Topic: Have you lost the money that you where supposed to withdraw from online casino? - page 7. (Read 993 times)
June 07, 2024, 11:47:39 AM
It a normal occurrence in gambling, at least you withdrew before lossing it, the truth is that we loss the money out of the need of let play there would be few bucks left in the gambling account before we know it, we loss including the few bucks we wanted to withdraw. Personally, I have learnt to always withdraw each win and then allow my initial deposit before I gamble again after a win.
June 07, 2024, 11:16:40 AM
My little experience today, earlier today I was gambling with one of these online gamble site then I was very lucky that I won so much money that's up to $500 with an initial amount that's it not up to $15. However I didn't win the whole money on one stake, for instance I won $200, I only withdraw $150 and gamble with the remaining $50. So that was how I was doing untill I won a lot but didn't withdraw them at once, I withdraw up to 4 times from my online gamble account and the fifth withdrawal wasn't successful and they said I have to wait for 24 hours before I can continue to withdraw the money, so while waiting I gamble and lost the money I was supposed to withdraw, so have you experienced a thing like this from any online gamble site that make you to lose the money that you wanted to withdraw?
This is practically what everyone has experienced even if you claim to be discipline or a professional too, I know for sure that almost all gamblers have experience this kind of thing before and for me it's always annoying and I don't even know why there should be some sort of numbers of withdrawal in day because I know of some casino that allow as many withdrawal as you can for a day especially the crypto casino's. 
June 07, 2024, 11:14:30 AM
It happened to me only once and it was not related to any kind of issue with the casino or the platform itself, I would have withdrawn if I wanted to. However, in that occasion, I was waiting to receive a tip before withdrawing, so I could withdrawn all at once and not to pay the withdrawal fee of the casino twice. You know, one always try to save some money when comes to fees, both in casinos and also exchanges.
So while I was waiting for such tip to arrive, I was logged on my account and decided to play dices a bit, in the end it did not take much time before I had lost some dollars, before I realized it simply was not my day of luck and stopped. Later the tip was sent to me and withdrawn the rest of the money I had left.
Certainly, Putting some restrictions in place for withdrawals seems to be a quite common practice, specially of shady or new casinos, so they can stop some short term bleeding of funds caused by a gambler having an extremely good luck. Instead of giving the chance to dry their liquidity, they still can maneuver to get money from other gamblers who lose or the same winner feeling tempted to continue to gamble as he waits, as happened to you.
So while I was waiting for such tip to arrive, I was logged on my account and decided to play dices a bit, in the end it did not take much time before I had lost some dollars, before I realized it simply was not my day of luck and stopped. Later the tip was sent to me and withdrawn the rest of the money I had left.
Certainly, Putting some restrictions in place for withdrawals seems to be a quite common practice, specially of shady or new casinos, so they can stop some short term bleeding of funds caused by a gambler having an extremely good luck. Instead of giving the chance to dry their liquidity, they still can maneuver to get money from other gamblers who lose or the same winner feeling tempted to continue to gamble as he waits, as happened to you.
June 07, 2024, 11:06:47 AM
My little experience today, earlier today I was gambling with one of these online gamble site then I was very lucky that I won so much money that's up to $500 with an initial amount that's it not up to $15. However I didn't win the whole money on one stake, for instance I won $200, I only withdraw $150 and gamble with the remaining $50. So that was how I was doing untill I won a lot but didn't withdraw them at once, I withdraw up to 4 times from my online gamble account and the fifth withdrawal wasn't successful and they said I have to wait for 24 hours before I can continue to withdraw the money, so while waiting I gamble and lost the money I was supposed to withdraw, so have you experienced a thing like this from any online gamble site that make you to lose the money that you wanted to withdraw?
I made $67 yesterday using $16 and then I targeted $70 but unfortunately lost it all again. Similarly today I started gambling with $6 and with a target of $29 or $30 I failed to meet that target for only $1. I lost them again. This usually happens in gambling. I think this happens to everyone. I don't get depressed about them, because I gamble with small amounts and spend them for fun. So I am not worried about them. Gambling should be fun for everyone else gambling will lead to suffering. 
June 07, 2024, 10:54:22 AM
Many gamblers have suffered the same thing caused by delayed payment. But this issue would not have been the case if you left the gambling platform and waited for twenty-four hours. In this type of situation, you need discipline and patience to handle it.
