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I haven’t won really big in a casino or sportsbook, so I’m making this topic to get information from users who have already hit big, or who know stories about bettors who have.

My question is, do casinos release big wins instantly, like it’s just part of their normal process?

Please share your experiences so we can be aware..
And if there are any requirements aside from KYC, let us know so we can prepare for it in case we get lucky and hit the jackpot in the future.

Like to know this too. Actually theres a lot of big winners that I saw winning on Casino, and they been announced as winner and saw their very happy cause they earned millions. I'm not sure though if that will be given right away to winners or needed some sort of KYC or needed anything before able to claim the prize.

Local casino most times dont release big win because they want he gambler to come over so they can take a photo with him to be used as an advert too. Whine some physical casinos would send you cash instantly especially in the UK. However, I have no idea for online casinos, normally you are supposed to receive the money after making withrawal, but after hearing some complains from people who have won big, I think some less reputable casinos go to the extent of freezing the account of the user until they contact support.

Sometimes they are released but sometimes not. That is what I guess because we never know when they will be released to the public or kept on their site. I haven't won big in casinos or sportsbooks but if I win that big, I don't want the casino to publish me to the public. Well, they can publish my nickname but not my real name and it's better to keep silent.

Filling out KYC may be necessary if you win big because casinos want to know their members in detail. You can prepare your document from now on so when you win big, you can directly fill out the KYC and process your winning.

In my experience, the big wins I've received several times, and based on my friends' experiences, there's a limit. If the limit is too high, you're required to complete the KYC process.
These big wins are only slightly larger than the amount of money you've wagered. This is what I've observed while playing, especially with slots.
This experience was from playing at a fiat casino.
Perhaps the admin uses a random system by controlling the user's account IP address.

I think there’s a privacy law that prevents them from doing that without your consent, especially if it’s protected by law. But if there’s no such protection, you really need to read the TOS carefully when signing up. If it’s written there that they can share the names and photos of their big winners, then you have no choice, either forfeit your winnings or take them but go against your principles.

I think it depends on the policies of the casino, how regulated they are and also the level of liquidity they have. Obviously, a casino which is tightly regulated and does not have much liquidity, will be hesitant to release the funds to the lucky gambler (it can also happen with unregulated casinos which are operated with little money). Regulation is often associated with high levels of scrutiny and more complex processes of Know your client, so they could be prompted by regulators to ask winning gamblers to have full KYC before being able to receive their prizes.

That is why there are some gamblers in this ecosystem who prefer to submit all their documents and get their KYC cleared up before gambling, so casinos won't have a excuse not to release winnings as fast as possible.

I remember when Stake was hacked and over $40 million was stolen by the hacker. The gambling site continues to operate because it is a big gambling site more than that. So if someone win huge amount on Stake, they will release the money.

So this will depend on the gambling site. If the gambling site does not release the money fast, it is possible that they do not have the money. This is a disadvantage of using a small gambling site.

I'm not sure, because I've never won a large amount or been awarded a jackpot. But maybe you should also consider the casino where you won that large sum. For established casinos, I believe they will pay out your winnings easily, as long as there is nothing wrong with your account.
A different situation may occur with winnings at new casinos. I experienced it myself, even with a win of a little over $1000. Although they eventually paid, it was still not done instantly. I believe that winnings of that amount would not affect the casino, but for certain casinos, it might complicate things too much.

I don’t think the Stake hack is a solid basis to conclude that they always release big wins. It doesn’t work like that. Just because they managed to survive after that hack doesn’t mean they’ll instantly pay out large winnings. What about the extra KYC checks, or the anti–money laundering checks? Those kinds of processes are the reason for delays, and sometimes even for payouts being denied.

Some platforms will require full KYC for Big Win withdrawals as long as they're within the daily withdrawal limit. However, they'll usually consider your winnings to be fair and not fraudulent, and your chosen casino has a good reputation. I don't think there's any reason for them to disapprove your withdrawal. Check the terms and conditions to see the maximum daily withdrawal amount. As long as your account doesn't exceed that daily withdrawal limit, you shouldn't have any issues withdrawing immediately. Instant processing also depends on the queue, so even if you make a withdrawal now, it might take a few minutes for the money to received in your wallet.

I haven't win a large sum of money but most of them base on my observation is half on this they can easily withdrawn and others still seek for a KYC to make sure they are player. I guess if you are a large sum depositor and player and the casino sees your rank with their platform that's the point they will not get doubt with the huge amount of wins, but if you aren't is for sure they will seek some information to verify you didn't abuse their system and you are a legit player and not just a bot. So those are the possible reason I've seen to make or not can withdrawn your huge wins.

If you wanna hit it big you need to have two things, the first is the most difficult and it is to have a really good decent starting balance, the second one is easy, at least in Pragmatic Play slots, you should always try the game that come out latest, the latest games as in there usually in very well known established casinos the big wins usually come. I am not saying this method is future proof but I have collected enough evidence from the youtube streamers that those who do play games only released recently those are the ones making really good substantial wins. Now I don't know in other providers as I almost never play them though I am assuming here to be the same, as most providers use almost the same algorithms when building their slots, when they drain your money at least I am sure they use the same one  ;D.

I haven’t won a significant amount, how I wish I could, so I can base my answer on my experience, all I know is it should be instant but casinos always make sure that the winnings are won fairly, so they usually check your bets and ask for KYC for a possible duplicate account, some casinos implement withdrawal limit.

Just play fair and provide the correct information when asked to do KYC, and you are good to go. Most importantly, play in a reputable casino to avoid false allegations of cheating, which could prevent you from withdrawing your earnings.

Depending on the size of the win, I think sometimes casinos have to stall for time in order to come up with the money.

Although I think that pertains mostly to smaller casinos, I think even large casinos can be caught low on liquidity sometimes. They would never admit it publically though. Maybe they will just make you run circles because of some "issue" or other until they can release the funds. Very frustrating for the user and I have seen enough people complaining on these forums to believe this to be true.

But who knows?

It should show in your balance immediately. You shouldn't get a kyc prompt until you go to wd i believe but assuming you pass that if asked you can wd immediately. It all depends on the casino you're playing on, but all should be in your account.

Inasmuch as you do not violate the casino's terms and condition, and do not gamble a restricted country. Because I literally don't think any genuine casino will have any excuse not to pay it's gambler when they win huge sum of money, since people have lost huge sum to gambling, and it will literally cost no harm paying people who win huge too. Because in most scenario, it's only just that such user might be asked to complete KYC if he/she wasn't a verified user before. And that's enough reason why it's always good gamblers prioritize reputable casinos, so that whenever they are lucky enough to win big, they won't have any issue.

Yes- generally, a casino is mandated to release the jackpot prize to whoever is qualified to receive it. In other words, casinos should immediately release the funds to their players as soon as they hit the jackpot.

