REVERSE WITHDRAWAL POLL

[tim5ny]

I would like to see the casinos come up with a system where if a player requests it, then the player can have the withdrawal *frozen* so to speak. This way it can't be touched until it is approved and on its way to your bank account.

Exactly what 3Dice does for me all the time!

Last night I was tempted to reverse $100.00 of my cash-in from the day before at 3Dice and I asked my friend Anna to look into it for me. She just replied, "Nope! Too late Tim!" lol! I love that girl!

[heatherad]

Exactly what 3Dice does for me all the time!

Last night I was tempted to reverse $100.00 of my cash-in from the day before at 3Dice and I asked my friend Anna to look into it for me. She just replied, "Nope! Too late Tim!" lol! I love that girl!

But not everybody plays at 3Dice
I might have tried them if they had the Instadebit option.

[chuchu59]

I like the way Ausvegas handles withdrawals. There is no 'reverse withdrawal' button and if you really want a reversal you must contact support. This makes it a bit more troublesome for the player who might suddenly have the urge to withdrawal but once asked to contact support may decline to do so and cool down.

[bryand]

The "reverse withdrawal" option is no different than the "gamble" button on slots. Its a moot issue really.

I'm trying to analyze an interesting option at one casino: Get an immediate 40% bonus on reversals (between $500 and $2000 only). The only requirement is a 12.6x deposit only playthrough. Sometimes I wish I had studied to become an actuary.....it comes in handy. B

[Rusty]

The "reverse withdrawal" option is no different than the "gamble" button on slots. Its a moot issue really.

I'm trying to analyze an interesting option at one casino: Get an immediate 40% bonus on reversals (between $500 and $2000 only). The only requirement is a 12.6x deposit only playthrough. Sometimes I wish I had studied to become an actuary.....it comes in handy. B

Reverse withdrawal bonuses are a scam.
Do not fall for it.

[KasinoKing]

The poll is already going exactly the way I expected.
When I make a withdrawal it's because I want my money out, not maybe, do I?, I'm not quite sure... I want it out!

That is one of the great things abut Crypto's - NO reverse withdrawal facility

i have had them lock way over 20k for me before and leave 2 k in my balance........
...............laurie

Why do you post everything in bold type-face? Just curious!

KK

[babs7262]

Ditto KK

If I wanted to gamble I wouldnt of w/d the funds in the first place. Heck..I asked CW to dump my $170, If I ever hit a RJ you get bet your life there would be no Reversal. I would do it this way:

If I were to win, lets say $7K, I would w/d atleast $6500.00 and have the $500 just to see what it's like to do $10 and 20 bets and that's it!

[BubbleG]

I hate this feature!!!

We all know why the casino's say it is there, however if all withdrawls were processed immediately as we all know is possible then we could immediately re deposit if we so wished. The priciple being we remain in full control of our money just as we would in a B & M. Last time i was in Vegas I remember cashing in my chips frequently then going back to the tables. Just because i'm cashing in doesn't necessarilary mean i'm leaving the establishment.

[USA2112]

I don't think is wrong for casinos having the reverse withdrawal option, even though the casino does gain the possibility of players reversing withdrawals. But on the other hand, it is up to the player to have self control over their money when gambling. If you really want the money you withdraw forget about it until it is in your account or your hands, simple as that.

Then you have the good side to this option, I'm sure many players who have "self dicipline" have used the reverse withdrawal to their advantage to win more money to cash out. Just depends how lucky you feel and It can work both ways.

Its not the reverse withdrawal button that causes people to lose their money its the control they have when they use the bottons on the slot machines and poker machines ect. Just food for thought!

[lojo]

Firstly: I think it should be an OPTION that you have to ask for if it is available at all.

I had no use for the 'feature' when I could move my money how and when I wanted to with no fees. I may have used it a total of three times pre-uigea.

Now I love/hate it. It can take days or a week to fund an account (how fun is that?) and since I don't any sort of volume moving in/out/through that means I won't be able to play again for awhile when I cash out.. so I usually end up reversing all or part. QT made it a little easier, but I quit using it when they changed banks.

I don't think it's a convenience I think it's a slimy tool.

Many casinos offer Flush. That is a tool. But it shouldn't take two decisions to cash out. What if there were two "out" cages in a B&M? You go to the first one and get your temporary ticket the day before you leave... you can cash it in at any machine in the casino, but you can only cash out when you get to the airport in 24 hours. Re-freaking-diculous.