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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 that
too 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.  ;D

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Most of gamblers must be ever experienced that, I personally experienced it when BTC transaction fees were very expensive, I wanted to withdraw $50 but needed $10 for the transaction fee.
I decided to withdraw it later after the fees go down a bit, but the temptation to play again is very strong and in the end I lose it all.
It also ever happened that I couldnt withdraw because the website payment system was broken and when it was fixed, my balance had already run out lol.

Is it wrong for the casino site to limit the number of times you make a withdrawal?
It depends on how ToS each online casino has, if you are indeed limited on a few withdrawals, you need to be patient to wait for the next day.

Losing money that you should have withdrawn is your own responsibility.
You shouldn't have used the withdrawn money to get back into the game, it's entirely your fault.

Learning to obey the rules you make yourself is difficult, but when you break them you will regret it, as happened in your case this time.
But if I were you and got a $500 win, I would withdraw everything in just one withdrawal, and probably only $10 would be left.

I think everyone must do the same thing as you but most of them will learn that it is the wrong way to wait for time while gambling again, the money that should be withdrawn but instead is played and ends up losing, obviously that is very annoying but it is not the casino's fault but it's your fault, you should go look for another hobby while waiting for time or do other positive activities so you can forget about playing again, I'm sure that will really help you so you don't lose money.

I also don't blame you, as I said, everyone has made mistakes like that, so it's normal to occasionally do that, at least you have withdrawn your winnings several times before, so it's no problem losing a little of your money rather than losing all of your money. If you include your previous winnings, this will definitely be a valuable lesson for you in the future to be more careful and not spend time gambling again to fill the void, go out and look for another hobby so you can fill your free time to be able to withdraw your next winnings.  ;) ;)

When you know you are already done gambling and you want to withdraw the money from your gambling account, you should stop gambling instantly and never gamble more. But $500 which you mentioned earlier, is not really a big amount of money that you won’t be able to withdraw at once from a gambling site, or is there anything you are not really telling us, or maybe the amount is more than $500, you just cited that as an example. Whenever I am gambling and I want to make a withdrawal, most of the money I do withdraw doesn’t exceed my gambling account withdrawal limit, so I do withdraw all my money at once and not gradually. I will say what happened to you hasn’t happened to me before in gambling.

If you already withdrew 4 times, you aren't down anything so does it really matter? Sometimes a person gets to feeling like they cannot lose no matter what they play, but the reality is it was just your time to win. Take the win, and go hang out with a friend or something. Don't keep going and think you're going to win forever.

It happened to me so many times before, I was going to withdraw it but I suddenly became greedy and played again, I bet it all in and set an odd with 80% chance to win, but I still lose, and there are also times that I would play a last game but I would lose, and it would trigger me to play more till I would end up losing all of the money in my account.

This has happened with me multiple times. Last time this happened during the Indian Premier League. I made good money around 2000$. I was about to withdraw it, but due to the high network fees, I thought to keep the money at the casino only. Then during one IPL game, I was tempted to bet a small amount to make a small profit, but unfortunately the bet went into losses. Now, in order to recover that lost amount, I lose all the remaining balance. So yes, in gambling, this happens a lot of time, and we need to be mentally prepared for it.

The withdrawal limit that can be done in a day can be an obstacle that makes people lose money after they get a win.
Well. What I understand from your case is that the problem lies there [withdrawal limit]. The online betting site you play sets a withdrawal limit of no more than four times in 24 hours so that when you make the fifth withdrawal, the casino will inform you to wait up to 24 hours for the next withdrawal.

Ever. When the withdrawal limit is maximum, the remaining large amount of money will automatically decrease because you continue to play. When that situation happened to me, I chose to stop and come back tomorrow.

At least you should be happy you were wise enough to withdraw the first $150, which is almost 10 times of your initial deposit of $15, because one thing about online casino business is that when a user is noticed to be constantly winning always, casinos will always find a way to make that user lose his bet if he keeps gambling, which is exactly what happened here.

If I'm to understand you correctly, are you trying to say that the 4 withdrawals you made were on the same day, and on your attempt to make the 5th withdrawal on the same day, you were asked to wait for 24hrs before it could be processed, Is that what you meant?.

I gotta say, turning $15 into $500 takes some major luck and skill.  Id be over the moon too if that happened to me.  But man, getting sucked back in and losing it all? Brutal.  I think casino sites know exactly what they are doing with tactics like delayed withdrawals.  They reel you right back in.

For next time maybe have a withdraw threshold and if you hit it,  stick to it, no matter what!  Ive been there though, so no judgment! Just gotta get a system so it doesnt happen again.

You're at least betting small amounts of money, even though you had higher earning capabilities that you lost. These few dollars away from your goal are what usually get you, and you end up losing more in the process. It has happened to me not only in gambling but also in trading as well, and I've learned the hard way that it's usually not a good idea.

For this very reason, I prefer to partially withdraw any significant balances from my account, leaving minor amounts that I slowly build up. Although this isn't always the case, it's at least what I'm striving for.

That has happened to me a few times but not in same way as yours, there was this time I would fund my bet account with more than I wish to use on betting as a means to avoiding spending it since I didn't have the idea of having a separate account to keep your emergency funds and other saving, so keeping the money in my bet account was my best alternative and it worked since I am hardly the type to gamble very often, then a day came and I felt like playing one of those simulation on sportybet and then I kept on losing and I later won the money back withi extra profits and I was Supposed to withdraw it to my spending account but I slept off and the next day I end up losing the amount i was supposed to withdraw.

Yes I have seen someone that won a huge amount on sports betting but this wasn't online it was the physical betting shop and they told him to come back in two days time after giving him part of his winning but he started playing with the money that the gambling shop was owing him and lost almost all before he stopped and caused a lot of drama at the betting shop that had it been they paid him all his money at once that  would not have continued playing till the extent he lost a lot of money but for me what causes gamblers to become impatient after a win is still the addiction we are talking about because if you won a bet and the betting site gave you 24 hours to make further withdrawal after you have already withdrawn part of the winning why not exercise patience and withdraw all the following day instead of trying if you can win more and lost in the process.
It is normal for a betting site to differ your winning if it involves a huge amount but it is left for you to wait till they are able to pay you up instead of to continue gambling.

When I get a big win from gambling that I do, I always mistakenly think that luck is on my side, so I choose to continue playing rather than withdrawing. But instead of me getting a bigger win than before, this behavior only lost what I had gained. So what I get from gambling is just a feeling of regret. But the strange thing about gambling, even though I have lost a lot of money in gambling, somehow it makes me feel marketing with gambling more and more. And do you also feel the same as what I feel..?

"When I win, it makes me more addicted to gambling, while when I lose, it makes me more curious about gambling."