Now this part becomes tricky: if you read carefully the Terms of Service (ToS) of each gambling website, they stipulated the requisites in order to withdraw money from their website. If you won the jackpot, then they might review first the game and order you to submit further KYC documents for legal purposes (also to prevent money laundering). If everything checks out, then they are mandated to award the jackpot prize to your account for your pleasure.

In the event that the gambling website refuses to award your winnings, then you might've violated something listed on their ToS. This is exactly the reason on why it is recommended that every person reads it because they can outright refuse to award the jackpot for the slightest violation you might've committed in the process.

If that is a pretty huge win, they are going to ask for a KYC verification, I think, for verification purposes that you are the sole owner of the account. I don't remember the casino site. If I remember correctly, someone made a thread about a scam accusation because he won a big amount, but he can't immediately withdraw the winning amount because it is asking for KYC. The name he provided is different from what is on the document he submitted. I don't know if that guy got his huge win but some casino here; I think they are going to ask for verification to make sure. Before they release the big amount, they will ask for a few documents. It won't be long, I guess, after the KYC is verified.

However, most of the casino we see here seems they release the huge amount immediately without KYC; at least the majority of them promise they release the big wins instantly.

I have seen significant wins. They are also announced immediately, but since they are large amounts, the money is transferred by doing KYC properly before sending it. Since the amount is large, sending the money may take some time.
There is nothing to be confused about because this time, the winner can be sure that he has completed the KYC. There is no doubt that he will get his money. Again, many platforms pay all the money immediately.

It doesn’t matter either you got your wins from sportsbook or casino, neither is the game you did bet on put into consideration for awarding or releasing wins. So long as you’ve met the wagering requirement and you haven’t broken any T&C, you are at liberty to withdraw your wins and get your wins paid right to your designated address at an instant should the gambling site operate an instant payment.

A casino that care about their reputation will make it a point of duty to release big wins quickly and within their stipulated time. Each time you make a withdrawal, the casino will tell you how long it will take to arrive, some are instant withdrawals while others are within 24hrs but they will tell you and act accordingly if everything works perfectly well and there is no incidence of breach. Please don't mistake this for casinos asking for KYC after a big win, they have the right to do that to ensure the money will not land in the hands of none state actors, and they usually specify this in their TOS.

I'm under the impression that within the next 24 hours, they will have to investigate and see how the winning is. At least doing checking everything to see that it's legit and then before they can released it. There is one casino that I remember providing the blockchain transaction to proved that they indeed pay their big winners.

But I'm not sure if this is started practice in crypto base casinos though. But as I have said, they are at risk if they didn't released in in the next 24 hours because the winner might raised a scam accusations against them. So they better do everything in their part to verify everything is correct and then give the gamblers the proper amount.

Small gambling sites may also release the money fast but it comes with limits, that’s why if you are a high roller, it’s better if you chose big and popular gambling site that’s capable to release large amount of funds once you won your bet. However, as long as you are playing in a reputable casino, never worry about your big winnings, because for sure that will be given to you as early as possible, as it will definitely ruin their good reputation that they have established for years in the market industry.

If the casino only asks for documents to verify that the account is indeed controlled by the same person, it should not be difficult. However, if the big wins raise suspicion with the betting patterns or deposits that are suspected of violating the casino's terms and conditions, it is possible for the casino to request KYC verification for a higher level. This could include proof of income or other documents.

It will depend on the amount and how big the casino is. Some casinos might decide to delay the payment because they don't have sufficient funds to pay the big win. Reputable casinos have sufficient financial backup to pay any amount.

Extra KYC might be required if there is any suspicion of malpractice in the course of playing the game. But if there is no proof of any form of illegality the gambler should receive his funds without any extra verification.

It depends on what you mean by a big win. I haven't had any problems, but if you win millions, it's more normal for the cashout to involve a longer review process than if you want to withdraw hundreds. If you've done the KYC previously and you're a regular player at the casino, you shouldn't have any problems, but if you haven't and the prize is very large, it's normal for them to take some time to check that everything is correct.

It depends on how much you are talking about, but if it is six digits in USD, that would be subject to investigation and manual checking by the casino. It hasn't happened to me, but I have seen complaints in a casino because of their high wins. That would probably take time.

Are you imagining winning that type of money in the casinos? Be careful.

To me all payment pass through the same methods but if the casino is not fast in dealing with transactions, even though you win small money or big amount of money you might still wait for the transaction to process and be successful during your withdrawal. Before you start using any casino online you really need to check the reviews before you sign up and make deposit. If possible you just do your KYC verification so that when you become lucky to win a big or any amount, you don't need to go through any further process than to make your withdrawal.

Direct release to the main balance of course, but for withdrawals it will depend on the casino's capabilities, big casinos will allow their players to withdraw big amounts unless there is something suspicious, but small casinos with limited bankrolls will have difficulty fulfilling player withdrawals, so playing at small casinos is very risky, if you are a high roller playing at a big casino is the best choice.

Both online and offline casinos conduct verification and documentation before approving large winnings; they differ when it comes to payout. After verification and documentation, you are allowed to withdraw your large winnings. Some casinos process payments instantly or in installments, depending on their terms and withdrawal limit, so it’s best to check the terms before playing so you know what to expect.
You won’t encounter any issues as long as you follow the terms and avoid cheating and exploiting the games.

Aside from checking thoroughly if the player got to trick them for the wins, or wants to launder money, the house delays mainly to get their money back, especially for impatient gamers. They'd want the gambler to wager the huge wins and end up losing it again and again until only a small portion is left out. In a case of annoying delays it's advisable to report the problem to the gambling commisions, they're the best authority that can fine the casino for bad conduct.

At the same time, we will be able to find out how many gamblers among the participants of this forum have hit the jackpot (approximate statistics on luck).

I have not won any big prizes (I can say I have won almost nothing at all :)), but I assume that the procedure for paying out big prizes is significantly different from the usual winnings. This seems logical. Surely, in this process, KYC and delayed prize payout will be used to avoid mistakes and fraud.

Oh, these optimists. :) You're new to gambling, right? :)

Yes, if not then there should be a ton of scam accusations on casinos that we have in the forum. I remember that there was a Tesla Cyber winner in the community and the casino did everything to get it to this member, no questions ask. And we have heard a lot of big winners as well, hitting max multiplier and then after that they say that the casinos have given them their prices.

Maybe it's not that transparent to us, but still they have the burden of proof to give was is rightfully for their gamblers. Maybe they will investigate but within the day, they should have awarded it otherwise there will be a lot of noises in their social media that they are not giving winnings specially big hits on their platform.

The experience I have seen with some one close to me was after his big win the casino asked for verification because he has not been verified all along so he did it and after approval he was paid, this took him about three to four working days and I do not know if it is same with other casino because I heard different casinos have their procedure for payments for this so I cannot tell about others but for that which I have see is what I just explained.

Local casino do release big wins the moment you have shown them your slip, only if the bet shop attendant wants to delay your payment and if it's a local online casino down here, your account will be credited instantly.

In global casinos, you have to undergo a complete KYC process. So that, they use that time to deliberate and check if your win is for real or you cheated. If your account is clean, you get paid.

