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This just got my attention,when I was predicting a long slip worth $millions and I ask my self this question,what if I win and I couldn't be paid what is actually my gain at a long run , because we had stories many times how so many people close their betting shops all because a gambler won a huge amount in casino betting,when this happens what is the nessceeary approach someone should use in other to recover your winnings.

First of all, advanced casinos won't approve a bet that has a potential winning amount that is more than or higher than what they can afford to comfortably pay you if win, they system will always bring up an error message telling you that potential winning is too high and that you should try reducing your stake..

And secondly, if the casino isn't advanced enough and allowed you to place such bet and you won, what they normally will do is pay you the winning in installments, it could be weekly installments or monthly installment, it all depends on how much the casino is making as profit on weekly and or monthly basis..

Any casinos that closes down simply because a customer won a large sum of money they can't afford to pay is a scam casino, they probably had intentions of rugging with users money, but unfortunately, some one won money they can not risk paying the person.

This is part of the reason why you should work with casino that of high reputation and that has the ability to pay you whatever amount you've won. A betting shop is just a small aspect of the casino share hence, incident of someone winning big and the betting shop closing down the next day mostly happens in physical gambling centres and if the winner is ready to follow up the matter using legal means, he can still get back his money.

In an ideal scenario, there's supposed to be a law that protects but the casino and the gambler such that when you win, there's a guarantee that you're 💯 getting your money which means that the casino Is supposed to be made to luck up a certain amount of money which must be above what players can win per time.

I just have two things to say in this case, one is that casino doesn't approve a ticket they won't be able to pay, this means that there is a minimum and maximum win, which means you can't win below or above that range. That is why even in our local or traditional bet I think the maximum win is about #50m or so, this means that no matter the amount you stake, provided it has reached this maximum win then thats what they can pay you.

And secondly avoid using casino or bet app that are not reputable because we have seen and heard lately how many casino didn't pay out their wining to customer, sometimes they even acuse you of not doing KYC, and will even require you to post a valid identity and all those stuff that will make you even reveal your identity when you don't wan, so as to frustrate you in order for you to leave that money for them. Just do proper research before using a Casino.

An established casino will not approved any prize that they cannot pay to begin with. If that were the case, then casinos would be flooded with legal cases filed against it in the first place.

To answer your hypothetical question, casinos are mandated to honor what they advertise to the gamblers. If they refuse, then a legal action against them would pursue which would be against them.

Unfortunately, however, there are some casinos that sometimes do not honor jackpots won by some players. Their reasoning behind it is due to fraud or even a bug on their system which makes it impossible for you to recover any winnings in the first place.

There are limitations on how much can be won from a single bet placed, once you potential winning exceed this limit then you bet wouldn't be approved meaning that you are going to have to reduce your stake or some games which will reduce your overall odds and also reduce your potential winning and then you will be able to place that bet, you should know that they have already considered these possibilities and have taken measures to safeguard themselves incase things like this happen so it's very unlikely that you will bankrupt them with a single bet

A casino is a business; hence, the management should put in place certain mechanisms to avoid such situations. Some casinos have maximum betting limits to ensure that bettors don't win more than they can afford to pay. New casinos that are under an inexperienced management team might experience such challenges. Most established casinos have a strong financial base and experienced staff that can manage all their operations. Nevertheless, if a casino doesn't have enough funds to pay a win, they could agree with the winner to pay in installments. Seeking loans to payout the win will also be a better option than shutting the casino down.

The casino is still legally obligated to pay the full amount — but not always immediately. That's it.

Although there are some online casinos where they aren't allowing their players to put a bet where they could potentially win more than what the casino is holding, but this normally is happening in a physical casino where there's always a possibility that the player can win more than the money that the casino is holding. Of course, they will verify this first if he player won in a LEGITIMATE way, but at the end of the day, the casino is obliged to pay the player in full.