First, did you check the number of times you can withdraw from that casino in a day? It might be that there are limits to what you can withdraw in a day or the number of times you can initiate withdrawals but you were too excited to check. Another thing is, it might be a strategy by the casino to make gamblers keep their money

As a gambler, one virtue you shouldn't take for granted is self control. We wouldn't be discussing this if you didn't fall for the temptation to gamble again after your initial plan to stop playing. I have had a similar experience like yours before and I must say it really hurts to lose money you've successfully earned. Just like me, I hope this teaches you to quit when you still can and resist any temptation to keep playing when you should be walking home with your money.

You were smart OP, maybe you shouldn't withdraw frequently, you can only bet what you want to bet and the rest or the majority of the balance in the bank can't be bet, only as little as possible, you can make these withdrawals weekly so as not to attract attention from any suspicions the casino may have of you.

You just need to control yourself by not being too greedy in betting a part of your bankroll that you "should" have withdrawn, but the difference is that you will make these withdrawals less frequently.

I have never experienced such a thing, it is because of the withdrawal constraints that require you to wait for 24 hours and then you reuse the money you should have withdrawn at that time, but I once experienced a win from a capital of $10 and became $300 then I thought this was enough to stop and take the profit, I thought about what I would buy at that time, and stopped for a moment to take a breath, but I was still curious about the next game and even from $300 to $200 and continued I thought I wanted to get back at least up to $300, but the game continued which ended up losing everything and I did not withdraw a penny, even though I had thought I would use it to shop with it.

A bit similar to your story perhaps although on different obstacles, you because of the time constraints of processing withdrawals and I because of the sense of curiosity, two different contexts but both have stories of failing to withdraw money that has been won and even thought of spending outside gambling.

Of course it can happen very easily and I'd lie if I said it hadn't happened to me. But rather than supposed, I'd say it was money that I wanted to withdraw. Thanks for me I haven't been playing with money I can't afford to lose. So when I lost a balance I was looking at withdrawing, I just replaced it when I needed money with cash from my bank.

I think really most people should apply this principle when gambling. Otherwise without such limits it's hard to avoid hard and uncomfortable situations.

this happens to everyone, especially when you force yourself to continue gambling instead of cashing out, of course because we have money and hoping to win again so we try to place a bet but we don't know that the previous money that we earned will only run out even more... Money management and self control, these are just some of the things that we will always remember to avoid such incidents and also to avoid being greedy and addicted to gambling.

During my early time in gambling yes as I become more greedy though not literally waiting for a time to withdraw it but since I do have the target to withdraw, I still fail to follow it and the result is not ok. You should have control yourself not to gamble everything, well its a big luck to win that much from a small capital only so next time if you have the opportunity again to take profit, better not to be greedy and be patient until you succeed with your withdrawal.

To avoid the temptation to continue gambling more, stop whenever you have a reasonable amount won. Just stop and withdraw the money first before starting to think about playing more. This just makes me remember a day when I won some reasonable amount of money in an online casino, but I still wasted it on the casino again because I was aiming to win a higher amount of money.

That is how I started gambling again. Despite wasted  the money I won, I still deposited more to see if I would be lucky but ended up with nothing. In fact, it is a very sad day that I will never forget in my life, but since that day I got the experience any time I was able to won some good amount of money, I always try to withdraw it first before I proceed gambling again, so once I withdraw, I always have a fixed amount that I always deposited and if I wasted it then I stop for that day.

There have been times I have played a game and I wish to withdraw my profit but exact same experience as yours is what I get and I will end up loosing the funds to the casino and end up having my self to blame for not been patient enough, but sometimes I do think, could it be possible it was a strategy for the casino to get me to loosing my funds at some point, because  I don't know why they will have to delayed my withdrawal that long which eventually turns out to feel like an inducement in to gambling what I didn't plan to gamble.

If you win games in wagers like that, it's most advisible you withdraw your funds and if do any reason they are not allowing you get your money at that point, then make sure to wait till the time frame elapses then get your money withdrawn.

It's your typical day and the same goes for the most of us. You're even fortunate to withdraw $150 from the $200 win that you've got.

Most of us are confident when we're winning and we don't think that we're going to take any of them because the bigger the bankroll we've got, the more money that we'll take.

And aside from that, with the confidence that we're getting from those wins. It only means that we want to maximize that luck that we're feeling at that time but little did we know, it won't last longer.

Although this happened to me several times, I can say that it is the result of greed and nothing more, especially since I am not a gambling addict.

It would be assumed that this happens to all daily gamblers, especially if the amounts are medium. The matter may amount to larger amounts, and sometimes huge amounts.
What usually happens? A person deposits a certain amount and sets a target of the minimum profit that must be withdrawn once it is reached. Once that limit is reached, he will consider taking part of it for a final bet (some people think that the additional profit will cover the withdrawal fees) and once he loses that bet, he will continue with other bets to make up for what he lost to achieve the target of the minimum profit to withdraw again.

At my gambling experiences I never had any withdrawal failures on my end, but for my friends who got huge profit and capital they complained a lot on that certain scenario. However they never lost that money since the support of the online casino is having prompt service and they responded quickly.
We still have to be careful on this situation, because there's a possibility of scam sites that offers huge rewards on gambling, unfortunately in the long run closure will happen. Ponzi scam sites still existed that's why we're too vulnerable on that matter.

At first I thought it is literally because of platform related issue 'coz it never happened to me actually but can't it be reported to the platform or casino? Problem is if you don't have proofs or even pictures of the transaction because for sure they won't be paying attention to your concern, most likely. But at least try to communicate with them and if they won't be helping you, which happens in many cases, then it is an obvious reason to move to other reputable gambling provider.

But with greed, there's no other people you could blame from it. Indeed it happened to many people including me as well. However, nothing will change if you won't learn in those instances. Always secure a percentage of your profit, as a habit. It is indeed tempting sometimes especially if you found your groove but as we all know how gambling works, nothing's consistent.

However such thing happened everyday to few gamblers, this is just another problem few gamblers encounters most times. Although I haven't experienced such things because I only deposit and withdraw when I have gotten what makes me to gamble. Your experience might be because you have initiated the maximum withdrawal for the day that's why you couldn't withdraw another one, most online gamble site does this but the only way to buy pass such thing is only to withdraw ones or twice a day. And from what am suspecting, the online gamble site might be a site that's doesn't joke with KYC, so it might be because you haven't verified your KYC yet that's why you weren't able to carry out the fifth transaction.

This is something that has happened several times to me. I was given a voucher and i gambled with the money giving to me for several days increasing it to some potential amount before i would withdraw it. When it was about time to withdraw it was taking forever until i got a notification that the platform was doing some withdrawal maintenance that we should wait for 24 hours. During the wait i decide to gamble more and increase the money a little. So sad ended up losing the money and started to regret.

OP, i still find it very confusing here. Which gambling site limit someone from withdrawing a maximum of 5 times a day. I thought there we no limit of the number of times you can withdraw a day unless it is above the withdrawal amount. Someone should make me understand here, maybe am getting something wrong.

