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Oh, don't be mean. 90K is big money, a substantial downpayment on a house, a trip around the world for two, staying home for a bit to care for your children instead of going to the office. Start-up for a business you've dreamed of for years.

Blowing it all on a weekend in Vegas. Don't you think losing 90K in a week would change your life?

If 90K will change the OP's life, I'm all for that over blowing it back because it's reversible.

90K would change my life for sure. Buy a few gadgets, new furniture buy something very nice for the folks. A great vacation plus money to save. I certainly wouldn't say no:p
 
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great win the sort I could only dream of, id love it in one go as well but keep thinking if it was me and guaranteed id get it then £10,000 a month for 9 months would be great save me squandering it all at once lol, and BMW its $150,000 he won not $90,000 so id class it as pretty life changing for most unless they are very well off.
 
Lucas?? Any comment? Anyway, if you are high-rolling in order to win 5-figure sums then common sense decrees you will thoroughly check the T&C's first to ensure you will be paid in a timely manner. There are a few occasions when a small depositor has an incredible run, raising stakes and building up a monster balance therefore they don't genuinely expect at the outset to fall foul of any cash-out limits until later.
But if you are a big player, play at the big sites.
At least it's Videoslots and not some bandit-country casino.
 
I agree with Jasminebed, don't spend a penny with them until you have the full payment and that may speed them up. Very shortsighted of them, if you have the full amount in your bank they have a good chance of you continuing to deposit but if you don't make a deposit there they are the ones losing that money to another site.
 
Umm how is that being mean? What I state is how $90k is not life changing money IMO. Would I like $90k, sure it would help a lot, but when I think of life changing money I believe the term is associated with millions. I consider the term "life changing" the ability to never have to work again. $90k is not a lot of money these days, I don't even consider $500k life changing money, especially if having to pay taxes on such., 97% of people would probably have to continue to work in some way shape or form on $500k.
I know nothing about the OP's personal situation, but in the UK the majority of people have huge debts and live close to the poverty line their whole lives. For most people here, even £10K to clear their debts would make their lives MUCH easier.
Even if he's not in that unfortunate situation, £90K is still a HUGE wedge of cash for anyone over here.
Oh, and it is Pounds - so it a bit over $150,000.

Congratulations Premier, on your fantastic win! :thumbsup:

KK
 
I know nothing about the OP's personal situation, but in the UK the majority of people have huge debts and live close to the poverty line their whole lives. For most people here, even £10K to clear their debts would make their lives MUCH easier. Even if he's not in that unfortunate situation, £90K is still a HUGE wedge of cash for anyone over here.
Oh, and it is Pounds - so it a bit over $150,000.

Congratulations Premier, on your fantastic win! :thumbsup:

KK

Crikey! Not round here they don't! You do have Hastings as your location which is DSS town admittedly, but anyone would think we all live in Tower Hamlets to read your post! 90k won't even buy you a dump to live in unless you are in terrace-town up north somewhere. All I would do with it is knock a wedge off the mortgage and get a newer motor. Oh yeah, and risk 2k at £2.70 a spin on BDBA...:D
 
9 months is reasonable. I know that I probably would have said "I'll take 85 000 if I can receive those 85 within 2 months"...:D

That frankly is nonsense. The player won 90k, he should get 90k. No more, no less.

'Going in under' like you suggest and paying 5k for the quicker pay out simply encourages restrictive withdrawal terms.

Isn't that exactly what the poor woman at Joyland (PlayTech) did with her near £3million jackpot? She would have had to wait years for her money due to their rogue application of monthly limits to jackpots even though they had been paid the full amount up front by PlayTech.
So panicked by this, she accepted about 60% of it IIRC as one final payment and the other million plus disappeared into the ether at Joyland, no doubt a nice bonus to the owners who effectively won a jackpot too without pressing the 'start' button once.

This sorry tale is to date possibly the number one rogue incident in CM archives, and should never be forgotten.
 
