Re: Delaying payout from casinos, Intentionally or not?
by on 12/12/2025, 20:54:03 UTC
Have you ever consider that casinos intentionally delay someone's payout specially if this is huge money? Reason being is that,
The longer the withdrawal is pending, the higher the chance the player cancels it and plays again.
The longer the withdrawal is pending, the higher the chance the player cancels it and plays again.
I disagree on this, the delay experienced will not make the gambler cancel the withdrawal request he has made, had it been he wanted to play more, he would have not initiated it from the first place, the more reason for him to wait patiently till the time taken for a withdrawal request is elapsed before knowing what to do.
And also, suddenly KYC is being asked after that big win, delaying it even further to the point that some gamblers be frustrated and just play their winnings until they lose everything back to the casino?
A casino that is reputed will state clearly on their ToS that the time taken for processing a withdrawal request is this and that, so we have to wait, while in huge amount payout, they also may have to be subjected to further check or verification to ensure they are dealing with the right person and not a bot or scammer, which is also common to so many casinos behaving the same or similar manner.