The question is how big , a grand is a big win , tens pf thousands aswell as hundred is also a big win , then we have millions..
So depending  on that and their policies then you can easily conclude on what will be required of you .. some will state the max-win value that will advance kyc  process. Choose a reputable casino but be prepared for advance verifications if you eventually win big..

Depending on how the algorithm is run, sometimes the casino releases large winnings of a certain amount or follows the profits that the casino gets.
Big wins will be very random to get, I don't know who will get them, small or big players can get them, except those who have already got big wins it won't happen twice,
like the system that the Slot game I have played is done, there are no big wins that I get when at the beginning get a Big Win, there are only small wins that make you want to keep playing.

What is a big win?

Many casinos release "big wins" instantly... especially if you have a good history with a casino. But when it comes to extremely big wins, I guess things can get a bit prolonged, but if everything is fair casino will pay it out.

We need to be patient from time to time... one thing that can be pretty hard for all of us.

It all depends on the size of the winnings and what the limit is. But if the winnings are really big, then you should be prepared for the fact that the casino will carefully check compliance with the rules and you will have to go through KYC.

The first time I won $400 from a particular sports book my withdrawal was delayed...even though I had already done my KYC and all of that they were still demanding for more informations and after I provided all of that I was expecting to get my win instantly but it was delayed for more than a week..This was my experience and till date I don't know the reason why it happened that way, after finally getting it I stopped making use of it

The casinos don't even have any right to hold on to your wins and they won't even try to play games with it. The payment is prompt and the amount is exactly the same as what it was when the game was registered. For casino games, the wins are paid immediately; I think maybe sport games takes a little while to process as it varies in different casinos, but nothing goes beyond 30 seconds.

Your betting history can also determine what the outcome is for you like iv4n said.. if you have past records of money laundering cases and so on, your wins may be delayed for a confirmation on the cases/ seized for the same reasons. Funny thing is that the casinos may not even react to it until such a huge win is detected in your wallet.

It depends on the casino and the amount you win. Smaller amounts can arrive instantly (especially with bitcoin), while big wins often require extra checks beyond KYC, such as proof of funds, video verification, or gameplay review. Some sites have limits and pay in installments. It’s best to have your account verified in advance and know the withdrawal rules before a big win happens.

I'm not lucky enough to win big, so I don't have any experience here. But I've learned from other people's experiences that it depends on the casino's policy where you win. If you win more than a certain limit, the casino will ask for KYC when you withdraw, and from the experience of many others, they will check your bets again to see if you have done anything illegal. And some dirty casinos will find an opportunity to freeze your winning funds. So it is always important to choose a casino with a good reputation.

If it is a reputable casino platform, they usually release the player’s winnings without much delay, as long as all the terms and conditions have been met. In fact, many of those big wins are instantly announced on their X accounts, and they even give free spins or other bonuses for the occasion. For them, this serves as both a marketing strategy and a demonstration of transparency to the public, showing that their platform pays winnings fairly. However, it is not always smooth on less reputable platforms, as many of them do not pay players’ big winnings directly and instead create various scenarios to delay or even avoid making payments.

When we talk of big win, they are in categories, depending on the extent to which the money is, also being subjected to their policy, if they permit for instant withdrawal or have to appear in person and make provision on every necessary KYC as demands may be.

When i talked about everything being dependent on the amount won, big money are in batches, some may not require for any thorough investigation or procedures and we get credited directly and instantly, but if the amount won is alarming, then they may have to see the gambler and take some autographs to serve as record as the case may be.

Yes, they should do as long as it is within the maximum winning limits. Yes every casino have a limitation of maximum amount you can win for a certain game for each bet and if you won then it should follow this process so you will have no issues withdrawing them too. I remember yahoo won 100+btc on bustadice and he had no issues accessing the funds further so it also depends on the reputation of a casino and how well they process their big wins.

You will be flagged for futher verification only if you deposit big and bet on a game with lowest risk of losing and not much to win either and immediately tries to withdraw will be considered as money laundering and it can get you into issues.

As far as I remember about those people who won huge amount is that the casino didn't release the wins instantly and only release portion by portion until the gambler can have it all. I forgot which thread it was but that's all I remember about someone winning huge amount. As others have explained, i think it is also the reason why they didn't release all the winnings because they want the person to be included in their ads. The two that I pointed out should be the reason why the winnings aren't release right away. If I remember correctly, the casino (forgot the name) said that they can only support smaller amount and cannot support very large amounts of cryptocurreny in their withdraw system or it's limits.

$400 is not even enough to be considered as a huge win but yet the casino made you go through a tough time before paying out, it's really so bad. This is why it is important for you to gamble in casinos that are reputable and has a record of fast payouts for withdrawals. It is also necessary to read reviews from those that gamble on that casino, it will help you to be aware of any future difficulty you might face while gambling on that casino. You tried as you didn't continue to gamble on that casino because if they lose more customers, they will start acting professional and enhance a fast withdrawal on winnings.

probably depends on the casino and their terms and conditions. I mean, I've seen posts on the internet over the years where gamblers were able to quickly withdraw after a big win from the casino, and I've also seen where it was delayed for certain reasons(like kyc, investigation whether ther is foul play, broken rules, etc...).

Yes but in most time delayed. It the gambler has fulfilled all the criteria, they released it instantly but they would make some glance scrutiny on the account to know id the account is new ro old. If the account is new they would not released it instantly and would make you to do some extra documentations.

At first the question sounds so confusing but having read it over again I came to understand your point of view. So you're saying if casinos offer big wins to users that won instantly?.. Yes they have to release to the users and paradventure they are unable to do so they can as well do it in batches which is depending on the level of winning encountered.

Yes they do, perhaps it's not every gambler that is winning huge amount every day and there's no way anyone is winning more than the casino can pay unless it's just a new and not regular casino that doesn't have up to the amount won. If you win a huge amount and it's reflecting on your balance, you can withdraw it unless you have account issues like KYC problem. If it's an offline casino, there will certainly be some delays.

I haven’t won any big amount of money from casino also before, and honestly I haven’t seen anyone that have won big amount of money before, so I don’t really know how it’s been done. I gamble with little amounts of money, and my win is not always big, and the people that I know are the same with me. I have heard someone win huge amount of money before, but it’s a local gambling company in my country, I think they didn’t allow the person make withdrawal immediately, he was invited to their office, he was given some awards, then he was allowed to make withdrawal.

But I don’t think making withdrawal should be difficult after winning a huge amount of money, because if you lose a huge amount of money, the casino doesn’t care about you. I don’t think they should request for additional Kyc if you have completed your kyc before.

Let me respond you base on my knowledge concerning casinos, because I know that if you're verified in casino account, theirs no amount of wining that you will win and you will not receive or the casino will not release your wining to you, casino release funds to people who has done their KYC  with a sincere document, but when you are not being verified I think that when you win a big amounts some of the casinos that's KYC minded will not allow you to make a withdrawal, even it happens to some people who bypass the KYC of casino and they win small money the casino will withhold the fund's

$400 shouldn't be a problem for a casino to release early, i would have the same reaction if i experience same delay.

