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Mr Green Casino - Withdrawals

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Hi everyone, doing a lot of reading on here, some great support offered in a variety of ways, which I have recieved before. i enjoy the gambling life mainly roulette, gives a good buzz when, I say when you win !!.
So not going to 'pitch a bitch' yet, but maybe some comments on this scenario will take my fears away.

Joined Mr Green (after checking on here good score given 9.1) Invested pretty heavily (took no bonus's) lost till my fifth large deposit, then reaped it all back plus 60% on top. (Monday 03.10 requested withdrawal).

i knew the verification process would be doc's id etc to the casino, I have to say the rigidity of the doc's (all four corners and one in colour) was a bit over the top, however after numerous live chats and a phone call or two, the account became verified and at 12.41 yesterday my pending withdrawal appeared as processed in the transaction history. So all well and good.?

Now having played a few casinos, when the transaction appears as processed is it generally on its, most casinos I have played after processing the re-fund is normally back in the bank in 24 hours (the bank is fast at re-funds.)

Now Mr Green prides itself on fast payouts returned to customer, (it is going back to a debit card) under 24 hours the site says, yet .............................not in the bank account after 32 hours ?

SO THE QUESTION IS AM I GETTING PARANOID, AND DO I HAVE TO HAVE MORE PATIENCE, OR IS SOMETHING GOING WRONG?
 
I think you have nothing to worry about. If I withdraw from any casino and the withdrawal is processed it normally takes 2 days to appear back on my card.

For example if my withdrawal is processed on a Tuesday afternoon or evening it would normally be the Thursday it appears back in bank not Wednesday. On the very odd occasion its took to the Friday. So I would imagine your withdrawal will appear in your account tomorrow.
 
Paranoid?
After 32 hours, lol
Try Moneygaming casino, they take like 96 hours to complete the withdrawal.
Or Eurogrand, they take 3 working days just to begin processing, that's upto 72 hours to cancel your withdrawal!
60% on top of your winnings though, i'd say well done, what game was you playing?
 
I can only say good about MrGreen as well. Only had 1 withdrawal back in 2012 but finally had one again last week. And it was superfast actually I made it to Paypal for a change. It was sent within hours to my paypal.

I can actually make good suggestion for you guys who plays at MrGreen. Get an Paypal Account and connect your visa debit card. I found out Paypal is instant transfer to banks or at least for UK. And there you go Money gone from MrGreen and into my Barclays bank account and it only took around 3-4 hours. So very impressed with that.

Also Still over the moon was gonna make a new thread as I actually just won an iPhone 6 in MrGreen Christmas draw where they draw 5 winners each week up to Christmas. So peep its worth adding your email address to have the chance :thumbsup:
 
dont worry there are some accredited here that pay less faster than mr green but that doesnt mean ull not get paid just be patient
 
I can only say good about MrGreen as well. Only had 1 withdrawal back in 2012 but finally had one again last week. And it was superfast actually I made it to Paypal for a change. It was sent within hours to my paypal.

I can actually make good suggestion for you guys who plays at MrGreen. Get an Paypal Account and connect your visa debit card. I found out Paypal is instant transfer to banks or at least for UK. And there you go Money gone from MrGreen and into my Barclays bank account and it only took around 3-4 hours. So very impressed with that.

Also Still over the moon was gonna make a new thread as I actually just won an iPhone 6 in MrGreen Christmas draw where they draw 5 winners each week up to Christmas. So peep its worth adding your email address to have the chance :thumbsup:

Well done on the iphone! I like Mr green.

Sorry but I cannot agree with this on Paypal.

Paypal are way too risky to use for gambling.

Win big and they will instantly 'flag' your withdrawal.

They then freeze your account and ask all sorts of crazy questions. You often cannot give them all they want. (They asked me for a business model?!?!?!?!?)

They then hold your funds for SIX MONTHS as per their terms.

NEVER EVER AGAIN.
 
Well done on the iphone! I like Mr green.

Sorry but I cannot agree with this on Paypal.

Paypal are way too risky to use for gambling.

Win big and they will instantly 'flag' your withdrawal.

They then freeze your account and ask all sorts of crazy questions. You often cannot give them all they want. (They asked me for a business model?!?!?!?!?)

They then hold your funds for SIX MONTHS as per their terms.

NEVER EVER AGAIN.

OUCH thanks for this info mate. I was not aware of this. I have heard bits and bobs about paypal. I do normally tend to use Skrill or Neteller. Reason I used Paypal to deposit at MrGreen recently is because I still am waiting to have my Neteller verified with my visa card (crappy Barclays does not show the code in statement ARGH) It is such a hazzle with them and thinking about changing bank.

I don't like to hear this about Paypal but you have made me think twice about using them then.
 
You should look at opening a Skrill or Neteller account. That way you can eliminate that "unkown" as to when the money will appear in your account. Banking processing times are too erratic for my taste.
 
Sorry but I cannot agree with this on Paypal.

Paypal are way too risky to use for gambling.

Win big and they will instantly 'flag' your withdrawal.

They then freeze your account and ask all sorts of crazy questions. You often cannot give them all they want. (They asked me for a business model?!?!?!?!?)

They then hold your funds for SIX MONTHS as per their terms.

NEVER EVER AGAIN.

Thanks for this info. I have thought of this myself and I have only made small withdrawals to PayPal so far. This means that when it comes to a big withdrawal it's better to communicate with the casino and have part of it by another method.
 
I would not recommend Paypal either, having had similar issues to Casino2014man. It seems like a nice easy option at the time, especially if you have money sat in your account waiting to be used. But any sizable payment into your account appears to be instantly flagged as dodgy. Better to use more 'gambling-friendly' ewallets like Neteller and dare I say Skrill.
 
Still Waiting

hi everyone yet again many thanks for the posts on this thread, they give me hope that Mr Green is a casino site that you can trust, however my funds have still not arrived back in my account (UK time now 10.30).

So still a little concerned (its several £K) , my bank seems to process debit card re-funds to one's account at 09.00 hours or after 15.00 to 16.00 hours, so here's hoping the transaction will appear then. (some 50 hours after processing)

If is doesn't I will be stressing , maybe should have stuck to 32Red. Any more thoughts out there ?
 
Normally I would have told you to contact their rep, Andy, but he's been lost for a few days. Probably on a business trip or something, so no idea until next week.
When next week come I hope you have your money already, but whenever it does I'm sure it's welcome :)
 
Ok in the end

Firstly a big thank-you to everyone who gave me great support over my payout from 'Mr.Green' I received it this afternoon at 15.14 hours. I guess a payout time of 50.5 hours is not too bad. So I guess I would recommend them !! Thanks again everyone for your posts .
 
That 24 hour estimate, like at almost all casinos, is the estimated processing time, the time it takes from your withdrawal request for the casino to process the payment, meaning that the payment starts its journey from their account to your account. The time it takes for a payment to arrive on your debit card or bank account is going to depend a lot on your bank also so the casino can't tell that time. If you use instant withdrawal methods like e-wallets, then you get the payment immediately on your e-wallet account after it has been processed.
 

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