Casino 33

**Jonathan** · 14th January 2010, 03:52 AM

Originally Posted by Mavin1

Thanks, I appreciate your comment. But what type of paper work does a casino processor have to deal with and what is done regarding tax information? Is it casino tax or players tax? Where does this info get sent? Not trying to be a pest about this, but would really like to know, in order to have a better understanding of the casinos side of the headaches and what causes delays and such with some but not with others.
Does this just affect some casinos or all? Seems I don't hear many complaints about other RTG casinos not paying out large sums to players. But then as I said I don't read everything posted.
Does your casinos have the same policy and headaches sending payments out to other countries in large sums?
For instance if a player in the UK or somewhere other than the US, won $5000.00 would they get the full amount in one payment or do all countries get the same treatment as the US when it comes to payouts?

I should I have been clearer. The paperwork etc is for the player to fill out not the casino. What you do with any money we send you is entirely your own business, sadly the US government does not take the same view. We would never condone tax avoidance but it is not part of our job to declare winnings to any government, that is the responsibility of the indiviual player in their country. As to non US countries, it is never wise to send more than $2500 via Moneygram or WU, that is why we have other payment methods for larger amounts. Also it should be borne in mind that for most players there is a $2500 a week maximum payout. This does not necessarily apply to other classes of players such as VIP.

**joyceflorida** · 15th January 2010, 06:16 AM

Just curious...how do you get a VIP classification at Casino33?

Also, just wanted to say that I still feel your casino is the most fair RTG site out there. It's a place that doesn't drain your bankroll and also allows the player to win (not on just one occasion). Keep up the good work.

**Jonathan** · 15th January 2010, 03:27 PM

Originally Posted by joyceflorida

Just curious...how do you get a VIP classification at Casino33?

Also, just wanted to say that I still feel your casino is the most fair RTG site out there. It's a place that doesn't drain your bankroll and also allows the player to win (not on just one occasion). Keep up the good work.

Hi thanks for the vote of confidence! As to becoming a VIP there are no hard and fast rules, it depends on various factors inlcuding number of deposits, total amount of deposits, playing style, frequency of play, number of bonuses taken, type of games played and me....

**joyceflorida** · 16th January 2010, 07:12 PM

Jonathan - my suggestion would be to establish an objective VIP program (not subjective) based on tier level/wagering similar to harrahs entertainment for seven stars and diamond players. these players know exactly what kind of wagering they need to accomplish in order to achieve vip status. Also, what would be the total dollar deposit needed to establish vip status?

i can appreciate the consideration for bonuses/non bonuses taken as the player who does not take a bonus risks all of their own money up front. For these players, there should be some other perks (e.g. cashback, free entry into tournaments, maybe bonuses with very low rollover requirements), etc.

What is currently offered for your vip players? There's nothing on your website regarding this so it seems very arbitrary.

**Jonathan** · 16th January 2010, 07:28 PM

Originally Posted by joyceflorida

Jonathan - my suggestion would be to establish an objective VIP program (not subjective) based on tier level/wagering similar to harrahs entertainment for seven stars and diamond players. these players know exactly what kind of wagering they need to accomplish in order to achieve vip status. Also, what would be the total dollar deposit needed to establish vip status?

i can appreciate the consideration for bonuses/non bonuses taken as the player who does not take a bonus risks all of their own money up front. For these players, there should be some other perks (e.g. cashback, free entry into tournaments, maybe bonuses with very low rollover requirements), etc.

What is currently offered for your vip players? There's nothing on your website regarding this so it seems very arbitrary.

Hi, actually there is something on the website regarding benefits for VIP players - http://casino33.com/casino33-vip.html

As well as what is posted on the site we have this week abolished the $2500 a week maximum payout for VIP customers and increased it to $4000.

As to dollar amounts at least one thousand in deposits is reuqired for consideration as a VIP.

I will be establishing hard and fast rules in the near future but so far as a fairly new casino it has been too soon.

**GGW Laurie** · 16th January 2010, 07:57 PM

Originally Posted by Jonathan

I should I have been clearer. The paperwork etc is for the player to fill out not the casino. What you do with any money we send you is entirely your own business, sadly the US government does not take the same view. We would never condone tax avoidance but it is not part of our job to declare winnings to any government, that is the responsibility of the indiviual player in their country. As to non US countries, it is never wise to send more than $2500 via Moneygram or WU, that is why we have other payment methods for larger amounts. Also it should be borne in mind that for most players there is a $2500 a week maximum payout. This does not necessarily apply to other classes of players such as VIP.

I agree with Jonathan on the WU and Moneygram issue, never ever is it wise to recieve more than 2500.00 from a casino using this method, as each time its recorded where you pick up these funds, it also applies if your sending money over that amount, even within the US ................laurie