When I go to make a deposit I only see Bitcoin, Crypto Currency and P2P, there is no button for credit card deposit (as shown in ACR youtube video) Any suggestions on how to fix?

if you want to deposit to a poker site using a credit card, go back to 2010

I can make a depo with CC on Betonline and Bovada and its 2021, so great witty response but despite being on here for a long time seems you aren't familiar with ACR...

we say a debit card in england, americans say credit. some confusion there sometimes. i wouldnt bother using a CC card using ACR. you can buy crypto with a credit card and then ship that to ACR to fund your account, any questions just pm me

what time is ACR on in US time? i want to make a crypto withdrawl now but heard they are not shipping during weekends so if i cashout now 8.23pm GMT am i gonna get it shipped today or best leaving it after the weekend?

East coast time, so it was 1:23 when you submitted the request. Its likely to not get approved/processed until Monday because it isn't instant action on their part. Some people have stated they are getting cashouts on the weekend though.

With a lack of good e-wallet options at ACR and the paper check being the only option for withdrawals (which takes weeks, then requires for me to go the bank) it's time to consider crypto.

If I wanted to cashout anywhere from $500-2,000 or one day I won something bigger from like a tournament, what do I pick? Litecoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin, and through which provider, like coinbase?

My concern is also the volatility, but it seems all of these coins performing equally or similarly lately. So, it comes down to the fees as well as the stability of some of these crypto, and then using a provider with less fees that's also proven to be secure (stable), like with a good rep.

Fees: BCH is cheapest as in a penny, litecoin is around 25 cents, and brx is 6 pr 7 bucks.

If you're in US, you absolutely want to use an intermediary wallet and good idea for privacy anywhere.

You transfer from WPN to the wallet. When you want to sell, you transfer to an exchange. Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini, binance are all exchanges, among others. They're probably the most secure. Look up their fees to sell and transfer to you bank/fiat app wallet that best suits your needs.

I would like to suggest a small change to the information shown at the tables. In the "Next blinds" field, I believe that the minutes until the change should come before the value of the next blinds.
This is because, when the blinds are high, it is not possible to see at the tables when the blinds will increase, which I believe is more useful for players than the value of the next blind.

Are bitcoin withdrawls processed at any time of the day except for the weekends?

What's the worst case for withdrawing directly to cashapp? They give you your funds and then close your account? Or they confiscate your funds also?

Deposit from blockchain at about an hr now with 0 of 3 confirmations complete

Hi all -

Up until a few months ago, I was an ACR reg., depositing Bitcoin via CashApp. Zero problems ever and extremely fast deposits (about 5 minutes).

I just deposited about $1,600 a half hour ago, and the money still has not been added to my account.

Is ACR moving slower these days? Is Bitcoin?

It's 10pm on a Friday? Could that play a role?


LOL -- just clicked refresh. All good.

Took me about 45-60 min the other day so yes its moving slower than usual. I'd advise you send from cashapp to a private wallet and then send to the site. I've heard of cashapp closing accounts for minor stuff like sending money to gambling sites. I use Edge wallet on mobile. Electrum on desktop.

Hello, I'm sorry for my ignorance. I've spent quite a bit of time searching, but still confused.

I am trying to withdraw some winnings from ACR via Bitcoin, ultimately to end up in my personal checking bank account (and to leave some in Bitcoin as an investment). I will report all earnings on my taxes.

These are "small" amounts and I'm not too worried about them.

I have an online Blockchain account - I think it's a wallet AND an exchange - but I don't know. I also have a desktop Electrum wallet.

I should also mention that, years ago, I was banned from CoinBase for "doing it wrong".

Do I go from:

ACR -> Blockchain >- Electrum >- Bank account?

Not sure where to leave my small amounts of Bitcoin as an investment.

Also, importantly, I don't quite get the Electrum -> bank account part. Is this possible? If not, how is this done?

Thanks!

Apologies for the turbo post. I'm no longer able to edit...

I've done quite a bit of research and it looks like I can go:

ACR -> Exodus -> Electrum Desktop -> Blockchain -> bank account? (note - I am banned from Coinbase)

Is this correct? And can I leave some bitcoin as an investment anywhere along the way?

No dont do this.

Blockchain, electrum and exodus are all private wallets. Sending to each one would be like taking money out of the wallet in your jeans, putting it in your wife's purse then taking it out her purse and putting it in a shoebox under your bed. In other words totally pointless. Also, none of these wallets are linked to an exchange like Coinbase for example. In order to convert your BTC to USD you'll need to setup an account with a different exchange like binance, kraken, Gemini among others. If you have cashapp you can use that also. PM if you need more help.

Hello, i'm not sure if my account is able to PM, but I need some help on this front as well. I'm withdrawing 5 figures and am worried about going directly from ACR - Coinbase. So I sent my withdrawl to an address from my electrum account. And then I will send it to coinbase from there. Is that a sound plan?

So I just went to withdraw yesterday and I had my account banned. This was partly my fault but also an honest mistake. I haven't played in a year or two and I could not log in. I entered my email and click "forgot password" but I never received a password reset email. I assumed they had closed my account and so I created a new one.

Anyways, ACR let me deposit btc, request a withdraw, and deposit again. But right before the withdraw went through, they sent me an email saying the new account is closed and only my old account will be active. However, I'm not able to log in with the said email.

I'm not entirely blaming ACR here, I get it that game integrity is important. But at the same time, it was a completely honest mistake and I could end up losing money after I tried logging in the correct way with my original account.

UPDATE: I had forgotten which email I used for the account. They moved all the money over and my original account works. All is good.

Yes that is safe. You can also send to CB in increments to be on the safe side. Send 1k and cash it out and if everything goes through without a hitch then cash out the rest. Only for the overly paranoid not entirely necessary.

Sorry, received 5pm same day.

Have 3 confirmations on an ltc deposit that still isn't showing.

I'm confused by this post, and maybe missing some background.

Why would they close your account and/or confiscate your funds for withdrawing directly to CashApp (barring some type of fraud)?

In a different withdrawal thread someone mentioned that BlockChain contacted them over a gambling transaction and was closing their account. The example I just gave was of BlockChain, but some of the wallets and intermediate devices in their attempts to be more like banks are taking the ban on gambling transactions more seriously. However, I don't know where CashApp stands on caring about gaming transactions.

Gotcha.

I haven't played on this site in awhile, deposited yesterday.

Is it normal for rake-back to take some time to get credited? I know I paid in like 100 bucks or something in rake last night, but it shows I only paid in like a dollar.