Same thing happened to me, in fact I reached 16 days. I then cancelled and withdrew again a day later and received within 48 hours. Baffles me how their withdrawal queue is prioritised.

Cashed out $1.5k and received in 6 hours and 3 minutes.

Requested: Max BTC
Recieved: on 3rd day

Max requested and received today in ~4.5 hrs

I requested max today as well, last night after midnight technically, I was thinking it would be approved tomorrow because of the holiday. Did u request on the 4th?

No requested around 4p central on 7/3.. received before 9pm

Ty for responding have a feelin won’t get processed till tomorrow doesn’t take
This long normally will update

Made a withdrawal and everything went fine on the Ignition side, but a problem on Coinbase. $4800 withdrawal was requested and processed a little after 11 PM last night. Based on suggestions here I did not withdraw directly to my Coinbase address, but got a wallet on blockchain.info. BTC was sent to blockchain a little after 11:30 this morning, so a bit more than 12 hr. processing time.

I moved the BTC from my blockchain wallet to Coinbase Pro. I am a bit cloudy on the exact process, but it was sent to Pro via my Coinbase account. Then things get dicey. I try to use the Trade function on Pro, and it gave me a message like "transactions blocked". I tried to withdraw to regular coinbase to sell there, and it asked me for an "authenticator" code that I couldn't find. I filled out the contact form with the description of the problem and figured I would sit on some currency risk.

I came back to it an hour or so later and finally figured out that Google Authenticator is an app used in Coinbase. Got it loaded, figured out how to get the code, went back to withdraw in Pro, entered the code, and got an error message saying "Insufficient funds", which was odd since I picked their "Max". I tried a slightly smaller amount, enough to cover any fees, and the same thing happened. I started to freak, took a little break, came back, looked at my Pro wallet, and it showed $0. Now I was really freaking, but apparently it processed the full withdrawal, and after a few more skipped heartbeats the full amount showed up in my Coinbase wallet. I processed the sale, and with a little bit of appreciation to offset the fees it ended up costing me $13 plus agitas to move the money to my bank (still pending).

BUT THAT'S NOT ALL!! As a reply to my contact with support I received the following email:

Hello there,

Thanks for contacting Coinbase.

Coinbase reviewed your account and has determined that you are not eligible to use the Coinbase platform to purchase cryptocurrency or use our deposit services - as such, you are no longer eligible to link any payment methods. We are not able to provide you with any additional information.

You will be able to transfer, sell, or withdraw any balance currently in your Coinbase account. Please note, you may need to wait until funds are available for withdrawal and we will not be able to expedite this process.

We're sorry for any inconvenience that this may cause.

Kind Regards,
Coinbase Support

So I guess I am either going to find an alternative to Coinbase, or I will go back to the pain in the ass check request process. I can only guess that I screwed up the authentication enough that it flagged my account, or that they looked through the blockchain wallet and determined that the source was Ignition (which is inconsistent with my entire understanding of crypto). Anyway, one more issue for everyone to consider.

anyone having trouble with wire xfers? i'm about a month into one and nothing yet.

Wow. That seems like way too much of a hassle. Just get a BitPay card dude. I cashed out at 2:20 on Saturday and it was processed and in my Bitcoin wallet (Mycelium) by 6pm. I then transferred it to my Bit Pay Visa card in like 10 seconds by signing into the BitPay site and scanning the QR code with the amount I'm sending.

BUT...I'm not sure if they have a hold on ATM withdrawals still so if I don't want to keep the money on the BitPay Visa card I just use the card to send a Venmo transfer to my gf who just sends it right back and then I cash out instantly to my bank.

So is there an easier way to buy/sell btc and in between with poker sites?

When buying I usually buy on Coinbase —> Coinbase Pro —> Blockchain Wallet —> Poker site.

When withdrawing, just reverse.

Well, that is exactly what I did for the withdrawal process and Coin Pro has now banned me.

I've never used Coinbase Pro. I do your steps without that step.

You sell directly from your blockchain wallet? Does that link to your bank account?

I think coin base pro has more scrutiny (hence the lower fees)

I believe the steps .isolated was implying were:

Coinbase ---> Blockchain ---> The end (your site)

Have not had problem with that, and have not changed the default fees.

Can someone tell me when I withdraw BCH from bovada, is it BCH ABC or BCH SV?

ABC.

$8k bitcoin withdrawal at 9pm. Will update

I've made 3 BTC withdrawals in past couple of weeks, all around $1k, and they went through within 48 hours. One was as quick as 12 hours.

Processed and in blockchain at 3am. 6 hours, not bad.

Thank you to everyone that has contributed to this thread. I stop by weekly to gauge how well withdrawals are going just in case there are signs of a Black Friday 2 happening.

Req 7/13
Rec 7/15
44 hours total

Black Friday didn't hit Bodog the same way it did other sites. There was probably a couple years of getting bad checks, and having to get a new one issued, but they have always mad sure to get the money to you without having the US gov getting involved.

Can anyone help me out? i withdrew BTC into my blockchain wallet and made an account with coinbase that is linked to my bank account but how do i send the blockchain btc to my coinbase account? Thanks

You have to create a new address in Coinbase, then cut and paste it into the "Send" screen in Blockchain. Don't have time to pull up all the screens, but that is the basic process.