KasinoKing:
Do any of your casinos friendly to US players have a single zero roulette table with a higher table limit than $250, and a bet spread of at least 7 doubles? 5Dimes might cater to high rollers, but there are so many reviews about them either no-paying, or stealing IDs and credit cards that I wouldn't consider them.
I have a payout with Casino Max in process; supposedly they issued the check last week - and out of the only two withdrawal mechanics, wire transfer isn't possible because my bank doesn't use a SWIFT code, which is in turn only for banks that buy and sell foreign currency.
I reserve judgment for now with them - but was looking for alternatives. Depositing $500 with Casino Max cost me a 7.2% currency exchange fee on the front end, and with a $25 withdrawal fee on the back end, 12.2% of all deposits are gone before you gamble - more if you deposit less. After some back and forth, Casino Max comped me the currency exchange fee on the front end (because I don't agree that I need to pay a fee to exchange USD into USD, regardless of who or where does the processing).
If my withdrawal check arrives in a timely fashion, I'll endorse them, but that doesn't fix the tiny table limits - which they can't increase. I spoke to their casino leadership team on the phone, who told me the RTG software doesn't have any adjustable settings for them to change table stakes.
In the meantime, I'm trying to find a cruise line that has a single zero roulette table. I'd been planning Vegas in the fall, but I'd rather cruise, but I won't play American (double zero) roulette ever again.
*edit* I looked at your website; the #1 recommended casino at the top of your list was Superior Casino. I've spent 40 minutes with their live chat, then creating an account, then talking to a CSR trying to figure out what their table limits are, and as far as they can tell (since I can't see any more information without making a deposit) is that the minimum deposit is $25, and the maximum bet is $25. That is the shittiest table gaming organization in the world. An acceptable roulette table is $1 - $250 on the peasant end, or $25 - $20,000 on the high end. Not $1 - $25. Dafuq is that. Unrecommend them, they are not a casino.
The other issue is, many of them have relatively low cash-out limits per transaction, which is something else you would have to consider. Probably the best way round that is use crypto-currencies, which I would guess have higher $ limits (I don't know that for sure).