Yes I had this experience before.

This is because I don't have a high self control, so I still made few mistakes.

After I regret what I done and I keep thinking to overcome this problem, I try to learn to take profit and control my greediness instead of looking to earn more. It's realistic to achieve 5x-10x from gambling, but don't try to achieve more than that except you want to lose all of your money.

Nope, not like this. If you made up your mind on to something then you need to stick to it no matter what and this is I learned something in hard way too.

So I am sure I never lost the money in the same way you did but I did lost the money after winning, instead of withdrawing deciding why not one more ride and let's see whether my luck pays me with all in which kind of sucks cause it never really worked for me but I dodn't do it often either.

Good thing is you withdrew some or most of them early and this could be a lesson that when someone is winning a lot then don't hesitate to drain your 50% of your balance at least before taking risks further.

Yes, I experience this scenario wherein I suppose to withdraw the money I won from a series of gambling but because there's a cooldown or I have unsuccessful withdrawal process I tempted to gamble more the money I suppose to withdraw and end up losing it all, and I think it is a common phenomenal because most gamblers are tend to be tempted to gamble more as long as they are seeing funds that they could use, and that's one of the mistakes I hate the most because I regret doing that as the money should have a purpose or the money I won should be used in a more sense or necessity but because I can't control myself sometimes I lose it all, I regret it but I don't let it go through my head because I know I will only stress myself out, instead I remember that day so that for the next time I will be tempted again I can stop and continue to withdraw instead.

I have seen story that the Casino hold the players funds while verifying  the KYC and that is a huge amount of hundreds of thousands dollars but since it took weeks or months of waiting? that said gambler have lost every amount she won and yeah ending to be a loser.
this is not far from your experience that you seems to be addicted and being fooled of the gambling site letting you wil for a while and then will take all your money because you cannot hold not playing for some time.

Maybe the casino has a withdrawal limit for its players, if you experience that you can withdraw your winnings more than three times, maybe that will be a consideration for the casino so that they limit the withdrawals you make, if you have withdrawn more than three times, maybe that's enough. approaching casino regulations, but before that, I think the casino actually regulates the winnings of each player, so if the casino gives a win then we can win and if not then only losses will occur, but with what you are experiencing, maybe the casino really objects when you have won and have withdrawn more than three times, somehow the casino tells you to wait for the next withdrawal, maybe that is because they limit the number of frequent withdrawals for each player.

good luck, you have at least managed to withdraw several times even though the last one was postponed, my friend has experienced this, but what my friend experienced was when he managed to get a big win and the withdrawal didn't happen well, what the casino did instead froze his account so he could only daydream, and tried to have a conversation with the casino who said his account had indeed been frozen without saying a clear reason, but he managed to withdraw some of his winnings because he told the casino that his winnings were just divided in half, so my friend would withdraw it half of the winning amount obtained. it's annoying.

Maybe they have a limit to the number of withdrawals allowed? Kind of weird, but hey it happens and it's their casino lol.

Also kind of misleading, you didn't lose the money due to the withdrawal, you lost the money due to your greed. Stop misplacing the blame to the casino here, pretty sure 100% of it is in your hands. Personally, i've never had this instance before, granted I rarely withdraw money in the first place. I just use them as a bonus for more plays, or just subtract my usual deposit amount by what is leftover to maximize it. Highly doubt it'd happen anyway even if I did leave it for withdrawal the next day.

Yes, luckily he managed to withdraw some of his winnings. Sometimes gambling sites don't process withdrawals just because the account is marked and then ask for something strange, for example, like KYC or account suspension, whatever makes it difficult, that's why I stay away from casinos like that where I'm more comfortable on casino sites that don't provide lots of rules and restrictions, but it's still a safe site to save winnings, I've often seen stories of other people having their accounts frozen after winning big, don't know what the problem is but it happens often.

But the OP's method seems to be effective, you should not withdraw all the money but withdraw some of the winnings along with the capital so that you leave a little of the winning money there, at least try to feel the results of the winnings so that there are no problems afterwards, after all, OP's mistake was simply not being patient enough to wait for the time so he got carried away and gambled again until all his money is used up, even though if he is patient he can of course withdraw all his money. but it's too late for sure OP will also learn a lesson from all this.

I think maybe the casino has a limit which users can withdraw for the day , it is possible this can be their policy. When you were being restricted from withdrawing during the fifth time it would have been better if you had stop and not continuing because even if you won the game their won't be any way for you to withdraw the money.  For me I think this method of playing is risky because it just seems as if you are trying to recover all your loses. I believe whenever their is a win in gambling  it is expected to give a break and continue some other time but you were lucky to have won several times. If this is how you gamble it is not a good playing style because gambling is unpredicted.

I have had this experience, but this story was a long time ago when I often played at local online fiat casinos. Cases like yours don't seem to be something foreign to us gamblers. However, I have never experienced this at a crypto casino and I hope it doesn't happen. Some of my friends' experiences are almost exactly the same as what you experienced, when the winnings come and we withdraw the winning money repeatedly. There is a possibility that the umpteenth withdrawal will be postponed, it could be within a few hours or even as happened in your case. There are several factors, it could be that they have regulations related to withdrawal limits. or, an element of deliberate action on the part of the casino itself. It could be that the operator is naughty or whatever is causing our withdrawal money to be suspended for a period of time. There is also someone's account that has been suspended. The point is, perhaps there is something real based on their rules, or indeed an element of intention. Instead, when we wait for the withdrawal process, we end up losing in the next session when playing whatever game it is. I'm sure, not a few of us have experienced it. Even if it's winning money from sports betting, sometimes we as users are harmed by cases like this. To be honest, I don't know the exact mechanism regarding their withdrawal rules. but what is clear is that this makes us clearly uncomfortable. That's why, since then I have never used untrustworthy online fiat casinos again. In fact, there are many fiat casinos whose credibility is highly doubtful. especially, if you are dealing with large funds. hence, I prefer casino crypto and so far I am safe. at least, this is what I experienced.

Your experience often happens to gamblers in general, when they have won a very large amount, they will think they are lucky. Assumptions like this will make them even more obsessed with continuing the game because they feel excited due to the continuous wins they get. As a result of wanting to continue winning, they forget that every round they go through there is always a loss. The more you lose, the more challenged you will be and ultimately what should be won ends in defeat.

Every gambler must realize that losing is something that is bound to happen, When you are in a position to win a large bet, there needs to be a point of satisfaction by reminding yourself to stop immediately. Greed will cause everything that should be obtained to be lost, I have experienced experiences like yours, but I can control myself by feeling content with what I have won.

This is a very common scenario on gambling which you can read a lot of same topic from the past since being out of patience when waiting for withdrawal to approved is what always happening to gambler.

