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    I am saying RTG will not flush an dont go back an stop the withdraw an keep playing on it cause that is what they want you to do

    I say dont go back till you are paid your 1st cashout then do the next withdraw an so on

    but some will think hmmm I got lucky before an they will play an lose it all
    there are many here that have done that

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    Quote Originally Posted by takethemoney View Post
    Hi all,


    Here is my concern. The casino only pays out $4000 per week. My initial withdrawal was processed inside of two days. The rest of my $4000 withdrawals are still sitting in my account 4 days later, still reversible. To me this is unacceptable. I understand they will only send you $4k per week, but I am not getting any kind of service on getting these others finalized so they are not reversible. Do I have anything to worry about? Shouldn't these others be flushed out of my account so they are not touchable?
    This is going to be very hard to not play a good portion of this money back over a course of almost two months if you don't have a plan and they won't hold the whole amount.

    I'm not sure what kind of player you are but I would leave about 500 a week in the account and flush 4,000 weekly. There is no way someone is not going to play and have 30k sitting in an account so control is the key to getting most of your money back and not going on tilt.

    Hopefully a rep can come along and work out a larger arrangement for you bc this is ridicoulous to make you wait this long.
    Last edited by gloria460; 5th November 2009 at 05:25 PM. Reason: sp
    Waiting on something interesting

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    I'm not sure if this works with RTG's but try logging in several times with the wrong password and see if it locks you out. That will prevent you going back and reversing it. The other option is to email support and ask for your account to be suspended for one month?

    Side Note: I know that Club World don't enforce the weekly limit if you win a "network progressive" - they pay it all as a lump because it comes from RTG not the casino. Is this relevant here? If it is an NP you won they should pay as one lump, but bear in mind a lot of Real Series random jackpots are casino-specific, not networked.

    Just an idea.

    Cheers

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    Apologies for not remembering the original poster - but I will reiterate the favourite 'self exclusion' tactic whilst waiting for a withdrawal that I read on here.

    Type a long string of numbers and letters into a document, then change your password to it. Print this off, then drive 50 miles to the storage place and safely deposit your password. As soon as the withdrawal hits your bank, celebrate by driving back to the storage place and retrieving your password

    Effective!

    Completely fu****g mental. But effective.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slotster! View Post
    Apologies for not remembering the original poster - but I will reiterate the favourite 'self exclusion' tactic whilst waiting for a withdrawal that I read on here.

    Type a long string of numbers and letters into a document, then change your password to it. Print this off, then drive 50 miles to the storage place and safely deposit your password. As soon as the withdrawal hits your bank, celebrate by driving back to the storage place and retrieving your password

    Effective!

    Completely fu****g mental. But effective.
    I don't understand this strategy sorry. I like the crazy aspect but I can't see how it prevents anything except you gambling during the 100 mile drive?

    If I do all that, when I get home, I can have the password to any account I have reset almost instantly....

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    Quote Originally Posted by JHV View Post
    I can't see how it prevents anything except you gambling during the 100 mile drive?
    Ha ha - true!

    Reminds me of the wise old words:

    "Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way when you criticize them, you are a mile away from them and you have their shoes."

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    Quote Originally Posted by JHV View Post
    Sorry chuchu59, this is the 3rd time in the last hour I've read a post of yours where you're clearly either in the wrong or perhaps you don't understand the complexities of the situation.

    This player's concern is completely valid. If he requests that the w/d be flushed so that he doesn't gamble it away one night or w/e, then to not do so is pure unethical behaviour from the casino.

    I'm not saying Cherry Red are behaving unethically here - just speaking in general terms as someone who's been badly burned by a casino intentionally stringing out my w/d request over a period of time, even lying to me in the hope I would gamble those funds away (which I did).

    Not all of us have your self-control chuchu59. Put yourself in the other guy's shoes in these spots. Whilst it would be unfair to even compare Cherry Red's failure to flush the w/d with what happened in my situation, if it turns out that the player has requested those funds be flushed pending withdrawal - and they are left sitting in his account - that's very poor form and deserving of criticism / sanction(s) of some kind.
    Thanks. I would dearly love to know which other 2 posts I am clearly wrong at.

    Yup! I would also like to be in the other guy's shoes, at least for the $30K he has won. By the way, I hate complex matters as my brain hurts easily.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slotster! View Post
    Ha ha - true!

    Reminds me of the wise old words:

    "Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way when you criticize them, you are a mile away from them and you have their shoes."
    Jack Handey is god.

    "I hope if dogs take over the world, and they choose a king, they don't just go by size, because I bet there are some Chihuahuas with some good ideas."

    chuchu59: We'd all like to be in his shoes, every day! But that's not what's really important, is it? My point about the other 2 posts was not that I think you're just always wrong, I believe I was saying more like "I can't let this 3rd incorrect one slide..."

    From memory, one was related to this kind of issue where a player requested self-exclusion and you were approaching the issue incorrectly, as proved by the conclusion to the thread - and I can't remember the other one off the top of my head. But just look through, I'm sure you'll spot it

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    Firstly, I'd like to congratulate takethemoney on some great hits.

    Unfortunately, Louise who is the rep for CherryRed and seems to hold some other position(s) with the Rushmore group is off on holidays, so I doubt your issue will be addressed in her absence. Maybe someone at Cherry Red can prove me wrong.

    Asking for a suspension of your account is not a solution, nor is locking it out, as you need to log in and make those withdrawal requests in order to receive your next installment.

    The only advice I can offer is to stay strong and play elsewhere in the meantime, and log in weekly to make your withdrawal requests. Do it just a minute before you have to head out the door to work or another time you can't stay to play.

    If the casino is seeing no play from a player who has "the casino's money" they will make some arrangement so you can be an active player again. At least if they are smart they will.

    For more of my thoughts on this issue, see http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...uggestion.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simmo! View Post
    The other option is to email support and ask for your account to be suspended for one month?

    Simmo!
    The only problem with that, (which is by the way a great idea)...is the fact that you do have to log back in each week in order to withdraw and process another $4K.

    EDIT: Jasmine, it looks like I was typing what you were posting..
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