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The best way is to treat a withdrawal like a final decision, not something to reconsider when you’re tempted to play again. I’d log out, avoid checking the balance, and remind myself why I requested the withdrawal in the first place. If the urge to reverse it hits, give yourself 24 hours before doing anything. Turning on account limits or self-exclusion can also help if the temptation keeps coming back. The hardest part is usually resisting that “one more spin” feeling.
The €1,000 figure may just be a per-transaction cap, but that only helps if multiple withdrawals can actually remain open and be processed. I’d ask support, in writing, how many €1,000 requests can be pending at once, whether the €5,000 limit uses a calendar day or rolling 24 hours, and whether a higher verification level changes the cashier cap. The written limit matters less than what the withdrawal flow allows in practice.