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Exactly, sitting on a big balance sounds cool until the site decides to “review” you

Bovada was my main site for years. Honestly, crypto switch hurt them a bit. They were banking heavy on fast payouts being their big selling point, and now with random blockchain delays + slower internal approvals, they lost that edge. Still way better than banking through their voucher system...

Had to wait 5 days with Lloyds. Never again choosing wire lol

Twitter might actually work lol. I tagged them once outta frustration and magically got a response in under an hour. It’s wild how they move faster when you put ‘em on blast publicly

They love that “processing time may vary” line. Dude, it's PayPal, not a wire transfer from Mars. I've had underground sites pay faster than these guys with their million-dollar branding

Had to wait nearly two days to get $180 out of Betway through PayPal, and the whole time I kept checking my account like a maniac because there wasn’t a single update or email to let me know what the hell was going on. started to feel like they just hoped I’d forget about the money entirely

@mtran Dude, you dropped 15K into a casino called Nine Win and didn’t Google them first? Come on

Even reviews can’t help sometimes. These sites pop up overnight, take people’s money, then disappear

Wait, they list the providers but don’t let you play the games? That’s straight-up false advertising

Damn, that’s fcking brutal. And I bet deposits never get stuck “under review.” Funny how that sht works, huh?

Yeah, I’ve been burned by those before. Nothing worse than winning ‘free’ spins and realizing you need to wager 40x before cashing out

Good to know. I’ll probably dip my toes in the freerolls first before throwing money into buy-ins

Yeah, that’s what I was wondering about… Do high rollers just dominate these, or is there a fair shot for casual players?

I just stumbled upon Videoslots’ Battle of Slots, and it caught my attention. They’re promoting it as the first-ever multiplayer slot tournament, where players compete in real-time for extra prizes. It seems like an interesting twist on traditional slots, adding a bit of competition into the...

With January 1st seeing 415 sign-ups — the highest daily figure since 2018. The surge continued on January 2nd with 413 registrations and 396 on January 6th, reflecting a growing demand for self-exclusion from online gambling. To further support users, GAMSTOP has introduced a new ‘5 years with...