A bit of follow-up on this matter...
I spoke with Andrew, Thursday, and he stated that the only reason iamkenly would not be paid would be if there was any sort of proof via DCEG (Parlay) of the player somehow manipulating the software in his favor. Andrew realized that if DCEG dragged their feet in this determination, he would have no choice but to pay the player, regardless.
Fortunately, in this case, DCEG came back with the goods, and there was no untoward play by iamkenly. After speaking with Andrew today, it is my understanding that iamkenly's withdrawal has now been made in total via wire transfer.
In fairness to both Andrew and WorldWideVegas, I'd like to point out that these guys have been in business for over six years. We've had considerable experience with this casino (back in '98, as well as ongoing in the past 18 months or so). I can count the number of player issues we've had with WWV on one hand--and of these issues, most were due to a player not understanding the terms and conditions. Further, of these issues, ALL were resolved swiftly and favorably for the player. Unfortunately, I can't think of many casinos with this sort of track record, no matter how reputable they may be. It is an impressive track record for WWV.
Another point which should be made is that iamkenly exercised incredible fairness (matched with patience) in his handling of this matter. I'm not certain if I'd won that amount of cash that I'd be able to be as calm and patient as he had. Good job, iamkenly.