Online casinos: Installment Payouts/Paid in Full Winnings

[Erik20]

I understand that's it's standard procedure for online casinos to pay USA players their winnings in installments, instead of in full.  For example, Win Palace approved me for only $500 for a $2,000 withdrawal.  The rest was returned to my casino player accont  This concerns me.  If I was lucky enough to hit, say for $5,000, at the $500 limit, I would be waiting months to be paid in full. 

I've checked with a few other online casinos, and they also pay their winners in in installments.  My question to the online gambling community is... Are there any online casinos, accepting US players,  that pay your winnings in full?  I would like to tell them this:  I'm going to deposit $200.  Please credit the full amount to my casino account.  Your online casino will be paid in installments at $25 per month for eight months...lol   To the online gambling community, I would surely appreciate any feedback.  Thank you for your time.  Erik20

[Adebisi213]

I've been reading similar stories on different forums for a long time. Playing at online casinos seems to be a ***** for American players. I would advise you to always do your research before depositing your hard earned money, and in particular check if they enforce any withdrawal limits. I can only imagine the frustration it causes to wait endlessly on your money. Just don't play it all back like many people do, wait patiently until you have received the last dime.

 

I'm from Europe and I hardly ever play at a casino that doesn't pay within 1-3 days or enforces withdrawal limits below $5000. I would suggest 3Dice, they seem to accept American players and they seem to have a good reputation. Although I haven't tried them myself, they don't have any withdrawal limits according to their review information. Just to make sure you could ask their support before hand of course.

[ValDes]

Hi Erik

 

Yeah, withdrawal limits are something extremely important and that's why we have added such a detail in our reviews. It cost me huge amount of time and nerves to dig out all this info, but I hope it worth the troubles.

 

Now, back to your question. I agree, what most of the online casinos do with their US customers when it comes to withdrawals is not fair. Most of them have stated withdrawal limits between 2000 and 5000 USD per month/week, but what we see in reality is something  totally different . Just a glimpse at our complaint section is more than enough to prove that there's a huge issue with all these limits and players really suffer in this aspect. Anyways, we can talk and moan about this for a whole day, but the truth is we cannot change anything. The only way for a player to escape this trap is to read carefully before joining a casino! And if you are an AskGamblers member there's nothing easier - you have our official review, containing all important details; you have player's reviews, published without any censorship; and finally you have our complaint system, which is an excellent way to check a casino's reputation and trustworthy.

 

By the way, 3Dice is probably the best choice for an online casino, accepting US players in terms of fast cashouts and player's support. Their software is not that well known as RTG for example, but unlike RTG 3Dice gives its customers the opportunity to check latest RTP stats.