I never won big and haven't been physically close to someone who won big but from my observation, KYC casinos are definitely going to demand more informations before releasing for withdrawal. Anonymous crypto casino may contact  but should be limited to inquire personal informations before allowing you withdraw, all of these depends on the casino you played in. But delays doesn't mean it won't be released.

Well, I'm not a Lover of casino not that I don't play casino rather the  excitement is not like that of sport game. sometimes I always feel bored when playing casinos, The truth is I have never experienced big win in casino so I don't know how Long it takes before the wining will be credited in your betting account, but I think sport betting works the same with casinos if you experience big win in sport betting definitely it will take some time before your wining will be credited and I think that's how it is when you experience big win in casino. I have been wondering why they always choose to hold on for some time before they credit the big win...... but that's not the issue, so long as they are going to credit the wining of course that's all that matters.

If we do speak about those known,popular credible casinos then they do have that released up those big wins on which as long you arent that able to commit up some violation
then there would be no issues on holding up those wins. Somewhat it would be that understandable that there might be some further verifications but well if you do able to hit up some big wins
then you wont care up that much.

I have made out some research about some huge wins from crypto gambling jackpots.


11,000 BTC Winner – $1.3 Million
354 BTC SlotomonGo Winner – $1.4 Million
50 BTC Lightning Roulette Winner – $1.5 Million
$1.6 Million USDT Slot Game Winner – $1.6 Million
161 BTC Slot Game Winner – $4.6 Million
216 BTC Slot Game Winner – $6 Million
USDT Spin Winner – $3.6 million
Slot Winner – $11.6 million
Aviator Crash Game Winner – $22.1 million
Wheel of Wishes Winner – $42 million
Polymarket Whale – $48 Million

Souce: https://www.webopedia.com/crypto/learn/biggest-crypto-gambling-jackpots/

Checking with that source above then it seems that looks legit and those are indeed that very huge wins.
This is where some gamblers do really love to deal on with is that they can potentially be able to hit up those jackpots but well the odds are just that close to impossible.

I have won few times it can be said as a good amount of money, but it has not happened in any extraordinary way. It happened in a normal way, but the bet amount considered to be a little high, and I have usually not seen any know your customer after being a winner on the gambling site.

This should be the case. Once someone has completed KYC when processing a deposit, the casino shouldn't require it again when processing a withdrawal. I've also never won a large bet before, nor have I seen anyone else win a big amount in person. However, from some literature I've read, the casino apparent reason for slowing down the withdrawal process actually has a logical purpose, to comply with tax regulations that require additional KYC verification when someone wins a large amount.

There may be other reasons why a casino has such a policy, but I think the most important one is that the casino still disburses the money, even if it takes several installments. On the other hand, I'm sure many people would still prefer to avoid having their name publicly announced if they win a large bet, because privacy is paramount.

From my experience, I have never had any problems withdrawing large winnings because I always complete KYC early at reputable casinos. So when I win big, cashing out goes smoothly. However, from my friend’s experience, who is also on this forum, he has had several big wins at certain casinos, with amounts over $10k. He is always asked to complete KYC before the casino releases his winnings, and almost all the casinos he plays at have the same policy. Nowadays, any casino will likely require KYC for gamblers who win big and want to withdraw their winnings.

A lot of gamblers start having problem with the casinos the moment they have made big wins, this is practically the time the casinos scrutinize the accounts to see if there is any excuse not to pay out such winning that is bad for their business. But if they search and there is nothing they can lay hands on, they have no reason than to release the winning. I have see a couple of big casinos in the forum that paid out millions in winning.

This should depend on how much you're taking about here because we can't expect casino to release millions of dollars to gamblers when they win without verifying if the wins are genuine or the caisnos are getting cheated. With thousands of dollars too, the verification are justifiable. I remember when I won couple of dollars and I was required to do some verification just to get my wins. I won't have to mention the casino name so as not to cause unnecessary attention as I was paid fully and had no issue withdrawing my wins after complying tinall.their requirements but it's just that I didn't expect the caisnos to be that strict but when I think about it, I believe it's necessary for the casino to carry out all due diligence to make sure they aren't associate with fraudulent activities.

It's hard to say really but most well run casinos will have a rough idea of the frequency that they'll pay out big wins and it is really engineered completely under their control - they might have a threshold for earnings before a jackpot becomes eligible to trigger. Besides that, most jackpots are only accessible to people playing the higher stakes and they are likely to have gone through KYC up to this point so there should be a fairly smooth payout process. Casinos make plenty of cash so honest ones shouldn't have any issue paying out these bigger wins, we might think a million is a big number but they might do tens of millions of profit on certain days so it all balances out in their favor, there is no point for them to create an unnecessary scandal.

Hmm! You want to cross the bridge before you get there, right 🤔. I understand that feeling.

On your question, I don't think casinos immediately release big wins. I've read several articles and posts (even in this forum) where bettors who won huge complained of delays as casinos they won on had to make them wait to run them through checks to ensure there wasn't any cheating. In some cases, the casinos went through their IPs and made them validate their KYC. I don't know why that's. But if complaints come that way, then it must be a thing.

Unfortunately, there are many cases of people who won a lot of money at crypto casinos, but when it came time to withdraw the money, it didn't arrive quickly in their wallets. On the contrary, they had to wait many weeks and only received it thanks to a lot of pressure from the community on the casino. But when people deposit a lot of money at the casino, the deposit arrives at the casino quickly.

Honestly, it's difficult to find a crypto casino that makes instant payments, even for very large amounts. The argument used when the amounts are large is that the casino needs to verify that there is no cheating. I only trust Stake; they make large payments quickly.

I read somewhere when the winner won $150,000 on stake casino and he was given 100% pay out so this make me realize that most of the big casinos will definitely give a payout without even the KYC if the account has no traces of illegals dealings, metawin is another big casinos that have being paying out huge jackpot in recent time also, so you don't have an issue if you are playing on the reputable casinos that we have around this forum.

Yeah, I think so. Have you heard the story of Hupplepuff? I was there watching when he was betting, and of course I was also there when they said he withdrew, and right after that, they said he cheated. That means it was instant. Now, there’s KYC, and as long as there’s no suspicion in your play, withdrawals, even big ones, can still be instant. A casino asking for another round of verification when you want to withdraw isn’t a problem, as long as you’re clean, didn’t cheat, and the casino is reputable, you’re good to go, no need to worry.

It's because they want to see if there's nothing wrong with it especially if they follow the rules because if they did not then there's a chance of their casino be seized due to letting people use their platform to transfer money or in other words money laundering. That's the reason why others requires KYC before you can withdraw. If there's nothing wrong then that's the time they will release the winnings to as to not make their reputation go bad.