Crikey! Not round here they don't! You do have Hastings as your location which is DSS town admittedly, but anyone would think we all live in Tower Hamlets to read your post! 90k won't even buy you a dump to live in unless you are in terrace-town up north somewhere. All I would do with it is knock a wedge off the mortgage and get a newer motor. Oh yeah, and risk 2k at £2.70 a spin on BDBA...:D

Knocking a big chunk off your mortgage is an investment because you'll end up paying it off faster and save quite a lot of money on the interest. Plus you could get a monster hit on BDBA and pay the rest of your mortgage off:D
 
That frankly is nonsense. The player won 90k, he should get 90k. No more, no less.

'Going in under' like you suggest and paying 5k for the quicker pay out simply encourages restrictive withdrawal terms.

I would definately have taken 85k within two months than 90k in nine months! There are several aspects, one for sure is that even legit casinos can go bust (Purple Lounge) and then my money is gone. Videoslots aren't that big. Another is that that kind of money (85k) is better of invested in new deals or old loans (definately not gambling).

85k is almost what's left on my house mortgage where I pay interest every month..there is no interest to my advantage if the casino keep it. I would have gone PLUS if I had 85k now instead of 90k in nine months. There you have it! :thumbsup:


Isn't that exactly what the poor woman at Joyland (PlayTech) did with her near £3million jackpot? She would have had to wait years for her money due to their rogue application of monthly limits to jackpots even though they had been paid the full amount up front by PlayTech.
So panicked by this, she accepted about 60% of it IIRC as one final payment and the other million plus disappeared into the ether at Joyland, no doubt a nice bonus to the owners who effectively won a jackpot too without pressing the 'start' button once.

This sorry tale is to date possibly the number one rogue incident in CM archives, and should never be forgotten.

It's not the same thing! Comparing easy maths for the house owner (me) where we are speaking of a win-win for me with 39 years...;)

Sylvia P. won $4,188,719.98 playing the Beach Life Jackpot at Joyland - a Playtech powered casino which is now part of the William Hill group. This "win" was publicized as one of the biggest jackpots ever paid out. The sad thing is she only received about half of the winnings.

When she signed up at Joyland, they had a policy of a max payout of 9k per month. Do the math - $4.2 million will take around 39 years to pay out.

Here's the thread:

https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/stipulations-on-playtech-progressive-win.31033/
 
Hi All,

Congratulations to premiergaming on his big win! :thumbsup:

As many of you may already know that our monthly limits on non jackpot wins are at 10k per month. – (This is shown on our page at CM as well as in our t&c’s.)

I have spoken to our VIP Manager and I’m informed that you are not yet classified as a VIP player.
I will personally keep you posted in the event that this changes and you reach vip status.

Again, congrats on your big winnings ;)

I know I would probably take a nice trip to the Caribbean if I had won that amount of money. :D

Cheers!
Lucas
 
I know nothing about the OP's personal situation, but in the UK the majority of people have huge debts and live close to the poverty line their whole lives. For most people here, even £10K to clear their debts would make their lives MUCH easier.
Even if he's not in that unfortunate situation, £90K is still a HUGE wedge of cash for anyone over here.
Oh, and it is Pounds - so it a bit over $150,000.

Congratulations Premier, on your fantastic win! :thumbsup:

KK

Agree. But gladly i am not in that situation and i actually do very well. And even though i have Money.

It still does not change the fact that £90,000 is life changing money. Any online Gambler that wins that amount should be very happy.

The only sad thing about this situation is that VideoSlots do not have Netent :mad: otherwise i would have had a good go on DOA.
 
The only sad thing about this situation is that VideoSlots do not have Netent :mad: otherwise i would have had a good go on DOA.
Coming very soon... and DEFINITELY before you get to withdraw all your winnings. ;)
PLEASE don't blow it all playing DOA @ £90/spin! :eek:

KK
 
Coming very soon... and DEFINITELY before you get to withdraw all your winnings. ;)
PLEASE don't blow it all playing DOA @ £90/spin! :eek:

KK

Lol Due to there terms and conditions i wont be playing there no more. I should no better to be honest and should have looked them up before i played.