I’m sure you feel that you can try to play more to earn more while waiting while at some point of your game which you are losing some your balance you get an idea that you are already playing part of profit which you can afford to lose that’s why you bet in risky way.

Many experienced the same that’s why you should only play on casino with instant withdrawal feature because patience is always the enemy of evey gambler.

As what the title is asking, well yeah it happened to me once when I was a casino agent when I had commisions on my account I lost it all because I played slots and got the losing streak, the reason why I will never play on it ever again. Maybe they all have the same excuses because that was I think the reason why I play with my balance, I even ask my upline why it doesn't go through but they told me to wait because the system might be busy or congested. Unfortunately, the casino I'm in is one of those that got banned due to not compliant will local laws.

You're even lucky you withdrew at all, you didn't lose, instead your maximum gain was cut short. You wouldn't feel the real pain. I had some real gains in the past and from playing virtual soccer in a betting site, but instead of withdrawing, I continued gambling and lost all, my eye cleared and I was saddened with regrets over my excessive gambling.

Its really annoying when you listen to the inner motivation to continue gambling and lose everything in the process, yours would even be more annoying because you wanted to withdraw, but its more like the devil used the casino to rob you ;D.

anytime I had the opportunity to win in any casino website I will not hesitate to make a withdrawal immediately because I know quite well that if I leave it in the platform there one or two things may come up and they will not have the access again to withdraw the money from the platform, I have seen many people who won game in so many platforms and the platform reminded them for kyc verification which made them to withheld till today so I know very well that all this kind of things is very risk for you to win gambling in Casino platform or any platform and the left it is there

i have been like that several times, where the money that i should have withdrawn and could have been used for other needs, but i gambled it all and lost it all. it was indeed a pretty stupid experience to tell, but sometimes gamblers are like that where they can't control their urge to gamble and end up losing all their money. and this is the importance for gamblers to be able to stop when they have had enough and restrain themselves from gambling further because they will most likely lose the money that they should have been able to withdraw and use for themselves.

Yes they may have a day time withdrawal limit so they put it off for another day, and if you think about it it's not logical, but who knows the truth they have the right to the casino.

It is too naive to blame the casino, if he really wanted to withdraw his money why not wait, it was much better and the right action, but he played again and risked all his money to lose the money he wanted to withdraw before, very silly indeed, I agree he lost money because of his own decision.

Logically if we do get a win and we want to withdraw the money but we still want to play, why not continue the game even if we have to spend the money that has been won before.

So with 4x withdrawals a day it is instant while for the 5x it is delayed to wait 24 hours? Is the casino suspicious of your game winning? To be honest, I've never experienced this kind of problem and for me it's rare for a winning streak to attract more than 4x.

So what about the last withdrawal, have you been successful or are the funds still on hold? I don't think this will lose any of the problems related to the usual casino will apply KYC so that the funds can be withdrawn.

You are confusing lol. Up to $500 and then "not" up to $15? What do you mean?

Well, it's already a great deal that you have managed to withdraw multiple times. I guess this is where you are saying that you have won $500. Well, it's your fault that you haven't had the patience to wait until the next day. You might be addicted to gambling or something. I haven't experienced that, I just don't gamble a lot anymore to withdraw anything.

Maybe OP's behavior towards that service is in a suspicious situation that the owner concludes. But anyway, this is not the first time this situation has appeared, I also faced this situation and the only thing I can do is wait.

But also depending on the conclusion that I witnessed there were people who were not able to withdraw money because of claims of violating the rules of using the service, there may be many situations that arise for us to know about gambling use cases online.

But anyway, we should prioritize services that are popular and receive good quality reviews to avoid unwanted problems.

I think there are no regulations that limit withdrawals and I think it is an unfair casino decision to limit withdrawals but why don't casinos limit deposits, I already suspect gamblers will continue betting which will cause them to lose some of the funds that are supposed to be for withdrawals. They will end up losing everything if they force themselves to gamble, the right solution to this is to close the gambling account temporarily and come back tomorrow to make a withdrawal before starting a new betting session.

I agree with your opinion to stop gambling after you have achieved a certain win, you have to look for another situation so that you are not influenced to continue gambling, give a break for every win you have gotten and think about a wise decision to withdraw some of the winnings even if you have to request a withdrawal will do it again tomorrow.

Since I started gambling, I have not experienced this kind thing and even If i was in such a situation, I will not also spend all the money in gambling. I think I have a kind of strong self disciplinary ability that if I take a decision not to do something, I would make sure I allow the thing to be the way I have said it since I can't take back those words. In situations like that, you just have to avoid logging into the casino until the 24 hours is complete for you to withdraw your money.

No, I have never lost money that I was supposed to use for fixed expenses, emergencies or appointments I had already scheduled. I have lost considerable sums of money, but thankfully in none of those occasions it was money I needed on that respective moment. I try to be careful about that, because I know it's really stressing to need money while not having any. I hate to get into debt and to not have money to honor my word with other people.

Gambling is only going to get things worse if you rely on it for collecting funds to pay your debt. If you feel tempted to gamble money you can't afford to lose, just cashout it faster as possible before temptation overcomes you and you end doing mistakes... Don't ever consider gambling as an alternative for your problems in situations like that. There must be another alternatives to solve you problems, even though they take more effort and time from you in order to be achieved.

Whether OP violated rules or not, he still had a chance to withdraw his money in 24 hours but he allow greed to take the better part of him. I do not think OP lost his money because the casino wanted it to happen, even if it was a plan by the casino to make him gamble more, he would have avoided such plans by stopping immediately. OP lost because he was unable to control his greed.

Lots of gamblers will encounter similar cases like this in casinos, not because the casinos have negative reviews or the casinos are trying to cheat the gamblers. But because, the gamblers do not know when to stop. Casinos need gamblers like this because they increase the casinos profitability whenever they show their selfish desires. OP has learnt his lessons the hard way.

That's also I'm curious about, why there's a problem on his 5th withdrawal most probably the casinos as suspicious about his winning since he bet with a small amount and he won that much, that's why he's silently forced to gamble more to lose it again.

Well, emotional control can be a big help especially if you want to preserve your profit and don't want to lose it again to the house.

Having a strong disciplinary ability before gambling is a very good omen that should be curtailed by anyone who wants to engage in gambling and I commend you for staying true to yourself in your gambling engagements but I think you totally didn't understand the question the op meant.
In online casinos, there are options that allows you withdraw a certain amount of money after few of your total games you included in your betting have been played with the results matching your predictions. Some people do not withdraw the money as they do prefer to leave it till all the other games are played while other people withdraws because they aren't sure if the other games that yet to be played will give them results that will guarantee their winning. So the op is asking of you've lost the money you were given the chance to withdraw but didn't withdraw because you thought all your games will play like you predicted them.