From what I have learnt from childhood, if you win beyond what it's expected from a sportbookie you will be called to there office headquarters with your state of region to tender your KYC physically and then you will be granted you cash price there, however if it's basically reason within their payable price you will be credited instantly.

Now for casinos this days as long as you have your KYC submitted if you win huge you will be credited within a period of time which will be shared with you before it's done, from what I have heard from others. I haven't won hugely too so my opinion is dependent from what I have heard before hand.

Some casinos may require multiple levels of KYC depending on the case, or depending on the amount to be withdrawn, or if there is suspicion of having broken some kind of rule, but a big winner should not have any major problems when withdrawing their money. Think of it as potential negative publicity if you put obstacles in the way of a millionaire winner and they go to the media, and that is something that no casino would want to allow.

I didn't experienced it yet but based on other's experiences, it depends. If the player is a VIP and they're able to pass on several KYC requirements, so big wins can be withdrawn without having any problems.
What I've seen with several scam accusations is when these players trying to withdraw in one batch all of its winnings. So, that's why it depends on the account status and VIP level. There could be threshold and limits that stops the withdrawal at the moment and trying to verify it manually.
As long as there is no problem seen in the system, they're releasing it. There might be an amount that could trigger the manual process before they approve it. Some gamblers that genuinely won their big bets becomes frustrated when they are delayed, so sometimes it's on the gamblers missing the T&C and account limits.

I don't think they would just release big wins like that until they are very sure that the owner of the account is the one withdrawing. This is actually for security reasons sometimes, although not All platforms functions like that. A lot of them can settle those amounts as long as you have completed your KYC process. Saying all these to the best of my knowledge on platforms that operates with fiat currencies.

Not always because some casino ask additional verification step that's why we saw those casino asking for KYC before they release the winnings of their players.

Some reputable casino doesn't ask KYC maybe yeah. But its challenging to find a casino that will release a huge winning to their players since there are lots of casino out there.

But everything should be instant since we are dealing with crypto's here. I only encounter long delays when dealing with fiat that's why I stop using it and focus crypto since this convenient to and much ideal for people gambling online.

That's exactly what I thought about, it's unlawful to win big amount that doesn't reflect on the balance immediately, any casino that doesn't operate that way seems to be scam. If there is any sketchy behavior to be done by the platform is to lock the won amount from withdrawal until further information are required.

I haven’t won a big amount before in gambling so I really don’t have a first hand experience with this kind of stuffs but based on what I have seen online I think I can give a good shot at what actually happens.

For most casinos, like the big ones who are really funded and have lots of money they tend to treat their customers fairly and if they don’t find any clue of cheating or that the user abused their system one way or the other to win the game they’d pay them instantly especially if it’s a loyal customer but for smaller casinos they may not want to pay and go as far as accusing the user of exploiting an unacceptable tactics in winning the game. That’s basically what I think happens.

It depends on the casino you are playing. There’s some casino that do manual review for a big amount of withdrawal to avoid losses in case the big win came from cheating.

But reputable casino release big win immediately most of the time assuming you didn’t do anything wrong and you already completed the KYC since your account have higher chance to require KYC once your balance becomes high due to the big win.

In general, reputable casino release big win instantly.

I like your optimism, OP. It is always useful to imagine our dream in all the details so everything is on the right track. If we talk about a big win, then there is a lot of information on the Internet on how to simplify the withdrawal of your legally won money from the casino. The casino, for its part, will thoroughly review your account. It is advisable to be verified in advance to avoid any misunderstandings, as we have seen in the fraud section. In addition, you should understand that the casino is interested in you not withdrawing your money for as long as possible, but rather continuing to play with it. Therefore, you can inquire about which casinos offer quick withdrawals and which inform you that it will take time. I think that the withdrawal limits will show you such things well. The main thing is to be patient and polite so that there are no "new and invented" moments for delaying the withdrawal operation.

With the former casino that I have played for a long time. I have seen a lot of complaints and they were all about the big amount of withdrawals that were delayed and in summary with many of them that I witnessed, some of those big amounts were legitimate wins upon verdict of their investigation. If you want to see those stories, many of them are posted in the scam accusations and those that were solved successfully have been locked and serve its purpose. So, I think if we will study on that, not all of them are instantly released.
But, no doubt those that have good history and reputation certainly can release them without issues.

I think it depends on how they agree with winner. They might distribute it in parts because they want to have funds in turnover. They might distribute it in parts and ask winner to come by the price each month with idea that he will return gamble and lose them. They might distribute it in parts because it will save winner from spending or losing everything in short period. If I was the winner, I would take all at once, because of possibility casino to go bankrupt.

Sometimes casinos will require an extensive KYC check to release above a certain balance and that's why it's good to not sign up under fake details when you're intending to input a lot of money.

Many people fall for this mistake and will waste months with high level support to release their funds.
The funny thing is that casinos will claim to have AML checks while at the same time being based on like 3 jurisdictions to avoid any checks on themselves.

So really towards whose benefit is this any AML check supposedly? I'm fully convinced it's a delay tactic at this point to dissuade big wins and perhaps some people are actually going to forget their cash in there.

I don't know how much of a big win you are referring to, but if it involves someone getting a big win or max win at a casino, or more specifically, at a slot game, then I can attest that it is not withheld by the casino, because I have tried various casinos on this forum, and sometimes I have also seen some streamers who win, successfully withdraw their winnings, and then share some of their winnings with their followers. So, I don't think any casino has had any issues so far. Maybe I have experienced a few pending withdrawals, but I think that is normal considering the casino needs time to process them. As for KYC, so far several casinos I have tried have been true to their word, namely casinos that do require KYC and casinos that don't require KYC, even after a big win, it is still in accordance with their terms.

If the casino is a new one they will never release the whole amount at once, they will put daily limit on your withdrawal, like $2000 every 24hrs as an example, and I don't blame them for this because they need fund too, most times new online casinos find it hard to generate income everyday, to them winning big is bad for business as a starter.

Op I can see how hopeful you are, that you will probably win big someday, it's not a bad idea but control your feeling and thoughts because dreaming and hoping to win big some day can push you into taking more risk than you can handle, this is very common among we humans, where our desires end up becoming a trap, be careful what you wish for.

If you frequently follow casino Twitter or social media accounts, you'll see their posts when one of their players wins big.

KYC is a primary requirement these days, especially for big wins, so I don't think there are any other significant requirements for big casino winners. If there were, I think it would be just your KYC documentation, which they'd need to verify you're not a bot.

The hot wallets might get drained quickly, if they are fine then the casino might release the winnings immediately. Of course they might have some screening tools in between to make sure that the fraudulent ones are stopped.

Because a legitimate win if blocked by the casino would attract a lot of media attention and I am sure the winner will not stay quiet for long.

And by doing so they lose their own legitimacy over time. So most casinos would avoid unnecessary delays unless some legit reason comes up.

From what i've seen, the way they send out or handle big wins varies because there was a time when casinos were cautious and didn't store a lot of coins within their hot wallet. Still, with certain casinos requiring KYC, sending out a big win should be instant on their end unless the specific user hasn't gone through the higher levels of verification.

