In the past 90 days I've made 15 or so $9500 withdrawals from Ignition and never waited longer than a day. Its your choice ti keep your balance where you want it. All im saying is that there is no excuse for $9500 limit anymore. Its simply to keep the books numbers balanced over a longer period of time. The longer they can hold their bitcoin the better off they will be.

Bean you can always play somewhere else.

I do, I only bet sports on nitrogen or cloudbet. Withdrawals are not limited and typically show up within 30 minutes to 2 hours not 3 days.

I like ignitions casino offering that's what I choose to play there.

And whats the rake at said sites?........

My point is this is a poker site, and coming into a poker cash out thread and complaining about 9.5 k every three days is asinine. Most of us have lived through the Full Tilt, Merge or Cake debacles, where we would have loved to get 9.5 k out of our accounts at all.This (and all ) cash out threads are filled with people thinking the sky is falling, and you will receive no empathy from the regulars of this thread by constantly complaing about reasonable cash out times. Its pretty obvious that you play little to no poker so Google Casino forums and whine there.

hmm non-veiled brags itt I guess. I agree tho, 9500/3days with 0 fees is far better than it used to be. perhaps he is correct in saying that the limits should be higher, I don't know. so maybe everyone is right.

i mean you can only cash out just over a million a year from this site??? not fast enough!!!!

Ya no excuse for $9500. There should be no precautionary measures what so ever. Up the max withdrawal to $1 million please. Better yet.. no max.

70 hours receieved btc, requested next max we.

70 HOURS and $9500 limit is a JOKE, plain and simple. anyone who says otherwise would rather the book hold their money.

Nitrogen has no problem sending large bitcoin transactions in minutes from request. They've been around a fraction of the time Bovada/Ignition has. You telling me the new sites have higher limits and faster processing than someone whose been in the industry for a while? that's crazy

there's no excuse for ignition/bovada - FACT

Ahh yes, the first world problem of getting 9500 every 3 days in today's US gambling market

Your rant is noted. Time to move on. FACT.

considering how things were just a few short years ago ($2000, then $1k, then $800 then $600 max cashout at wu for me/1 free w/d monthly), I don't think its really fair to rant at the current climate. also, when depositing, you know about these w/d limits, right? you can choose to go elsewhere.

I don't deny that maybe they could/should raise their limits for high rollers or the highest tier vips, but I guess they just aren't going to.

A bankwire question, my town doesn't seem to work for these. Anyways an online backoffers free international wires, but says doesn't do U.S. to U.S. conversions? Will this work for poker wires?

So I did a withdrawal from Ignition directly to my Coinbase account. After finding this thread, I realized everyone recommended sending the withdrawal to Blockchain first and then to Coinbase. So I'm guessing Coinbase will likely close my account, but will they keep the funds too? Thanks

Coinbase may not pick up on your faux pas if it's the first or second time. But, even if they did, you would be allowed to transfer your funds out.

$3k BTC wd

req'd: 11/10 7pm
rec'd: 11/11 4am

well done iggy

So 20hrs went by and my bitcoin is still pending. I had 0/6 confirmations yesterday, but when I checked this morning it says "no transaction found with that hash" but I can see it's still pending. Does that mean the transaction will get reversed?

To or from Blockchain wallet? Was miners' fee increased? Nvm. You were the one who sent directly to Coinbase from Ignition. Your guess is as good as mine. All you can do is wait.

how big of a fee are u guys paying to send bitcoin atm?

blockchain is currently recommending a fee of appx $13, which is huge! When we started this a year or so ago it cost like 7 cents.

Bitcoin Cash has a few other things going for it -- namely the fact that it is now 2.2 times as profitable for miners who can secure blockchains to mine Bitcoin Cash than to mine Bitcoin. That means the Bitcoin blockchain has lost so-called hash power, which will mean it will take longer for transactions to be processed.

Hmm, I don't know a lot about the crypto world, but as far as I can see, Ignition only does bitcoin, not bitcoin cash. Also, the bitpay card that I and many others use only accepts bitcoin, not bitcoin cash, to the best of my knowledge. So I guess we're stuck with bitcoin, despite the huge transaction fees.

Not only are miners fees huge at the moment, but it appears that bitpay is charging an admin fee whenever you transfer to your bitpay card which is currently even higher than the miners fee!

I just did an Ignition withdrawal for the first time in a while - a tiny one - $75. I figured I could pay a fee of around 500 sat/byte ($6.75) to get confirmed within an hour, which is outrageously high considering we were paying 7 cents a year ago.

Then I went to do the transfer to my bitpay card, using their current exchange rate, and figured out I have about $66 to send them after the miners fee.

As stated, they also have a charge to send to them, so I put in different amounts until what they asked me to send was less than the $66 worth of btc I have available. It wasn't until I put in $57 that that was the case! That's a $9 fee being charged by bitpay!

Is this right? The most I've seen bitpay charge in the past is maybe $2+.

So I'm looking at paying a total of almost $16 to send $57, which comes out to paying a 28% fee.

Is there a better way to do this?

Also on the crypto illiterate side for the most part. Just requested a cash out on Merge. Also use bitpay card. Before funds leave Carbon, I'll be assessed a 5% cash out fee. Previously, I would be looking at $275- $280 loaded on my bitpay card. I'll let you know how much I pay in fees this time.

These new BitPay fees are ridiculous. Do they have the market cornered when it comes to Bitcoin debit cards?

So my cash out fee was 3%, not 5%. But, miners fee from Blockchain to bitpay was $11- $13 plus a bitpay card load fee totaling $19 in all. Final card load was $272. So 9.5% total fees from cash out request to card load. So it appears the larger your cash out, the better off you are fee-wise, if using the bitpay card.