Misleading answers from AllSlots

[spearmaster]

The smaller transactions look like reversed deposits. This is the standard way of paying winnings - return any deposits which can be returned, then pay the balance.

Reversing transactions do take time to process, since they are not straight payments. Doubt it would ever take 5 working days but snafus happen, so they are probably leaving a little room for error. As you can see, in this case it took 1 day (or two, don't know when the OP made the withdrawal so going by post dates).

[Edward D. Wood]

The smaller transactions look like reversed deposits. This is the standard way of paying winnings - return any deposits which can be returned, then pay the balance.

Reversing transactions do take time to process, since they are not straight payments. Doubt it would ever take 5 working days but snafus happen, so they are probably leaving a little room for error. As you can see, in this case it took 1 day (or two, don't know when the OP made the withdrawal so going by post dates).

Hmm. reversed deposits? I don`t know. Can`t remember. But its still strange..from my point of view. Never mind - as long as the sum of the amount is correct.
And YES, nobody wants to be the first in a SNAFU situation.

[spearmaster]

It wouldn't really make sense for them to pay you in bits and pieces - that's why those are likely to be previous deposits up to 6 months old. I'm sure if you go back and check, that they'll match up.

Anyhow - the reason this is done is because they then don't pay double processing fees - in much the same way as a store merchant would reverse the payment on a returned item.

The good thing is - you got paid in full