I have not experienced such before, but this your story reminds me of some thread I come across sometimes on the scam accusations board where the person accuses the casino of being the reason why they lost all their money with a narration of delayed withdrawal, where the OP might have requested a withdrawal but the casino declined and requested information to run some verification. In the process of the verification, he ends up losing everything to the casino, where he is trying to increase the amount before his withdrawal can start being processed.

We don't know what he was playing here. But very rare that I encounter a casino that would not allow you to withdraw on your 5th withdrawal. Unless, the casino suspected possible violation in your account. But if the casino is only small, more than likely, they will notice their players and some of them can really flag down especially if they are operating with small bankroll.

And for those gamblers who really want to get out of their money, better wait for such period and don't play anymore. We all know that continue playing will likely screw your funds. Remember you are in a casino, and losing is mostly the end game on this.

The withdrawal limits are created by the casinos themselves to avoid stealthy access (so they claim)... But It's majorly a recovery plan for them as that'd trigger you to start finding fortune from the balance you have left. The biggest mistake anyone would do is fall for the trick !

You lost it when you decided to withdraw from every batch of winnings that you had. If the frequent withdrawal hits them too much, they'll either restrict your account, or lock it temporarily, putting you through the stress of banging on their customer care hotlines. Why don't you just wager and withdraw at once? Look, it may seem like that's gonna make you extravagant on your timely wager, but that's all about you and how disciplined you can be.

Well that's a feeling I can relate to. I have said this thousands of time that it's a very strong and discipline mind to actually not have experience these kind of setbacks when gambling because for me it's exactly what you just explained and believe me, even if withdrew but the actual money you won that you first wanted to withdraw didn't come all out the way you planned, it's definitely still going to hurt a lot and sometimes your greedy nature gets the better of you and then you decide to take the U turn and try to win back that actual amount and that's when you get trapped and probably lose everything back to the casino.

Every gambler has this story for sure. It's not only you OP that has been taken away from your supposedly withdrawal when you want to gamble more. That's the reason why many have already won but yet, they're being greedy and don't want to withdraw and still continue to gamble. The result? we all have the same result and story but the difference is the amount, some have huge probable withdrawal but due to their greediness, they've lost all of it. While for the others were only small amounts but it's still money that we've won.  :-\

I have also made this mistake before but from such mistake I have learnt my lesson which has made me strong. Gambling is always fun but sometimes losing money we should have used to take good care of ourselves to the casino we are using is nothing that can be remarkable for us. There are so many experience we would have had in the past in gambling that has made us stronger now which is one thing that make long time gambler different from a newbie or someone that just starts betting without any experience. We can make money if we have good discipline in gambling and a better strategy to make money.

I've never had the experience of having a withdrawal blocked, because I believe that after two "generous" wins it's time to change casinos or simply stop playing. Even if you make withdrawals, it's likely that luck won't last forever.
So, I prefer to sleep peacefully, knowing that I "did my duty for the day" than to try new games and end up losing the day.

But, if something like that happened to me, I would stop playing (as I already do) or I would change to another casino, if I need to make a small contribution with part of the profits I made at the first casino.
I understand that casinos need to have some control/security and check some game patterns after many consecutive wins, but this creates a lot of temptation for us to keep playing. So the best thing is to "go somewhere else" where you won't be thinking about all that money sitting around.

I have never lose all my money that I won in casino while trying to gamble more again, when you stick to your rules and regulations you would have told yourself sticked what you had already drafted for yourself about gambling. Let say if you put this law that whenever you gamble and win you won't place any additional games to avoid you being tempted to emptied your account. Do not be greedy to increase your winnings after winning for the first time, thus there could be possibility of winning but the losing probability is extremely higher than the winning.

Things like this are actually very common to several gamblers, most especially the cumpulsive type of gamblers, though it's not completely peculiar to them, but they are the ones who face this type of issues most frequently.

My brother once wanted to withdraw (I think) $200 from one of his online casino account, but I think at that very moment, he was having network issues and could not really carry out the task of successfully placing a withdrawal request, he tried accessing the casino with VPN thinking maybe connecting with a VPN would fix the slow internet connectivity he's facing, but still he could not access the casino properly, he gave up at that time.
Several hours later, he returned to the casino try again, and this times, the network situation had improved significantly, but unfortunately, he can no longer withdraw until he completes kyc verification, at that point, he got agree and decide to just keep playing some games with balance, and he later lost it all back to the casino.

Such experiences aren't always great but I guess it's still something many of us will definitely experience from time to time.

Yes of course. I think it would be difficult to find someone who says that they haven’t fallen into this hole before. But I guess you didn’t set limits. By limit, you weren’t determined that you had gambled enough. Because if you had, and you have reached your limit, there’s usually a sense of contentment that comes with these limits. You’ll think to yourself that you’ve gotten what you want and need not go further.

At least, you withdraw four times and maybe the amount left to you was still around 300-400 dollars? That was still a nice profit out of your small capital. At first I thought you are going say that you lost all your money/winnings when you are about to withdraw them.

But, this scenario have happened to me before. It was like I'm few dollars away from the withdraw threshold but IDK what evil got into my game that I lose most what I've already built. I was like WTF? Later on, I learned my lesson and just deposit the lacking to withdraw, or I will use the in-sites exchange because some lighter coins has a much lower withdraw threshold.

Is it possible that they (casinos) don't want to lose so they sometimes freeze some accounts that have big wins, but I think it doesn't make sense if that's the case. There should be a clear reason for the account they are freezing. I have never experienced that, but what I have experienced is where my deposit was not processed, and a few minutes later the casino froze my account. I thought they were cheating but I don't know the details. Fortunately, I didn't enter a large amount of money because of the amount I entered. it's just a few usd. Because the amount was small, I didn't really mind it. In fact, I complained to the cashier's communications team and they gave me the reason, but I forget what the reason was, but the money I put in just disappeared, couldn't be played and couldn't be withdrawn.

When I win at gambling, I usually withdraw an amount with the initial capital or withdraw everything and leave only the initial capital. but whether it works or not OP takes back his winnings because if I experience that, I will definitely panic and look for reasons why I have to wait. because I once had an experience where I got a pretty big win at around 12 o'clock at night, at that time the withdrawal was still normal with a reasonable process within the time period, and when it was 4 o'clock in the morning I got another win and interestingly I waited for about an hour, in that condition. I was confused about going here and there to kill time because I was wondering why the withdrawal time was quite long but the withdrawal was successful, but I didn't know the reason why they delayed the withdrawal for quite a long time.

In my case I can say that I have never lost the money supposed to be withdrawn from a gambling site. In part, that's because unfortunately I have never achieved the goal of hitting any jackpot which deserved to be withdrawn.

I know that some people become greedy and think things like: hey! I have made 500K out of nothing, why not make it 1M? and if they make it: well, 1M is not enough for all my life, let's double... and in the end finish with nothing. I can understand it, and I agree with oktana that this is either because they didn't set the needed limits, or they set them but changed their mind when they got blinded by the balance in their accounts.