The discipline that I know people that are gambling should have is the amount of money they are suing to gamble. It should be a very small amout of money. If I win anything more than $50, I will not think two times before I will withdraw it to my wallet. I use $10 to gamble every week. If I have $19 or less than $19 is when I leave the coin on the gambling site because most gambling sites minimum withdraw is $20. 
June 07, 2024, 10:49:43 AM
That's the worst thing that can happen to you, and you have yourself to blame because you lack control, the casino delaying your withdrawal is an old tactic so the ball is in your hands not to get tempted to play with that money, it happens to twice and its a big amount and I have to blame myself.
And with these two experiences, I learned my lesson,to control my urge to touch it until the casino allows me to withdraw or play on other casinos with instant withdrawal, this is one of the signs of addiction when you are tempted to pay money that you want to withdraw.
And with these two experiences, I learned my lesson,to control my urge to touch it until the casino allows me to withdraw or play on other casinos with instant withdrawal, this is one of the signs of addiction when you are tempted to pay money that you want to withdraw.
June 07, 2024, 10:42:42 AM
My little experience today, earlier today I was gambling with one of these online gamble site then I was very lucky that I won so much money that's up to $500 with an initial amount that's it not up to $15. However I didn't win the whole money on one stake, for instance I won $200, I only withdraw $150 and gamble with the remaining $50. So that was how I was doing untill I won a lot but didn't withdraw them at once, I withdraw up to 4 times from my online gamble account and the fifth withdrawal wasn't successful and they said I have to wait for 24 hours before I can continue to withdraw the money, so while waiting I gamble and lost the money I was supposed to withdraw, so have you experienced a thing like this from any online gamble site that make you to lose the money that you wanted to withdraw?
Many gamblers have suffered the same thing caused by delayed payment. But this issue would not have been the case if you left the gambling platform and waited for twenty-four hours. In this type of situation, you need discipline and patience to handle it. This is because you will always face the temptation of continuing gambling to see if you can increase your wins. But the best option would have been to leave the place if you have reached the gambling benchmark. I have faced the same issue when a casino failed to pay me because they wanted me to verify my account. I ended up losing all my funds which made me wonder why they allowed me to keep gambling without concluding the verification process. 
June 07, 2024, 10:31:22 AM
This is a regular experience for me and I have learnt how to find my way around it. The longer you leave the money you are supposed to withdraw in your gambling account, the higher the chances of using it to gamble and this will most time lead to loss. This is because there is a high tendency to increase amount use to gamble per round because of greed. I think this is the psychology some casinos use that is why they set very low withdrawal limits. They want your money to be in the platform always. What I do is to withdrawal any amount I am not using to gamble immediately the money is ready.
June 07, 2024, 10:18:38 AM
What happened to you is very common when the casino you chose isn’t processing the withdrawal orders instantly or quickly. The same story happened to me multiple times when I have a good gains and try to withdraw them on multiple transactions and order, that’s when the casino suspect something, while there’s absolutely nothing. However, this is not the casino’s fault to check the transactions and verify the legitimacy of your betting and gambling history before processing it.
Most of the time greediness push us to to few mistakes that we are aware of, gambling for long term is what makes people lose money no matter how lucky they are or the amount they gain in the beginning, they end up losing all the profits and even their balance. In all these situations! I prefer to do multiple withdrawal order to not use or bet higher amounts and lose all my balance.
Most of the time greediness push us to to few mistakes that we are aware of, gambling for long term is what makes people lose money no matter how lucky they are or the amount they gain in the beginning, they end up losing all the profits and even their balance. In all these situations! I prefer to do multiple withdrawal order to not use or bet higher amounts and lose all my balance.
June 07, 2024, 10:17:00 AM
Yes, it did happen to me too.
This is a good lesson. We must always be aware of the withdrawal limits or counts of each gambling site. There's this one gambling site that I know with a limit of 10 counts of withdrawals each day and I think that's enough for those who want to keep on withdrawing their profits after they play.
I think many gamblers have already experienced this and it's all up to you if you can control to not gamble for a day and wait for that 24 hours to expire.
This is where the vault feature will sometimes help. If you do not want to see your balance then you can keep it there so that the urge to gamble can be limited.
Still, this is not the fault of the gambling sites, they have the TOS and the warnings about his cases so I guess you should just remember it from now on.
