Hi There,
Dunover: Am I being dense here, but I can't see the pending period mentioned in the T&C's. Also I notice a 10k$ per month w/d limit. If you won a progressive your w/d would be strung out over many months, which is strange considering the casino itself doesn't pay it?
Sorry, when you can go and play Playtech at sites with instant w/d's and few limits, I can't see why I would want to join it.
Thanks very much for bringing this up. A couple of years ago we actually updated our progressive policy to fall in line with the accredited terms set out here at Casinomeister.
Here's the details:
6.5.3 You are aware of and agree that the maximum amount that a Player can cash-out is $10,000 USD (or the equivalent amount in EURO or GBP or other currencies) per month. All amounts larger than $10,000 will be paid in terms until the full withdrawal amount is reached. This condition does not apply to winnings of network progressive jackpots which is stated in section 6.5.4. Withdrawals depend on verification of all required documents as set in clause 9.4 and adherence to all terms and conditions of the casino set forth in these terms and or, bonus terms that player may have received at the time of winnings.
6.5.4 Progressive Jackpots are paid in instalments depending on the size of the Progressive Jackpot. A player can cash-out up to $30,000 USD (or the equivalent amount in EURO, GBP or other currencies) per month for jackpots below $250,000 USD. A player may cash-out up to $75,000 USD per month for jackpots between 250,001-1,000,000. A player may cash-out up to $200,000 USD per month for jackpots between 1,000,001 to 3,000,000. Jackpots greater than $3,000,001 shall be paid the rate of $300,000 USD per month until jackpot is paid in full. Withdrawals depend on verification of jackpot and all required documents as set in clause 9.4 and adherence to all terms and conditions of the casino set forth in these terms and or, bonus/promotional terms that player may have received at the time of the jackpot win. The Online Casino reserves the right to amend these instalment amounts.
Regards,
Elliott