Its at EH ventures (english harbour, millionaire casino, silver dollar, slots galore , superslots casino).
This "only" affects moneybookers and click2pay, but i think its a bit twisted to allow players to deposit in large quantities, and then notice that they cannot withdraw much at all with the same methods they just deposited. 500$ a week to withdraw and 2500$ per transaction max to deposit, its not quite up to par.
Lets say a player wins a large 4-5 figure sum, and withdraws. Isn't it a common policy that casinos send out the withdrawals trough the same method that the player deposited. This could not happen here or a large withdrawal would take months. Also if the casino is against money laundering, shouldn't they send the withdrawal trough the same method the player used, rather then send a check or wire transfer, i mean the measure most casinos use, are purely to attack money laundering.
This "only" affects moneybookers and click2pay, but i think its a bit twisted to allow players to deposit in large quantities, and then notice that they cannot withdraw much at all with the same methods they just deposited. 500$ a week to withdraw and 2500$ per transaction max to deposit, its not quite up to par.
Lets say a player wins a large 4-5 figure sum, and withdraws. Isn't it a common policy that casinos send out the withdrawals trough the same method that the player deposited. This could not happen here or a large withdrawal would take months. Also if the casino is against money laundering, shouldn't they send the withdrawal trough the same method the player used, rather then send a check or wire transfer, i mean the measure most casinos use, are purely to attack money laundering.