I was about to mention this as well because it's one of the common mistakes i've seen in a few threads.

Aside from the details, make sure that you only use non-custodial wallets whenever you withdraw your funds from the account because casinos can conduct sudden checks and flag your account if you use deposit addresses from certain platforms.

A lot of legitimate casinos don't give out big wins easily they gotta check if they were scammed and KYC checks . If it's a huge win there will be an identity  confirmation (such as government-issued ID and proof of the location you live in as and sometimes your financial sources) before getting your prize some bitcoin supported casinos with minimal KYC or no KYC could let you  withdraw quickly, however this comes with dangers and very suspicious vibes in addition to that casinos have withdrawn restriction on how many amount you can withdraw or they might release  them over time so big wins won't get withdrawn instantly
So yes big wins are amazing but having a verified account can help you from time wasting.

It’s fine if a payout gets delayed when it’s really necessary, but if it drags on for days or even months, then it’s getting close to being denied. If a casino is regulated, there should be a standard process to follow, it’s a win, so I don’t see why it needs to be “investigated” for money laundering or other excuses. That’s usually just what shady casinos use to stall payments.

There are many cases of accounts being frozen by casinos and most of them are those who have won big, I think every casino must have its own rules on their site that's why gambling sites are easier to deposit than withdraw because some sites have requirements in withdrawing winnings and if the gambling site is not too big and not well known I am sure the user's account will be blocked even after doing KYC but if the site is well known I think they will immediately give their users' winnings because they prioritize their good reputation and for the convenience of other users.

I won x10000 and x23000 in slots. You do have to prepare for KYC, or if you have already sent it, then you will not have any trouble withdrawing it. I took it all out the instant I won those multipliers, and I was really glad when it came to my digital cash account.

But I can say it's really rare for something like that to happen. I have been playing many times on those games before I hit those multipliers, and I think I also deposited high enough before it surprised me. After that, I played really slowly and just enjoyed playing slots again.

For established players I believe this shouldn't be a problem as such players could be categorized as high rollers...but say a new account gets registered today and in a few minutes or hours they are making some crazy money and hit the withdraw...5/10 times I think the casino will want to look into the players game history to avoid paying out any game exploits or buggy slots...its called risk assessment  :P and from a players point of view its inconveniencing and irritating,  but it is what it is.

You are correct  and I've  been longing to ask this same question. Why is it that, if a gambler loses huge amount of money the casino doesn't restrict his account to provide KYC details  but immediately that same gambler make a win that's out of the box, his account  immediately gets frozen and asked to go through their KYC service. Some gamblers have intentionally fulfilled all KYC requirements for matters like this yet the casino end up delaying their payment with one excuse or the other. This is actually not a good behavior even from big casinos.

The gambling site may take/want know your customer document anytime even if it is done at the time of depositing or before depositing or multiple times before the last time. For example they though or find out few matching of other account/accounts. In this case then the users must have to provide that if there is nothing misuse then it will be little delay but there will have nothing bad.

If your casino has a half decent reputation, then you are likely to have no issues with getting a payout. The only blocker will be the KYC documentation, which might get more extensive if you have a very big win (tens of thousands). Many people will have this setup long before a big win happens, so it is usually not a problem. The casinos are making so much money each day that what might seem like a huge payout to you is very insignificant to them. The only exception might be when they claim it is a bug in the software, but most of these claims get knocked back by regulators. This is why you should always check the casino reviews before you get into the big money that they might owe you.

Those casinos that are big and reputable will release it instantly, they are not for short time periods but will continue for a longer time. Trust is needed for their survival and to be at the top, so they can act quickly and ensure that the process goes smoothly, so that users won't face many hurdles. However, for a larger payout, the process and verification can take some time, such as verifying the odds and ensuring fairness in the sources and other such matters. Once they have verified everything, the process will be finished.

it is clear that there is no casino platform that will release a big amount of funds to you without you complete their kyc steps, so I believe that that is one of the measures or requirement that each every casino platform needed for any of their customer to do before a huge amount to be released to that person, I believe that most of Casino platforms even though the money that you are supposed to cash out is not that much they will require you to have done your kyc because then believe that completing your kyc verification to build trust on you, having KYC is good, but I don't know why the reason many of our gamblers refuses to have done their kyc completely when it is needful

A casino or sports book should release big wins quickly, but not instantly. I say not instantly because the casino will need to carry out some verification which is normal. What is abnormal is when the casino begins to want to take too much time, more than necessary in an attempt to discourage gamblers who have won big. Casinos that have been identified to act in such a manner are usually avoided by gamblers because gamblers who have passed through the experience usually advise others against gambling there. Some gamblers may become impatient with the process and start criticizing the casino, spoiling the casino name to others. It is necessary that before you gamble in a casino or sport book, that you find out somehow how long their withdrawal process takes in preparation of you winning big so that if it a duration you know you cannot be patient for, you can simply try another casino.

In my strategy i mostly make small enough bets. Max win was about $500, max win odd was about 14. Both times i`ve got 5 minute release, but after it i was KYCed both times.
About my friends - they told that they got pauses before payout when were big odds and strange matches, but never when was big bet.
We`ve got no problems except KYC.

Perhaps OP is talking about a situation where the player did KYC and passed, but there are many cases where after some time the person playing and losing, gets lucky and wins a lot of money and wants to withdraw, when they withdraw, the casino doesn't send the money and the withdrawal remains pending, but the person did KYC and passed

the casino uses the argument that it needs to investigate the player's account and only after that will it decide whether to send the money or not. The problem with this is that months go by without a response and only in cases of great luck and thanks to pressure from the community does the casino pay. These cases are very common in this world of crypto casinos, unfortunately.

This is true because how big the amount you win matters alot in every casino. That is why they normally state a maximum win, so that you wouldn't stake above there maximum requirements, even though sometimes most gamblers normally forget this.

Of course no matter how little winning is winning the most important thing in every casinos is the rules and regulations because sticking to the rules would definitely going to make it easier for you when you get a huge win.

I have to be agreed with your strategy about keeping things on balance because this is the best way greediness always kills and members faced unusual problems which are already many on forum in scam accusation.
In better way always needs to read their few requirements before starting playing is always good because if you are not well aware about their policies and rules this always bring conflict usually casinos have no KYC till $500 which is good after this as you touch $1000 its creation something.
Recently I have talked with few those are also going through with this strategy and never keeping big amount on any casino because they feel not comfortable, and this amount always give them better way of having withdrawal and keeping their fun on right way.

I think these checks are important for smaller players, especially when something unusual happens, like multiple wins in a row or frequent withdrawals. It's fair to take a look at these situations, as it helps avoid several problems.

I have gambled in both online and physical casinos but have not won big. I have not seen a lucky gambler who has won big, most of them are satisfied with small wins. There are no extra benefits in online casinos except for a few tokens. Sometimes physical casinos give out that amount to people who have won big. Most casinos rewarding those winning gamblers and campaign. Their aim is to attract more members through promotions.