This is something to think about before it happens to you, and not afterwards, so thanks to the OP for raising the question.

If they have their limits, they will not forces themselves to playing gambling too long. They will knows that can gives them risks more than they can imagine. They will not continue playing gambling as they will thinks to stops their gambling activity because they don't wants to see a big lose. We may have that experience which we can withdraw that money after we wins but because we becomes greed, we just lose that money without have a big chance to gets it back. I also have that experienced and that's pain after seeing my lost in gambling and that makes me learn that when i can win for some money, I must stop gambling immediately and withdraw the money when it reaches the limits of withdrawal. I don't have to wait for a long time to withdraw my wins money because the situation can change anytime.

For me I have not experienced such before in my life. I have been wining and withdrawing and haven't been told to wait for 24 hours before withdrawing another money. I guess you where so much in a hurry to take your profit after multiple unsuccessful withdrawal attempts. It probably it could be that there was a network glish during the time of your withdrawal attempt. If you would have waited a little more time or 24 hours as given to you, you would have made a successful withdrawal the next day without gambling it all. Lesson of the story is that we should try as much as possible to exercise patients in whatever we are doing.

From what you said about the scenario of your winning experience I see that you were still in a winning position at that time because you only lost money in the 5th attempt while you had successfully made 4 withdrawals in the previous session, meaning that it was a situation where you were still in a winning position because you only lost money in your 5th session. Of course I have also experienced this before where I also have the same approach as you where when the first session I did managed to make my amount of money increase (at least 2x the amount of capital) then I chose to withdraw the winning amount and continue gambling using the same capital as before, but yes of course there will always be time for us to experience defeat because the name of luck will not always be able to survive according to what we want.

But I would say that it is a good approach in gambling especially when luck comes at the right time, because with this method then we will still have the winning amount on the previous withdrawal when in the next session it turns out that we lose, it is better than applying greed by betting everything at once without securing the winning amount first.

I think that makes more sense because it is impossible for a casino to limit its users from making withdrawals, usually each user may have a daily withdrawal limit too, we never know and do not know the exact reason why they have to wait 24 hours to withdraw their money again or indeed make withdrawals too often so that the system marks the user's account so that they have to wait several hours for the next withdrawal or there are problems with the transaction network on the crypto you want to withdraw, for example it is under maintenance.

I also don't know how many users can make their daily withdrawals, as far as I know on exchange sites there is a daily withdrawal limit depending on their account level and that could also be the reason why they have to be told to wait to make the next withdrawal because they have reached the daily withdrawal threshold or indeed The casino that is played is quite small so there is a daily withdrawal limit which may be much lower than other large sites, but I have heard that there are users who often make multiple withdrawals at large casino sites and have never had any problems let alone being told to wait.

Can't think of when I made such mistake to lose money this way. But I have  read about gamblers' complains on similar matter but what I don't agree with after reading, just as yours now, is that of trying to pushing the blame onto the casino or sport betting site as the reason to your loss.

The condition was just to wait after 24hrs to get back access to continue withdrawal, it never compelled you to gamble with the money in your account. It's an obvious testament that you're probably not sticking to your bankroll or you don't have any. Set a bankroll, know your limit and you won't have to deal with this experience next time ;D

whether such a thing can be called greed or not. but I think everyone's level of satisfaction is definitely different. Those who have not received satisfaction in the game will tend to continue betting even though they have already won several wins.
but for gamblers who are aware of the situation, they will not prioritize this satisfaction. because winning will be very meaningful for future bets.
In some cases, or maybe more cases, those who have won and continue playing actually lose their winnings, even losing all their money. situations like that do require experience in gambling to be able to make the right decisions.

I think you should know that you cannot always win in gambling, there will be times when you will lose. If you did not withdraw and decided to gamble, then you should know that you take a risk when you gamble and it was 50-50 chance you may win or lose (and you lost at the time).
If that money was really important for you to withdraw, you should have not gamble with it but now you gamble, so you have to accept the results and not blame or regret it.

The good thing is that you withdrawal few times before so i will conclude that you are in overall profit and if it is so, then you should not worry much about it. Do not regret on losses as gambling is a risky business. In gambling it's essential to focus on the bigger picture of the game and understand that losses are a part of the process. There is no gambling without losses.

I think that this is a strategy that casino companies uses to work on gamblers psychologies, they know that the moment a gambler cashes out their wins, that'll probably be it for the day, so delaying withdrawals can tempt the gambler to gamble more, afterall they're not putting extra money. So best thing is not to patronize casinos that delays payments, inorder to reduce the temptations of continue gambling when you're supposed to sign off. Above this i think that every gambler needs to imbibe discipline, inorder to avoid unnecessarily gambling more than they should and regret later.

Yeah, Some casino use this tactic since this is very effective against people with short patience. Casino with manual with are the best example for this since most of the casino offers instant withdrawal due to the permission less feature of crypto.

I’m not a victim of this strategy but I experienced this kind of loss many times when depositing Bitcoin using small transaction fee while casino has no confirmation feature to credit deposit. I manage to grow my bankroll while my deposit is still pending while I can’t withdraw until my deposit was confirmed that makes me triggered to play more while waiting until I lose it all.

    -      What you're doing is really good, and the strategy of other gamblers should be the same; in fact, I also do the same. When the opportunity comes that I'm lucky, for example, with 50 dollars, I take out the 30 dollars, I'll do it right away, and then I'll just leave 20 dollars again, just like that.

Sometimes it's 80$, then 50$, and I release immediately so that at least there is a winner released. And when I lose, I do it simply, stop immediately, and don't stay in the casino anymore because I might be tempted to play again.

Before you tell about your experience, there was someone who told you the same thing and I believe that if you and the previous person used the same site, the case you experienced was very similar.
If you ask me, I will answer that I have never experienced any problems with withdrawals from my favorite sites, even when I win large amounts I can always withdraw instantly and don't have to wait any longer because in less than 1 minute my balance is ready. withdrawn successfully.

In my opinion, this is just about self-control, not other problems, because if you have strong self-control, of course when you decide to withdraw your money, even if you are still waiting for some time, you shouldn't be tempted to bet again.
Or maybe you should set aside a little money to use to bet at a later date so that when you are still waiting for a successful withdrawal, you at least still have a few dollars to use again but not use the money you have already withdrawn.
But it all also requires managing your finances or in other words the limits you set.

They may be suffering from liquidity problems, being unable to process multiple withdrawals from one and the same person, there's many reasons for them asking you to wait 24 hours and none of these would make me think that they want me to keep playing with that money and lose it. Most games give you something close to 45% chance of winning, so they're taking a risk as well. What if you bet that all at once and won and then they'd have even greater liquidity problems. They can't know what you'll do with the money and since you've won before, it's likely you know what you're doing and will win again.
The fact that you seem to believe that they made you lose the money by asking you to wait 24 hours, makes me think you're an addict.