This is a good lesson. We must always be aware of the withdrawal limits or counts of each gambling site. There's this one gambling site that I know with a limit of 10 counts of withdrawals each day and I think that's enough for those who want to keep on withdrawing their profits after they play.
I think many gamblers have already experienced this and it's all up to you if you can control to not gamble for a day and wait for that 24 hours to expire.
This is where the vault feature will sometimes help. If you do not want to see your balance then you can keep it there so that the urge to gamble can be limited.
Still, this is not the fault of the gambling sites, they have the TOS and the warnings about his cases so I guess you should just remember it from now on.
June 07, 2024, 10:11:57 AM
My little experience today, earlier today I was gambling with one of these online gamble site then I was very lucky that I won so much money that's up to $500 with an initial amount that's it not up to $15. However I didn't win the whole money on one stake, for instance I won $200, I only withdraw $150 and gamble with the remaining $50. So that was how I was doing untill I won a lot but didn't withdraw them at once, I withdraw up to 4 times from my online gamble account and the fifth withdrawal wasn't successful and they said I have to wait for 24 hours before I can continue to withdraw the money, so while waiting I gamble and lost the money I was supposed to withdraw, so have you experienced a thing like this from any online gamble site that make you to lose the money that you wanted to withdraw?
We do know that casinos do have that withdrawal limits on a certain account which it could really be that depending on account level or what, but basing up on experience then those thresholds wont really be thattoo small on which considering on what you had said or illustrated on here on how much you have won which it isnt really that to big. This is why it would really be that something odd that they had restrict you on making some withdrawal basing up that im pretty sure that you hadnt been able to hit up those thousahds which are usually the amount which would be the limit. If they make out some hold on your withdrawal because of constant winning or witdrawals then it is really that too obvious that they are stopping you on milking them out.
Would you mind on telling on what site you are dealing or playing with? It is really just that odd that they are holding your withdrawal basing up on the amount
that you are really that withdrawing so that people will really be at least aware on this one.
June 07, 2024, 10:01:09 AM
So that was how I was doing untill I won a lot but didn't withdraw them at once, I withdraw up to 4 times from my online gamble account and the fifth withdrawal wasn't successful and they said I have to wait for 24 hours before I can continue to withdraw the money, so while waiting I gamble and lost the money I was supposed to withdraw, so have you experienced a thing like this from any online gamble site that make you to lose the money that you wanted to withdraw?
You shouldn’t withdraw frequently because your account will surely get flagged for potential mixing despite you are just regularly winning. Frequent withdrawal will always show a warning for the casino that’s why it’s better to withdraw at one go or just save your balance on casino vault if this feature is available to avoid inconvenience.
Luckily in your story, your account is just temporarily unable to withdraw for the day while you still have your balance. I experienced this before but due to the KYC imposed to my account due to my frequent deposits/withdrawal.
Just don’t be greedy and play carelessly using the balance remaining to your casino wallet.
June 07, 2024, 09:59:26 AM
My little experience today, earlier today I was gambling with one of these online gamble site then I was very lucky that I won so much money that's up to $500 with an initial amount that's it not up to $15. However I didn't win the whole money on one stake, for instance I won $200, I only withdraw $150 and gamble with the remaining $50. So that was how I was doing untill I won a lot but didn't withdraw them at once, I withdraw up to 4 times from my online gamble account and the fifth withdrawal wasn't successful and they said I have to wait for 24 hours before I can continue to withdraw the money, so while waiting I gamble and lost the money I was supposed to withdraw, so have you experienced a thing like this from any online gamble site that make you to lose the money that you wanted to withdraw?
Of course, it is a normal thing that happens to gamblers, and this is why it is good to withdraw all your wins at once so that you don't get tempted to gamble again with the balance in your account. However, I will say because you have made a good win today, and you will not regret your actions. Some people are bad in managing their bankroll when gambling, and if they did not empty it, their mind will not be settled. Congratulations on your win, and I hope that you have learnt a lesson of not keeping funds in your gambling account to prevent such scenario repeating itself. This happen to gamblers who do not have self control over their gambling activities, and also greedy gamblers who are not satisfied with little wins and want to gamble more to see if they will win again. OP, will I say that you are lucky to have withdrawn majority of your funds, if not you might be triggered to continue playing after the loss.
June 07, 2024, 09:58:51 AM
I do not withdraw like that because I prefer to withdraw at once. The amount that I have withdrawn before has not been more than $250. I withdrew it at once.
