Casino Cubed strange WD limits

**XSX** · 28th September 2009, 07:12 PM

Was just checking new casinos on CM (baptism by fire) and was interested in Casino Cubed. Checked their banking page and found pretty strange WD limits.
500 usd/day
1000 usd/week
and 4000usd/month

I'm pretty happy with 4k/month, but 500usd/day and 1k/week just wrong. What is your opinion?

**chuchu59** · 28th September 2009, 08:33 PM

There is nothing right or wrong with withdrawal limits but with the limit at $4K per month why should there still be a daily limit. As for weekly limits, I think $2K per week makes more sense. otherwise, I dont think I am far off the mark suggesting that the casino wants the player to reverse and lose. RTG doesnt flush withdrawals so the remaining balance may still be in the cashier.

**silcnlayc** · 28th September 2009, 09:31 PM

500 usd/day
1000 usd/week
and 4000usd/month

With terms like that , why even bother playing there in the first place? No limit is really acceptable , but if one needs one in place, I would say $4000 a WEEK would be more in line. I have had a few withdrawals in a week over that limit myself when on a good roll...which is few and far between...so why penalize a player that actually wins a little when they have lost more than withdrew??

Bad, bad idea...on this..

.

**Pulver** · 28th September 2009, 09:42 PM

4000$ a month? Are they joking? In my book this is utterly and completely ridicilous.. And 1000$ a week? Are they joking? I would have serious doubts about playing at a casino that obviously are scared to death about big winners cleaning them out...

I am not playing there anyways because for some reason they are the first casino on the net that don't allow Norwegians for "security reasons"... Laughable to say the least.

**refre** · 28th September 2009, 09:43 PM

IMHO any limit is too small.
The correct way to do it is to restrict betting limits.
Don't offer $100 slot spins if you're only prepared to pay out 5 x max bet per day...

Freddy

**XSX** · 29th September 2009, 12:29 PM

I just was trying to make a point that may be accredited/looking forward to be accredited casinos should have some kind of minimum limits. Let's say they can not put WD limits less than some X ammount.

**KasinoKing** · 29th September 2009, 04:27 PM

Originally Posted by XSX

Was just checking new casinos on CM (baptism by fire) and was interested in Casino Cubed. Checked their banking page and found pretty strange WD limits.
500 usd/day
1000 usd/week
and 4000usd/month

I'm pretty happy with 4k/month, but 500usd/day and 1k/week just wrong. What is your opinion?

Well if we said the average gambler would be happy to win 4 times his deposit, then the above rules would be OK if they also had deposit limits of 1/4 of those amounts.

If there are NO limits on deposits, then there should be NO limits on withdrawals - nothing else can possibly be fair.

KK

**doomed4ever** · 29th September 2009, 04:34 PM

Yep a pure joke as are all withdraw limits. If a casino new or old cant sustain the possibility of having to pay large amounts to a winning player then they shouldnt be in the biz! Do they limit withdraws to 4k per month

I doubt it very much. Soon as I see any limits at a casino i always move on. They should be no limits period. If you win you get paid asap in 1 lump sum. Its up to the casino to set the pay levels of their games to make sure they have the funds for every possible outcome pay out wise. I also see Buzzluck has withdraw limits which for a "super casino" kind of dont hold up

but hey this is only my opinion and I vote with my wallet. I never deposit where their is a limit imposed on possible winnings

**kavaman** · 30th September 2009, 05:03 AM

Thats just wrong. Rushmore group processes 4000$ a week aka 16000$ a month, which i think is pretty good. But 500$ a day and 1000$ a week , i think that is way way way too low. Some MG casinos process tens of thousands a day if needed. Is cubed really that small casino that they can't pay more then 1000$ a week? This is just my personal opinion.

**cheetahwind** · 1st October 2009, 10:03 AM

Well it also does state below that they will raise the limits in the coming months. Being that there new there just not allowing larger withdrawals at this point.

Which could point to one of two things.
1) There cashflow right now is already struggling being new.

2) There just being chincy with how much risk there willing to take.

So that's my understanding on it so far. Otherwise I haven't really been dissapointed with the customer service and withdrawals overall.