I think almost every casino company requires to follow the KYC verification process because every company has to be under some regulations of the government of that country.

Yes, some casinos do, and no, some casinos don't, it all depends on the casinos financial capacity or capabilities.
Big casinos that have made alot of money and has been successful over the years will not have any problem releasing big wins instantly, like stake for example.

Some body on this forum had once won around $144k from bitcasino from a bonus money he got from the casino, after playing to more to achieve his wager requirement so that the funds can be released, he ended up with around $99k, he then placed a withdrawal request and the request was processed even without the casino for any document for account verification, the dude was one lucky guy.

Newer casinos that are still trying to find their feet will not process a big win alll at once, they will be paying the winner in batches either weekly or monthly until the entire money is paid to him, I've also witness that happen on this forum as well.

As far as I know, this depends on each casino.

Or maybe it's a country regulation.

But each casino at least seem to have their own thresholds that they manage.

For small payouts, there's no checks of anything, but the higher the amount, the more strict their procedures.

Is that casino operating up until now? Was the winner a high-roller or just a lucky guy who won a huge amount from only having small capital?

Having that said, this tells us to be wary of online casinos we choose to play. Playing on a new platform and getting lucky there might cause us frustration if they choose to not to pay us our winnings. If we're going to gamble seriously, it's better to choose a reputable casinocthat has already been established.

It's obvious that the casinos payment system when hitting a big win is completely depend on how financial boyant they are at that point in time, if they have up to what you won they will pay you instantly but if they didn't, they place you on installment payment, however the most important points is that you have won and that's what matters in the game.

That why it is advisable playing a casino game with a company that is more financially balanced in case of issues like this you wouldn't start having delay or difficulty in payments.

I think the inspection should be done comprehensively on every player, whether small or big whether it's KYC or player identity, isn't gambling based on luck? Is it possible for a player to control the outcome of each round? Of course not, right? If they win consecutively and want to cash out the winnings, that is of course the gambler's full right to own them the casino should not make things difficult for him.

I don't think frequent withdrawals by gamblers can be categorized as a problem. I think it's unlikely that gamblers frequently make such withdrawals for relatively small amounts. Many people complain that casinos sometimes take a long time to process large withdrawals, even though they've already completed all the casino's rules.

If I were to hit the jackpot with a big win I would probably be too happy and allow the casino to do whatever requirements that they want before releasing my win. But ideally it shouldn't take long maybe a little longer than releasing small amounts but releasing fast payment as soon as possible will make the gambler to be happy. Some casinos that are not reputable can be looking for excuses to delay or even not to release payment to winners. It is better to gamble in reputable casinos where you are sure that after you win no matter the amount they will not take more time than necessary to pay you.

I think that before releasing a big win, casino makes multiple checks if players has played fair and if everything was correct from their side, and then make a quick payment. Having pauses and making everything slow harms casino reputation. Even if big win cause financial instability for casino, instant payout will be a signal for other gamblers that casino is fair, it is possible to win big. New and old clients will come and they will make casino financial recovery quicker.

Yes, that's why those instant things they thought is I think not happening since there's provably a compliance check before the winner could take their winnings.

If they can able to provide all necessary documents asked by the casino then for sure that they can withdraw those winnings they get.

Some people think its crazy to go on this process, but I think the casino do this for verification and other compliance thing so that they can assure that no other problems would occur or happen.

This is also the case for most casinos. They will perform advanced verification if winnings meet the required standard for verification, especially for large amounts.

Therefore, before that happens, as some casinos take issue with late data verification, it's best to complete KYC from the outset for the long-term security of your account for both deposits and withdrawals.

I have also heard stories about some online casinos refusing to pay their clients after hitting the jackpot. There was a video I saw some time ago about a casino refusing to pay two brother who big amount of money in their platform. The video was posted by one popular blogger in my country. I don't know how they later settled, but I don't think it was a smooth ride for the gamblers because if it was, they wouldn't have made the video in the first place. It is very important for gamblers to be very careful in their choice of casino when gambling. Many gamblers neglect this aspect which I think is very wrong, choice of reputable casino should be the most important thing a gambler should do be proceeding to gamble.

For some crypto casinos that I'm, I have not really won a very huge amount but the wins that I have been getting was released instantly. For the local online sports book and casino that I have won a big amount before, the payout was also instant, no delays.

There’s really no problem with local casinos, especially if you’ve already completed KYC, since they can trace where your money is coming from. With crypto it’s a bit different, some casinos let you play without KYC at first, but then require it once you win big. That’s when they start questioning the source of your funds, just to delay the withdrawal or worse, not pay at all.

But those are usually shady casinos. The good, reputable ones follow the rules, and they release your winnings as long as you don’t violate their terms. They care a lot about their reputation, and in this community, even a single scam accusation can have a big impact on them.

I'm not a big winner, not yet but based on what I've digested on the Internet some casinos do pay big winners in one go while some make limited payment every day, it all depends on the casino.

Some are just starting up their business and if someone is fortunate enough to win on such casino it's a lie if I tell you that they will pay all the amount at once, if we are to think about it very well it's not fair.

Many gamblers knows how to judge simply because they are not in the same shoes as the business runners, they will understand better if the business is their own.

If suspicious activity is detected from an account that wins big, of course, the casino will have a system to monitor it. If there is no abuse of the casino's terms and conditions and betting, I think they might just request KYC, and everything will be settled. Although the process may not be instant due to the large winnings involved, reputable casinos will certainly make payments.

Things that may affects the instant withdrawal, like what you mentioned there are checking that may applied to see if there's no suspicious activities, as we know that casinos may have different treatment in each type of activities especially in terms of winning huge and the way you quickly request for withdrawal, there might be some delays that may happen, can't speak to my behalf as I don't have that experienced winning huge amount.

Those that are limiting and can't give that entire huge withdrawal of a winner can't take that win in one batch.
Because, it's either that it's really huge and they don't have the actual amount yet and so, they're giving the winner some limitations.
But they'll sure pay them with the entire amount in full but if they're in a situation like that, we know that there's something going on with their internal and finance department.

Why do casinos really want to go through the account and bets of a person that wins big and not do the same when they win small? Is it that winning big is what matters to them the most and if you cheat and win small, they won’t be concerned about how you came about winning that amount?

Casinos should be financially stable enough to be able to payout big wins for their customers, delay in payment of big wins without any problem from the player is a bad sign and will only spoil the reputation of such casino. If there could be a way some of this casinos cannot really payout big wins from their casino immediately, they should put limits to how much you can win of a bet if they can’t payout immediately. Although, this may tarnish their reputation in the face of others and rivals in the industry. In whatever they do, applying professionalism is the best and giving out quick payout after a win is part of it.