But still. This a good casino. But i will be heading over to Guts from now on.

When i come to think about it. They actually have done a good job of getting my first withdrawal made and did not stall. So at least i will be getting paid unlike many others which have being screwed by the rogues.

Just looks like its a waiting game. Thanks Videoslots.
 
was there a screen shot of this wonderful win congrats on the good luck have you ever had a win this size before

thank you god bless and keep up the good work R.C.
 
You accepted these terms when you signed up.

So, I don't see your problem here. If you wanted more, then there are other casinos that can cater for your needs.

See, this is of course completely accurate and absolutely right.

However... You don't think you're going to win $90K when you set off, and if casino's pay out regularly - you build up an expectation that they always will, regardless of the amount.

Of course he doesn't have a leg to stand on T&C's and rules wise - but it's incredibly short sighted of the casino to hide behind a 'VIP Status' excuse when they could have had a ton of this poured back in already if they just paid it. Really good marketing as well thanks to the inevitable glowing report/screenshots etc that would follow. As it stands, I'd make sure they didn't get a penny more out of me.

Whilst the input from Lucas is appreciated, I find it a bit distasteful/ill-judged to post a jaunty 'congratulations' message whilst confirming they're hanging on to his cash for nine months.

Not the greatest PR moment.
 
bed side manner is a good thing the op didn't open with a Title that he / she got screwed :rolleyes:

the title =Slight Problem with withdraw the emphasis is on SLIGHT
 
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was there a screen shot of this wonderful win congrats on the good luck have you ever had a win this size before

thank you god bless and keep up the good work R.C.

My account is now fully locked up. Im waiting for them to send me the email now with my big Wins. There is some amazing screenshots. I have a couple of small ones i already took.
 
I would definately have taken 85k within two months than 90k in nine months! There are several aspects, one for sure is that even legit casinos can go bust (Purple Lounge) and then my money is gone. Videoslots aren't that big. Another is that that kind of money (85k) is better of invested in new deals or old loans (definately not gambling).

85k is almost what's left on my house mortgage where I pay interest every month..there is no interest to my advantage if the casino keep it. I would have gone PLUS if I had 85k now instead of 90k in nine months. There you have it! :thumbsup:




It's not the same thing! Comparing easy maths for the house owner (me) where we are speaking of a win-win for me with 39 years...;)



Here's the thread:

https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/stipulations-on-playtech-progressive-win.31033/

I'm not being pedantic but I've got to pull you up on that one!
Say you have 180 months left on a 200k mortgage (15yrs, the time is not relevant could be 200 months or whatever.)
You pay 85k off NOW and save interest over 180 months as the loan is now only 115k. Fair enough.

OK, instead you're paying 10k a month off for the next nine months. So, for one month you pay interest on 190k. Next month you pay interest on 180k and so-on until you've paid 9x 10k payments in a row. Then you have the remaining 171 months paying interest on a 110k loan.

171 months' interest on a 110k loan is FAR cheaper than 180 months on a 115k loan. That 5k extra would save you 7.5k approx. at 5% minus the difference between the first 9 months where you had paid 85k up front while in the other scenario whereby it was going down in 10k steps over the first 9 months.

In the first 9 months your idea would save you about 300-350 over mine. Thereafter yours would cost you at least 7k more than mine. So, your idea would cost you at least 6.7k over the term of the mortgage. :):)
 
Hi All,

I have spoken to our VIP Manager and I’m informed that you are not yet classified as a VIP player.
I will personally keep you posted in the event that this changes and you reach vip status.

Lucas

Well the only way it changes is if he continues to play correct?



Lol Due to there terms and conditions i wont be playing there no more. I should no better to be honest and should have looked them up before i played.

But still. This a good casino. But i will be heading over to Guts from now on.

When i come to think about it. They actually have done a good job of getting my first withdrawal made and did not stall. So at least i will be getting paid unlike many others which have being screwed by the rogues.

Just looks like its a waiting game. Thanks Videoslots.