Sure that a nice strategy because we might get tempted to continue gambling. Even after withdrawing some profits, if you remain at they casino you'll be tempted to try recovering the lost $20 or $30 that you left after withdrawing some profits. This is a natural occurrence to majority of gamblers but your ability to control yourself that what differentiates you from addicted gamblers. Know when to say No and walk out of the casino. There is a wise saying that "it's better to avoid temptations than to try overcoming it" in the process of trying to overcome temptations, you might become a victim but avoiding it in the first place would guarantee your freedom of making decisions that might implicate your wellness.

Something similar has happened to me in the past, I was supposed to withdrew the money, I had already concluded that I will withdraw the money from the account to my bank account and use it for something very important, but suddenly I received an alert from my bank, someone who was owing me some money had just paid me and I was so happy. So instead of me to withdraw the money from my online gambling account, I decided to place a bet since I had gotten an extra money. I wasn't greedy I just picked a single game that was just 2 odds, I was just hoping to double the  money, but I wasn't luck the 2 odds I thought was a sure game didn't play as I expected. I had given a particular team to win the game at their home ground but they ended up losing to any away team that had 10 odds to win. I was so devastated and I blamed myself for being too greedy.  

Mine isn’t the question of, has it? It has happened to me for quite a number of times when I wanted to withdraw the money which I won but saw opportunity to play, went ahead and used up the funds, but this happened to me not in recent time. However, this experience has taught me how to withdraw my funds almost immediately after a win because if I leave the money, I usually end up doing nonsense and further giving it back to the system.

You have not made such a mistake before because of your self-discipline, which is a good thing, and a lot of gamblers don't even have that in time. They allow their greed and anger to control them, which is the reason why they get emotionally attached to the game and why they are waiting for the casino to get their funds realised for withdrawal. They still allow their greed to control them to try to multiply the money, which is where they help the casino by returning what they have already won back to them.

It's usually a normal experience to wager what we've won to the casino or house. Op is quite careful with his winnings that he withdraws immediately some part of his winnings. With the failed transaction it only led me wondering if Op wouldn't have taken some funds out of his bankroll, he may have wagered it all. In a simple way, if a gambler loses the funds he was meant to withdraw maybe for same reason as Op it means he's been chasing losses while waiting for the duration to elapse. However, withdrawing those wins only makes the player deposit more in future. That's why it's always important for a gambler to hold enough on the bankroll, then observe how he could endure staying without gambling for a while even when he has some funds on his bankroll.

WTF 👁️👄👁️, are you confusing this topic for another topic? I was sure I read the OP very correct and he said he first won $200 with $15 initial deposit and he later withdraw $150 and was left with $50 balance which he kept on gambling with it, winning and withdrawing, but after the 4th withdrawal he was not allowed to withdraw for the 5th time while he had some Money in his account that he wanted to withdraw already.  So, how did I not read what the OP said correctly?

Note, what you are refreshing to now is having a "cash-out from running games." But that's not what the OP is talking about.

Read the OP again on the quote below.

I think almost all gamblers have experienced this, in the sense that they have experienced a scenario where they should have withdrawn the money they had won but in the end they ended up losing the money again and clearly all of this happens because we are not able to control ourselves and hold back our curiosity. thoughts that ultimately make us fall and be carried away by curiosity. And I would say that in gambling if we continue to prioritize curiosity then it will obviously be very difficult for us to stop because curiosity will continue to push us forward.

And on the other hand, we also have to understand what is meant by opportunity, which is something that does not exist any guarantee and certainty to be able to materialize into a victory. Another thing I will also say is that as long as the money is in your casino account, various temptations and whispers will continue to haunt your mind about playing or continuing the game, meaning that the method used by the OP is quite effective, where when you succeed in winning then take action. The first thing you have to do is withdraw some of the money from your winnings and continue playing with the same amount of capital that you previously used as initial capital or the remainder of the withdrawal.

Some gamblers who can do well in the gambling they play will of course be able to know the limits when gambling and will be able to enjoy the winnings they have obtained and those who gamble with greed will of course find it difficult for them to win every bet they play because after they getting a win still hopes to get a bigger win but very few of them can feel the victory because of greed in gambling, and I agree with you they have helped the casino by returning what the casino has given them and this is very disappointing after they do not get anything from the bets they play.

It does happen time to time, it's quite common. I think it's mainly because people like to end up gambling with stuff that takes very little time, and when you consider that it makes it quite entertaining to withdraw some and keep going with the rest. I would say it happens like once every two or three months to me instead of just losing, I end up winning some and the results are quite good.

I cannot say how much it would take to make that money back or anything, but I can say that it is quite entertaining and I have a good amount of fun from that. This is why it's a good method, everyone should probably focus on something like that when they get the chance, taking some out, and gambling with the rest is a good feeling and makes it easier to enjoy.

Maybe that's the reason why the casino doesn't process its users' withdrawals and doesn't freeze the money in their accounts while the process is taking place. Because they will be sure that the gambler will most likely play while waiting for the withdrawal process and at that time they will probably use the money they should have withdrawn to play and without the gambler realizing the money they should have withdrawn, they have gambled it all away. This is the reason why many gamblers experience cases like this, because they cannot control themselves and gamble money that they should not gamble with.

This has happened to me before, but nowadays most of the casinos where I play have fast withdrawals. I can't remember the last time I had to wait a little longer for a withdrawal, and if I do it's because I chose the slower & cheaper option.

But something similar has happened to me several times, no matter how big my deposit is I somehow manage to make a profit (up to x10) and instead of stopping and withdrawing most of it (or even all of it) I continue playing, and disaster strikes. Sometimes we are our own worst enemies, we don't even need a casino and its shady schemes to push us in the wrong direction, we do that to ourselves.

Many times already and there is one reason as to why I end up losing money even though I'm thinking about withdrawing my money from an online casino.
Temptation.

Being tempted to gamble even more makes me not to withdraw my money from an online casino. Being tempted because I'm seeing huge wins from other people makes me wanna gamble even more. Being tempted to feel the same as what other lucky gamblers are experiencing is the reason why I decide to gamble my money and not withdrawing it. Because of this, I lost significant amount of money already.

For other gamblers out there, if you have thought of withdrawing your money from an online casino, don't think twice and do it. You'll regret it in the end if you will not do it. :)

The site did not make you lose the money, you did so by playing again which was preventable. There are often examples of such mistakes committed by the experiences of gamblers. If you are in a net win situation even after these losses then good for you.

If you are not, then consider controlling your urgent to gamble because it was this difficulty that you faced which you could not overcome and thus the loss.

Being able to control the urge is important here and if you are able to do that, you will find yourself being able to control the gambling habit better.