If you leave money on a gambling site and you continue to gamble with it, just know that you will likely later lose the money. That is how gambling is.
If you leave money on a gambling site and you continue to gamble with it, just know that you will likely later lose the money. That is how gambling is.
June 07, 2024, 09:57:57 AM
the fifth withdrawal wasn't successful and they said I have to wait for 24 hours before I can continue to withdraw the money, so while waiting I gamble and lost the money I was supposed to withdraw, so have you experienced a thing like this from any online gamble site that make you to lose the money that you wanted to withdraw?
just curious what was the reason why the withdrawal was rejected and how much exactly were you able to withdraw on your previous withdrawals? Does the casino have a maximum withdrawal limit amount per day? if so how much? anyway, yeah, instances like gambling the money you were supposed to withdraw from a casino do happen, in my case I didn't experience my withdrawal being rejected, I just continued gambling despite knowing I should be stopping and withdrawing the money to keep the winnings.
June 07, 2024, 09:56:55 AM
Several times. And almost the same scenario you gave. Rounding off the amount to withdraw and noticed some extra $3 so I started playing it on dice and then winning some losing some until I lost more than $3 and had to chase the loss again. The kind of game that you just click to win and lose too. And if you are winning, you wage more because the luck is on your side.
If you can remind yourself of what happened the last time, you may be able to avoid losing it all.
If you can remind yourself of what happened the last time, you may be able to avoid losing it all.
June 07, 2024, 09:54:35 AM
Yes multiple of times and most of it for some silly OCD I had. Whenever I am prepared to withdraw from a casino, I used to see how much withdrawal fee would I be paying and I tried to get that small fee betting at the last moment. Most of the times I was successful but on a few bad times, I lost hundreds of dollars for covering a few dollar fee.
It was my OCD. It felt more sad when most of my earnings were from sports betting where I spent hours analyzing through h2h sites and recent news. I might have done similar this year too but I stopped mideway not losing the significant portion.
It was my OCD. It felt more sad when most of my earnings were from sports betting where I spent hours analyzing through h2h sites and recent news. I might have done similar this year too but I stopped mideway not losing the significant portion.
June 07, 2024, 09:48:26 AM
This is where preferences comes in, one major thing I consider before using any gambling sites is instant withdrawal which is okay with the site you used but the limited withdrawal is a red flag for me, I have experienced this not once but several times where I gamble and loss because I couldn't take my wins as I was severely deprived of withdrawal for some time I can't really remember if it was up to 24hrs but I can remember it took hrs before it was lifted. I'm sure too a lot of people here must have experienced that and that is why people switched from one gambling site to another, user interface could be okay, every other thing can be fine but limited withdrawal is not good from my perspective you can try other sites instead of sticking to that particular site that refused you of your withdrawal after how many withdrawal. which means the casino either don't want you to win too much but loss more than you can win.
June 07, 2024, 09:47:55 AM
No I haven't had this experience once. My gambling activity is pretty straightforward- I see the game I want, I bet on it, I play, I win, I withdraw the winnings, and log out. If I lose, I log out, and live to try another day. I do not have to debate with myself because I already have a plan before logging in to the website and I stick to it religiously . It is only when I have no clear cut plan that I get tempted to do things like playing again with my winnings.
June 07, 2024, 09:44:35 AM
My little experience today, earlier today I was gambling with one of these online gamble site then I was very lucky that I won so much money that's up to $500 with an initial amount that's it not up to $15. However I didn't win the whole money on one stake, for instance I won $200, I only withdraw $150 and gamble with the remaining $50. So that was how I was doing untill I won a lot but didn't withdraw them at once, I withdraw up to 4 times from my online gamble account and the fifth withdrawal wasn't successful and they said I have to wait for 24 hours before I can continue to withdraw the money, so while waiting I gamble and lost the money I was supposed to withdraw, so have you experienced a thing like this from any online gamble site that make you to lose the money that you wanted to withdraw?
So many times this happened to me and still happening from time to time which is why I leave or replace casinos that delay their withdrawals because you will be tempted to use the money to try your luck and hope you increase your withdrawals and so many times the opposite happens and you lose the money.
And there were times that you won a good amount but you are not satisfy with the length of time you spend that you want to spend a little more time until that a little more keeps extending and you eventually lose the money that you are about to withdraw.
This is what happens when you have or little control of yourself, you will always be tempted to keep on playing.
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