Yes please don't play. Forget about the "VIP" status and take your monthly payout. If you want to play take it somewhere with better terms.

The $10,000 a month terms are pretty lame. That's about $2500 a week. Most rogues will even pay around $2500.00 a month. Too bad this wasn't brought up in discussion during baptism. IMO withdrawal limits should play a huge role in the accreditation process. On top of it all the T&C is so vague:

For winnings that are not categorized as progressive jackpots, the following applies:
•Account holders who are categorized as a VIP in our casino, will receive full payment within 10 working days, irrespective of the size of the winnings.
•Account holders who are not categorized as VIP players are paid winnings up to $ 10,000 immediately. Then the Account holder is paid an amount of $ 10,000 per month until all winnings has been received.

:lolup: The old VIP status affects withdrawal clause. I call this the Slots Jungle clause :p.

I just reviewed a few of the accredited and cant find any other accredited that have terms this low.
 
@Dunover:

Recalculate, my mortgage is zero when I pay 85k in full. ;) I will show you later! I realized that we don't have the same type of house mortgage here as you have which didn't make it easier for you. :)
 
Most mortgages here in Canada would only allow one "balloon" payment per year without penalty.

If the OP has a large goal or purchase that can't be achieved 10K at a time, he can purchase investments such as GICs that are locked down for a specific term.

Sometimes it is worse when you are winning.... try to keep a level head and avoid going on tilt.
 
Well the only way it changes is if he continues to play correct?





Yes please don't play. Forget about the "VIP" status and take your monthly payout. If you want to play take it somewhere with better terms.

The $10,000 a month terms are pretty lame. That's about $2500 a week. Most rogues will even pay around $2500.00 a month. Too bad this wasn't brought up in discussion during baptism. IMO withdrawal limits should play a huge role in the accreditation process. On top of it all the T&C is so vague:

For winnings that are not categorized as progressive jackpots, the following applies:
•Account holders who are categorized as a VIP in our casino, will receive full payment within 10 working days, irrespective of the size of the winnings.
•Account holders who are not categorized as VIP players are paid winnings up to $ 10,000 immediately. Then the Account holder is paid an amount of $ 10,000 per month until all winnings has been received.

:lolup: The old VIP status affects withdrawal clause. I call this the Slots Jungle clause :p.

I just reviewed a few of the accredited and cant find any other accredited that have terms this low.

Yes i Agree. They have for sure lost a customer. For those who have not had a win like this at a online casino. All i can say really is that it is the 1 most annoying thing for a win like this. And to be honest it wasn't easy to lock my account. after i SELF EXCLUDED MY ACCOUNT FOR 30 DAYS , i asked them that if i came back tomorow could my account be opened. and they said which i quote '' Yes. But it will take 7 Days ''
 
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For winnings that are not categorized as progressive jackpots, the following applies:
•Account holders who are categorized as a VIP in our casino, will receive full payment within 10 working days, irrespective of the size of the winnings.
•Account holders who are not categorized as VIP players are paid winnings up to $ 10,000 immediately. Then the Account holder is paid an amount of $ 10,000 per month until all winnings has been received.

I don't see why it should make a difference if you are a VIP or not, if you win you should get paid.

The only reason I can see is because a VIP is more likely to spend it all back quicker whereas a non VIP wouldn't so they give a bit a month to try and keep him spending steadily. The predictable outcome is that the player stops playing there altogether in case he gets another big win, and that is exactly what happened.

How shortsighted this is and solely driven by greed, if this had been paid fully it would already be flowing back into the Casino I suspect. Now another casino will benefit from it.
 
@Dunover:

Recalculate, my mortgage is zero when I pay 85k in full. ;) I will show you later! I realized that we don't have the same type of house mortgage here as you have which didn't make it easier for you. :)

OK, so you pay 85k off. No mortgage. Pay 90k off, no mortgage with 5k change to spend. Which is best?

(Sorry, but there's NO WAY you'll ever make a case to me that 85k in the hand is better than 90k...the numbers don't work.) :)
 
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