That's kind of fucked up honestly and you should probably write them off a bad review cause that's a textbook sign of funds hostage, an illegal tactic that some shady casinos employ to make sure you can't take out money that you wanna withdraw from the casino. Would be even better if you could put out their name out here so people could check whether they are playing with the same casino and share experiences with you, at least confirming whether this is a one-off thing or if you are not alone.

Next time, I would highly suggest playing in casinos that are already reputable with no history of backlash and complaints from the public, so you don't have to suffer issues like these. Many gamblers here lose the money that they were supposed to withdraw, various reasons included, but definitely not like what you told us about, that's just plain scam.

I think almost all gamblers have felt or experienced the same thing. When we think about withdrawing our winnings while we still want to gamble, we will give up our intention to gamble. Or as you said, when we gamble but at the same time we see that other gamblers can win with bigger wins, we will be encouraged to gamble in the hope that we can have the same luck as them.
However, this is indeed something that is wrong, we should be more restrained from continuing to gamble. Therefore, this is where it is important to have limits, both when winning and when losing, so that we can withdraw without being tempted to gamble again.
I myself even managed to withdraw the winning amount, but the money disappeared again because not long after I gambled again. Lol, this is an experience that can ultimately make us more organized in controlling ourselves.

Here's the thing my guy, the OP lost his money because he was barred to withdraw money for 24 hours, something that you won't experience in any other casinos on the planet (I have tried at least three reputable casinos in my whole gambling journey and haven't experienced such a thing even when I was withdrawing money one after another) and that my guy is a massive red flag from the casino's part already. You can argue that the guy is also at fault cause he lost patience and played his money out instead of waiting the whole restriction period but in my opinion, he wouldn't have lost his patience and played his money if not for the restriction itself, and dare I say I think that's the whole intent in this whole charade.

Goes to show that you need to be more vigilant and be more keen in discerning who was in the wrong and who was in the right, you can't just blame the guy because he lost his money, I think the casino explicitly barred his account from withdrawing money for this very reason.

That’s why we are advised to always have self control and be disciplined at all times and not be greedy while gambling, you lost the money because you lacked both things i mentioned and a gambler must always try all his best play it safe else he will risk losing everything. No matter the circumstances you should always stick to your plan and any amount set aside to be withdrawn should be withdrawn, i know it can be difficult but you must be self disciplined.

This have never happened to me before, i try maintain self discipline in situations like that. I only had a withdrawal issue with the casino i use and despite all my attempts to rectify the withdrawal issues it was all in vain. I lost $300 and till date the withdrawal still on processing, it’s over a year now and still nothing. That was how i stopped using that casino.

It's not actually a new thing to loss to casino. Most times, it might be that you had been tempted to continue playing maybe think you can make even more from the little you have left in your casino account. Unfortunately you end up losing what left. Most time when I experience this kind of situation it plays to me like the casino has a way of taking back what they lost from you but unknowingly to you. It's a give and take system. That's why you need to have self control while gambling. If you had waited a bit, you might have not lost the remaining funds to the casino. Maybe next time.

There would really be those conditions or situations on which you would really be finding yourself in torn on making up those choices specially if you are on the condition on which you would really be needing up to choose. If you would really be trying out to withdraw but cant really be able to do so then you would be likely be that impatient specially if you wont be hearing out any words from them then it would really be creating that kind of impulsive feeling on which it would really be that resulting that you would be playing back again on using with those winning amounts that you do have. Going back into the situation or condition on which having those kind of withdrawal limits despite of the small amount overall that he do able to make then it is really that odd that they do make out such decision on trying out to prohibit on making withdrawal.

If you are really that having that good self control then you would really be just that sitting still and wait up for their reply without compromising those winning amount that you do have in account.
This is where it would really be testing out your patience and extreme self control specially if you do see that you do have a balance, then the first things that comes up into your mind is on how you would really be
making more wins and with this kind of emotions then its likely you would be playing up with those balances.

Lucky you, imagine how much you would have made from that casino if you have used $100 to bet because it's really hard to make and I wouldn't give you any benefits of doubts. The reason why I go th think the casino refused to process your withdrawals was because they might only allow a maximum of 3 withdrawals just like some banks that has some restrictions on withdrawals irrespective of the amount that you withdraw initially from the casino.

As for using the money to play, I'm know sure why you used the money to gamble and then loss but it seems you don't really need the balance in your casino, if you really do, you would have just walk away when it instructed you to wait after 24 hours. Also there is nothing rationale on your last game, you win or lose is what gambling is all about and that's what you get.

Gambling is never my thing and I've learned in the hard way prior to the heavy losses recorded. Gamblers have their up and downtime in the space but when it comes to gambling addicts, they've set their goals for high level and this persuades them to gamble with essential values, I'm talking about their wagering their properties and also making huge losses which will become regrettable later.

I think it will be a good advice  to always have only the specified budget for gambling on the gambling account  to avoid extra spending (I wouldn't call it a deficit )..
I think this idea will even cub getting addicted to gambling it all away to chasing a. Win,and once there's any win giving and extra left overs on account , it should be withdrawn ASAP to prevent some dramas that our head might want to play sometimes ;D

First of all, no, I have never done anything like that even though I have seen other people doing it where they try to withdraw, wait for some time, and for some reason the withdrawal doesn't go through, and the funds are returned to the account of the gambler and then the gambler starts gambling with it again and loses it all. Fortunately, I'm patient enough to keep myself safe from doing such things and I never touch the money that I'm supposed to withdraw.

Secondly, the phrase that you used is wrong, you can't say that the gambling site or the casino made you lose the funds because they didn't do that,  you are the one who didn't have patience to wait for 24 hours and they didn't allow you because you already made a lot of withdrawals for the day.

If you actually learn about gambling and gambling responsibly, you will not have to learn in  a hard way. First you need to understand the cons and pros of gambling before venturing into it. The house edge of every casino game has the high percentage to profit the casino than the gambler. Gambling is not something your must handle as an income generating occupation. It should be for fun and not something that one must have a high expectations to make profit, that's the reason why some people get addicted and some gambler also end u losing a big amount of money because they were so confident to win.

I had a similar case with what Churchillv said but mine was on sports bet, bet9ja to be precise and when I deposited I started playing virtual and after some minutes I was already on loss so, I restrategize and keep playing and immediately i started making profit to the point that I was okay with the profit I made only for me to withdraw my money was a very big problem, I tried several times no way I left the money there till the next day and still try to withdraw that next day yet no way, out of anger I started playing rubbish till I waste the money ever since then I don't use that bet site again.

I won’t argue, but in my opinion, the casino deliberately allows some delays in paying out winnings. Especially in the case described by the OP, he repeated it several times, which gave the casino a reason to make some delay. You might think that the casino cares about the client, but its interests will always prevail. The player’s excitement will only fuel his desire to continue playing, which will usually end in bankruptcy. However, we must always be able to stop in time to leave as winners.