Would there be anyway to use my withdrawal from ignition to pay for the card or not?

I did a min withdrawal($20) to blockchain and used that to pay for the card. I didn't want to do a larger withdrawal since it takes time to get the card and I didn't want to be vulnerable to a change in bitcoin price.

How long did it take to get your card?

I'm still waiting, they say 7-10 business days and it's been 7.

So I play Ignition out of the Island of Guam. A US territory similar to Puerto Rico. Cashouts through couriers works ok, but would really like to utilize BTC options. Problem is, have tried to register for Coinbase, BitPay, and though they take all Domestic States, they do not service US territories.

Can anyone recommend a trustworthy BTC exchange that I guess would follow under international clients?

Or anyone with other advise?

You could try Circle, which is similar to Coinbase but use a third party like Blockchain.info You would need to deposit money onto Circle then send the money to Blockchain.info although most recently Circle prevented sending actually Bitcoins to other addresses so that might not work.

Good luck

This is correct Circle an Coinbase are both considered federal financial institutions so I would not recommend depositing or withdrawing directly to/from Bovada or Ignition.

However, I have on at least four separate occasions withdrawn directly from Bovada to Circle and then into my bank with no issues or nasty grams and my account was not closed. However, since recent restrictions with Circle, I do not use Circle.

Most recently I cashed out $1,100.00 from Bovada to Blockchain.info

Surprisingly enough, this took less than 2 hours to receive the funds in my Blockchain.info wallet. In the past when I would withdraw from Bovada, it would take 2-3 business days just to process the withdrawal. For some reason using a Blockchain.info address removed the funds from Bovada within 2 hours.

From there, I sent the funds over to Coinbase address from Blockchain.info. This took a little longer to receive but was pending for no more than 2-3 hours.

Once I received the funds on Coinbase (Chose to transfer the funds to a BTC Wallet address), I was able to "Sell" the BTC and deposit directly into my bank account.

I had withdrawn $1,100 and after all of Coinbase's fees I ended up cashing out $1,079.63. So I lost approximately $21 for the entire withdrawal process.

Once I confirmed selling the bitcoins and deposit into my bank account, I received the funds the very next day precisely at midnight. So in all my $1,100 Bovada withdrawal took a total of 24 hours or one entire business day. (I had requested the withdrawal at almost 10pm at night).


I will gladly pay their $21 fee whereas with Bovada check by courier is a lot slower, and you can only do one check within a 30 day period before being slapped with a $50 fee for each additional check by courier.

I also found this article that breaks down step-by-step how to deposit to ignition, Bovada or any other site similar using Coinbase and Blockchain.info.

Here is the link to the article explaining how to use Coinbase and Blockchain.info

http://professionalrakeback.com/how-...nline-gambling

I am extremely stoked to have found using Blockchain.info gets me funds within 2 business days.

Hope this helps and good luck everyone!

They only accept bitcoin as payment for your card. The card is $10, Ignition minimum withdrawal is $20, so you would be overypaying for the card. Not sure how they would handle that. You're going to need a blockchain.info account anyway to filter your transactions so you arent going directly from Ignition to Bitpay, so go ahead and set that up, then withdraw the $20 and use $10 of that to pay for the card via blockchain.

Yeah, like Dragline said you could do a min withdrawal and use that to pay for the card. That would only leave around $10 in bitcoin exposed to the exchange rate until you get the card in the mail. Not too bad, as long as you know the risk of losing a few bucks ahead of time.

Signing up for an account on Coinbase now is a good idea either way though. Then you'll have a backup method ready to go if you ever need it.

Hmm, again I thought they had opened up there because they have an announcement on Facebook:



Did you try emailing their support? If that doesn't work I'm not sure which exchange works best in Guam, I'd have to check around.

Coinbase wants me to use my BofA login on their own site...I'm slightly uncomfortable doing this. Do I have reason to be?

When I send from blockchain to coinbase, it has usually appeared instantly, but now I just sent a little bit over 1 btc and it is not showing in my coinbase account. Is this normal?

nevermind, it just took about an hour to show up. false alarm

It's been years since I signed up there, but if I remember correctly they give you the option of either instantly verifying your bank account by logging in through their site... or by having them make 2 small deposits into your bank and you verify the amounts. That method takes a couple days.

