ah sorry, selling btc can be done from outside Europe but buying btc can only be done within Europe. so it doesnt work for ur purposes

feeling kinda dumb. went to cash out via bitcoin last week, but after initiating the withdrawal to blockchain i cancelled it, no funds were taken out of my account. so i went to cash out today and ignition says i cant withdrawal because the wallet address im using has been previously used, but cant figure out how to generate a new wallet on blockchains website, can anyone help?

FYI, payout waiting times for Ignition for March from player reported data in this thread. I'll be posting these within a week or two of the end of a month. All times are from date of request to date of first reception (receiving check, Bitcoin in wallet, etc.).

# of reports from player posts in March (ranges are <5, 10-20, >20):

Bitcoin (>20): 0.33 days (-0.20 days from Feb)
Checks (<5): 19.00 days (+7.00 days from Feb)
Bank Wire (<5): 4.00 days (no reported data in Feb)

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...ostcount=26360

clicking receive button generates a new address

I keep getting the same address each time i press the receive button - is there any other way to generate a new address?

I believe you have the ability to create another wallet within your blockchain. You'll have to search EndTheFed's posts for that info or PM him. Post #26081.

SETTINGS > Addresses > Manage > Add Next Address

Does anyone know the average time it takes for the bitcoin to reach your wallet after Ignition has processed your withdrawal?

The first two times, I withdrew it took about 30 mins for it to reach my wallet. This time it's been 2 hours and I don't see the transaction on blockchain explorer

Perfect. Thank you!

Usually it's 15-30 mins after they've sent you the funds, but can be a few hours sometimes. Depends on your wallet, miners, etc (though not as 'expert' on Bitcoin mining so maybe someone else can chime in there).

There was a little wait for me early (at least 1 hour) this morning. I went to bed and when I got up the money was in my blockchain account.

Can i deposit to Bovada with some money that I have in my Coinbase account? Or should i always transfer money to my Blockchain account first because of the risk of being "flagged for gambling" w/ Coinbase?

Not a rumor. Coinbase is a financial exchange subject to U.S. banking laws. If they determine you are transferring funds to/from a gambling site, your account is subject to closure. However, you would be able to transfer your funds out. Therefore, it is prudent to use a personal wallet such as blockchain to act as a buffer between coinbase and site. Never deposit or cash out directly to/from coinbase--->site or site--->coinbase. Always use a personal wallet in between.

Ok thanks saint. By the way, my experience with cashing out from Bovada has been very positive. Once I verified my documents, and setup Blockchain + Coinbase, its been very nice and fast.

My cashouts have been averaging only ~2 days before it confirms in my Blockchain account. I just made a small $50 deposit, we will see how fast it takes.

I have been using a credit card to deposit, and the fees were high, but oh well, name of the game. But if i can start depositing via Bitcoin, the fees look like they are only 50 cents! I did click the add Bitcoin bonus, I hope its good. I wish Bovada had some kind of rakeback, not sure if there is anything besides the deposit bonuses?

EDIT: it took about 5 minutes for my Bitcoin deposit to hit! nice!

Hello Folks,

I understand the whole withdrawl process flow:

Ignition --> Blockchain --> Coinbase --> bank accnt

Anyone have any issues with coinbase, blockchain, or your bank account flagging too much movement of cash in a short period amount of time?

Lets say I keep doing a 3k transaction each day, is that going to cause any issues?

Much appreciated.

O

If u have alot of money to withdraw, spread it out

Ignition--blockchain--coinbase/Gemini/bitpay/etc

GL

FYI-I never play anymore so I cashed out the $370 I have left in my account via check

Got hit with $56 in fees ( a $26 "foreign fee" + $20 fee from my bank + a $10 "WU Fee" )

took about 3 weeks for it to hit my account but the net amount did finally clear

(I'm in the US if that matters to anyone & don't have a bitcoin account set up)

Just a heads up, had a check get rejected today. First time in probably 20-30 checks. Talked to my credit union. Their process is to send international checks through western union to get the money. Western union would not process the check and flagged it. Check from Canada. Waiting to get copy and letter from bank to then go and get $ back from ignition. Going to look into bitcoin. Anyone have an exact post number for the best way to bitcoin. I see from a few posts ahead the multi steps it takes.

Two questions. So for coin base I need to link to my bank account, do I need to do this for blockchain?

Second, I see comments about addresses on bitcoin transactions. What is that? For instance have seen people say they put in the wrong address.

just for coinbase and only if you plan to sell your bitcoin there. if you just want to buy bitcoin on coinbase you can use your debit card.

bitcoin addresses are where you send your bitcoin to. your wallet or exchange will create a bitcoin address when you want to send/recieve bitcoin and you copy paste that address.

Thanks that helps!

One more question, when going from blockchain to coinbase how does this work?

BTC requested: 4/10 @ 9:30p
BTC received: 4/11 @ 9:40a

What does BTC stand for?

you go into coinbase and click 'recieve' it will generate a new address for you. copy that address. go into your blockchain wallet and click 'send' then paste your coinbase address. and it will be there in 10-20 minutes or so.

bitcoin

Who else always receives less bitcoin than they are supposed to? I have cashed out 8 times and my wallet has no fees but they have scammed me for about $600 of missing money

Example: request $5000 receive $4950

Almost certain that this is not due to market fluctuations. I checked prices at time they sent it and time I received it and the difference is never more than .25-.5%. I've received transfers that were off by 3-4%. Also if it was just due to market fluctuations half the time I would receive more not less. It seems like every time I receive it is always less than quoted.

Also I noticed that when depositing they seem to charge more than you request. So for $5000 deposit they take $5005 or $5010