting close to 48hours now for <$2k on acr.

Search feature- skrill withdrawal. Could be your friend.

Hi guys, sorry for not following up on this sooner. I was paid in full promptly within a couple days. I just hadn't received any emails or notifications about the cash-out processing successfully at the time of my (above) post.

All is good!

Marcus

Trying to request a debit card, but the KYC Form is not loading when I click on the link.

You guys are holding my money hostage until I pay $1000 of rake . Please process my cashout or I will create threads exposing your hidden policy of forcing players to play.

I deposited $9500, played some 25/50NL on America's Cardroom. Decided the games were too tough so I tried to withdraw. First withdrawal for $4000 was perfect, then when I tried to get the rest of the money out ($7600) they canceled my request and told me I had to pay at least $950 of rake before I could withdraw any money.

This is a straight up scam. I don't want to play, give me back my money. I can't believe 2+2 allows ads for this ponzi scheme on their forums.

The policy is not hidden, it's right here: https://www.americascardroom.eu/play...t-information/

Furthermore, this is 100% common at online poker and gambling sites. Even the precious PokerStars has a policy like this.

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Kahn

Kahn, you are right that other sites steal money from players. That doesn't make it right. I ran into exactly the same problem on Juicy Stakes Poker, and here's the real issue--there is no informed consent. When a site's page says that you can deposit as little as $50, but that same page doesn't tell you that the minimum withdrawal is more than more than $50, that's just not right.

Players are not told at the beginning that there is a fee or a minimum balance for cashing out and they probably don't know what rakeback is. A few years ago I deposited $50 on Juicy Stakes Poker, only to find out later that the minimum withdrawal was $500. I just wanted to try out the site. I couldn't believe it when support told me that. That information might be available, but it wasn't on the page that told me what the minimum deposit was.

Think about someone playing online for the first time. John is excited about giving it a try and puts some money down. As we all know, most players aren't winners, so it's likely that John will never do well enough to be able to cash out.

How many people like John are out there, people who will never trust online poker again? That is not good for John, it's not good for the poker community and it shouldn't be legal.

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