The instant method is the same offered by other sites like PayPal, and I'm confident they won't steal your info... but I can't blame anyone for choosing the slower method just to be safe.

Withdrew from bovada to blockchain then paid for the bitpaycard just now. Will update when I get the card.

The River's Man here;
For my first post, I'd like to say "yay"! for Ignition Casino. I spoke with the supervisor Queenie today to tell her that her customer service agent I spoke with Dec,20 went above and beyond with knowledge. Let me fill you in a bit.

[Called Ignition 1(855) 370-0600]
Me:Describe to me the weekly casino bonus on black jack.
Him: get 100% of what you deposited back.
Me: How do I get a bitcoin withdrawal from Ignition Casino?
Him: A popular use is Blockchain and Coinbase.
Me: What's the difference between the two?
Him:One allows us to deal through cryptocurrency while the other is a vault.
Me: Like in fallout but for bitcoins?
Him:Or like you want it to look like. You just deal through sends and receives and then it's up to you to transfer that back to USD.
Me:How much do I have forfeiting if I unsubscribe from the weekly bonus?
Him:What you deposited, $21.58.
Me: Then I'll forfeit to get my Black Jack winnings and Poker winnings for today.

And so went the call. I'm brand new to the Online craze and already has Ignition enhanced the speed of my experience.
The fun part is when I see it keep winning.

Quick through
Kept $90 on Ignition casino

Tue, Dec 20, 2016 for the amount of US$ 150.00. Ignition Withdrawal Email

December 21 @ 12:13 AM Recieved to Blockchain

December 21 @ 10:07 AM Kept 0.11543465 BTC Sent 0.0701469 to Coinbase Wallet


December 21 @ 10:48 AM Turned .0701469 to $56.45.
Am thinking of getting the Bitcoin Card even if it is $9.99. We shall see.
Satisfied Gambler
The River's Man

Lastly one other reason having a bitpay card as a good backup "bank" is that i've heard of people having their checking accounts "investigated" in some manner or another due to suspicious transations. Essentially BofA will notice a string of ACH deposits from coinbase and wonder whats going on. They have all sorts of systems in place to detect tax evasion schemes and otherwise unusual activity. It is possible you may have to explain the nature of your deposits one day. Bitpay probably doesnt care at all.

Feel old and antiquated, but first time doing this (I feel special)...

Check withdrawal

Requested: 12/21
Processed: 12/22
Received: ?

Will update. Just curious due to the holidays what sort of turnaround to expect here. I've seen a couple days up to a couple weeks in the past. No super rush, just a little concerned about the depositing aspect. But I'm armed with previous experience reading this thread back when checks were the main way to cash out, so thanks for that.

I see people are wondering about the bitpay card still. I've been using it and it is nice to be able to send bitcoin to a card and use it to pull out cash/make purchases within 15 min. One thing is, once you send the bitcoin to the card you cannot pull bitcoin back off the card - it is USD there on out. Unlike circle where you can send bitcoin out. But if you are in for a gamble as I assume most of you are, BTC has been going up very strongly the past few days and is still very likely to keep going up [opinion] so it is not a bad bet to just hold the BTC until you need it.. #gamblegamble

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Im on my 9th business day of my last check cashout the checks have been taking longer and longer and I highly doubt i get it tommorow on the 10th business day but we will see. I have not even received a tracking number yet.. This happens alot tho I have literally gotten my check and had it cashed before I got a tracking number from them. Now they charge 75 bucks a cashout too and its not even good service im done withdrawing with checks on here.

Thats exactly what they want you to say!

Approved Payout to Debit Card on 12/16

Still waiting..

Does anyone else still use the old debit card from Bovada? I was told by ignition that the same card is used for all debit card withdraws...

Anyone have problems with debit Card withdraw from Ignition?

Any idea how I can get them to give me the debit card???

It would be much easier and far less of a headache to just get the bitpay debit card.

Is there a reason to avoid going directly from ignition to bitpay?

Aside from not wanting to go directly from poker site to exchange, it wouldn't really work.

When you load money on your card with bitcoin you tell them the dollar amount you want to put on the card and they give you a specific amount of bitcoin to send... and a limited window of time to make the transaction.

So you do need to withdraw to your own wallet first, and then from your wallet to bitpay.