For me the best way is when my money on my wallet, for casino i leave just few bets. I was often KYCed, i`ve got return when some casino decided that it was fixed match(few other casinos didn`t thought so), cancelled bets, etc. So few small wins better than one big problem with casino. I don`t need big numbers in the win list. I prefer big profit without problems.

Casinos usually pay out small wins very quickly. But if it is a big amount, they take a little longer. They re-verify the KYC information of the gambler during that time. I saw two people I know receive big wins from local casino. The platform identified the gambler and re-checked all his information and then they paid him. I think it is definitely a good idea to adopt such a policy in the case of big wins. In this way, the casino can get rid of the restrictions, and the gambler also gets the money properly.

As far as I know, top casinos like stake, bc.game, Rollbit process withdrawals within 24 hours and of course, there must be KYC verification in this case.
In many cases, some casinos do a little deep KYC verification like the face scanning type of KYC verification, and at the same time, since there is a huge prize money connection with the jackpot, they give a security checkup which takes some time.
Because it must be verified that the person who won such a big fund did not use any exploit. I am saying these things mainly about top reputable casinos, but if it is not a reputable casino and also a scammer, then they wouldn't pay in 24 years, I mean will scam the fund.

Most casinos let the players come over to their office before they can release payment but this happens in local casinos. An online casino dont need to hesitate when sending payment to users as long as they did not go against the rules and regulations of the casino.

I know how important it is for players to choose a preferred casino but how will they know if a casino will release huge payment early? We cannot vouch for a casino, and when it comes to huge payment we have to pray we should be lucky that we are betting we the right casino.

Casinos do release your big win instantly, but not all. I meant not all of casinos would let you to withdraw your big win at once. Some paid you in some batches. That totally depend on how big your win is. However, some casinos might be strict you from withdrawing your win. 

It's true, this is very simple , some people who have no idea what it means to have a business give their opinion and talk when they haven't even had at least 1 business, having a company is something difficult,  when you manage Personnel it's another thing, another level, for that there are specialized studies because it's not that easy , and a casino where most of the money can be at stake from the beginning is not Something simple , you have to try to think also like a possible entrepreneur to be able to have an idea of ​​what happens.

You also should remember that big wins like that are not that commonly withdrawn. Most gamblers end up spending more than they win, so they will likely be spending that money rapidly more than they withdraw. Meaning casinos having to verify big wins - that frequency drops. I am sure they get wins to verify everyday but they will see that person wadte it more commonly.

They are running a business so obviously to maintain their name they will make sure to clear these things quickly.

No, I don't agree that casinos should conduct full identity verification. It's pointless. I would never go through such a check. Why? Nowadays, it's just stupid to throw around personal data. A few months ago I did something stupid and now I receive text messages and calls every day from various financial companies that brazenly impose their services. It's very easy to sell a database of people now. This information is in high demand.

As for big wins. If the casino has a good reputation, then there should be no problems with withdrawing funds.

Why people are so interested in casinos? Because they give big wins. Although not everyone can win, those who are lucky have won big wins. If casinos did not give big wins, then there would not have been so much attraction towards casinos among gamblers and so much trust would not have been born. I have not heard anyone complain that any casino platform could not withdraw big winnings if they used a good platform.

I will completely agree with you that in case of big wins, most of the gamblers later lose that money. They spend that money in the casino itself, which is why they fail to withdraw big money. Casinos are always in profit, so giving money to lucky people is not a cause for loss. Rather, the news of big money withdrawals attracts ordinary people to casinos even more.

I like taking my chances and being in total control of anything I am doing, I don't like to put my fate in luck. So I don't really fancy the idea of praying to be lucky that I gamble with the right casino. I rather do my own research to to know more about the casino I am about gambling with. And the best way to go about it is by going through the channels I can get feedback about the casino to see if there are times were clients have been complaining about them not paying people who has won big in the past or not. Let's take for example, if a gambler win big and the casino refuses to pay, the first place the gambler will take his complaint will be the comment section of their social media pages. If they have mobile apps, I will check it out on play store or app store to see their ratings and feedbacks people write about them. It is important we know these things about casinos, so we are fully informed about the casino's operation.

I have seen the casino media release a big victory for users who bet in large quantities, but unfortunately the end of the winning user story is part of the online casino, Whether it's a trick or sensation for the casino itself to look responsible or honest.

In short, I personally have not felt in gambling activities to win in large quantities, the reason is that I have never installed a large bet, even though I often win for sports betting.

It all depends, releasing big instant may merely be impossible because of the key word there "big", because they may have to make some information and run a check before they can confirm for this, also, if we see it as something that we need to to cash out instantly, then we must ensure that the conditions for withdrawal have been meant and then we may proceed for the next step of action, they just want to ensure that they don't send the amount of money to a wrong hand and also make the necessary verifications from the user end, so that they cant afford any form of mistake at the process, since large amount of money is involved.

I also haven't played high stakes poker or even made huge bets on sports events, so I can't say for sure whether well-known casinos pay out such winnings. However, it is clear that their reputation is at stake, which is extremely difficult to maintain if they do things like non-payments. Because it will spread too quickly and fly around the Internet with the help of social networks. If it happens once, I think no one will notice or they will think that competitors did it, but if it happens constantly, then we can think about whether we should play there at all, personally I would not really want to continue because if I won big money, I would like to get it immediately, and not listen to excuses.

I would say up until now, only few casinos can do it instantly without a doubt. As long as there are no problems with your KYC docs and you haven't violated any of their terms. But if some casinos will take a pause, for me, it is understandable as we are talking big amount of money. And it can really have impact on their vault especially for small casinos. So they need to make sure that the gambler who's making such big withdrawal is eligible to get such amount.

If you want to have peace of mind, better play on reputable casinos that you can find in the forum. You can also ask for assistance if something goes wrong with your withdrawal as you can easily reach their support if needed. That is, if the casino has still active presence in the forum. This is for your peace of mind while playing in the casino.

They don't, they are always careful about how they release money to players because you can't agree and then disagree. If a player win a very big amount of money, that bet is going to be evaluated maybe there is an error, there are times a game can be a win but casino somehow will flaged it as loss, to void such things they make sure every ticket are evaluated before payment are made to winners on their dashboard and the time depend on the casino you are using, most doesn't exceed 1 day.

Regarding KYC, that's between you and the casino, if it was agreed that KYC is required, then rest assure you will have to undergo a KYC verification before you are going to be all onto withdraw that money. If there is KYC and you didn't do before making the deposit then it's means you deliberately deposited the money and plan to do it later. If you don't want problems with casino, it's better you do KYC with a casino before you deposit money or look for a casino that doesn't require KYC or there is a minimum withdrawal without KYC.

Depending on the size of the win, they might have legal obligations to confirm that winners are who they say they are. Even with KYC done once.
When it's a huge money, you don't want to compromise your company by doing some accidental AML violation, when it costs you nothing but time to double check everything.

I would be very surprised if i had $1M instantly sent to wallet of my choosing, when even i myself would need few days just to prepare, that am doing everything correctly and not accidentally sending it to wrong address.