The problem lies if the casino where the gambler won a huge amount is unlicensed or illegal because they can just run away, and will not pay the gambler and of course, no authorities can help him/her.

The only approach is to do it legally. If the online sports bookie is licensed, then they will probably have a hard time getting away from it. Now, if the website is a scammy one, you might want to just forget about it, or else you will be spending money that ain't going anywhere.

This is why we should stick with the reputable online casino and sports bookies especially those with histories of paying up high rollers and sports bettors who bets high amounts.

Sue the gambling site is what that you can do which is the best.

You mentioned betting shop. If a betting shop did not pay you, sue the owner of the betting shop. Some betting shop owners or workers can use this to scam you in a way the betting site will give them the money but they will not give you the money. I have read about it before.

I don't know if there are cases like that but I only heard stuff of news before that some able to win a lot but they did some cheating and got caught. But for sure there's no casino will ever paid over the winning prize of any users. Well it doesn't make sense that this would happened as they operated as business and this might compromise their operation.

I don't think it possible for a casino not be able to pay a wining game, and at such a gambling site is program in such way that maximum amount can be affordable to the winners and if probably there so much winning in that particular week or days, i have seen bet company that experience so much winning that particular week and what the company do to keep their constomer with them without then knowing that the bet company is lack of fond, the bet company apply for a loan immediately to be able to pay those wining slips.

I understand you perfectly but am trying to derive the story that happens in a pool offer some years back somewhere in my community someone heat a jackpot what millions,so the bettor went their to go for his money behold the pool attendant is no where to be found now in this kind of situation what should the winner do in other to get his money back.

Well if that is the case then he should sue the betting shop as he didn't get his winning money. But not sure if this is government back up gaming or a private own. But in any case, the only recourse of action is do it legally and claim what's yours.

For big land base casinos or online gambling sites, as far as I know there is such a limit on how much you can bet so that the casino won't get bankrupt or anything that they make them not having the money in the first.

The most annoying part of this long slip, it doesn't always work out as predicted, even though most times you would see that 1 or 2 would just spoil the whole slip.

 Back to your question, the simple truth is that casino can never allow you to bet above their limit because each of them have their maximum amount you can only win in their terms and conditions. So there is no how you can bet above their requirements.

Ideally, a bookmaker, like any casino, should be fully aware of the maximum amount they can pay out to the most successful player. But of course, when you place a bet, no one will limit your winnings or your desire to win. Therefore, even if a casino or bookmaker is forced to pay you a huge sum they don't have, they'll likely ask you to pay it back in installments over several years. I'm even sure they'll simply ask, and they'll make it clear that this is the only way your winnings will be paid, and most likely, there's no stipulation in the fine print.

Don't bother yourself thinking of it if you are betting using reputable casinos and you are not cheating. Because the casino will pay the winner as long as it was a valid, legal, and confirmed bet. Some casinos may offer an installment basis, but it was good that at least they gave some promises. However, the casino can also decline if it is involved in an illegal entry or a system error. But if you are betting on unknown casinos, you might expect such a thing.

But if I were you, I wouldn't bet a lot of money if I already had doubts.

Well from your narration it seams the fault was not even from the casino itself, but was from the casino agent. at first i though what you meant was the casino itself not paying but with this information you have given, it shows that the fault is not from the casino. I know this type of lottery game in my Village where if you win in the bet shop, the agent will go to the branch office to withdraw the total win amount for everyone and you claim your money with your ticket, it is very possible that the agent will squander the money and lie that the Gambling site didn't pay. But if you are a person who doesn't take shirt, you will dig deep and sue the guy or arrest him maybe he will start talking the truth in the police station. But if you win in an online casino and the refuse to pay you, then it's a different case which you can come out openly and make it publicly known and maybe you could Sue them to court. There are many ways to handle such situation.

You will only experience this if you keep betting on mediocre casino that has a very low bankroll. Either you will be paid in tranches or they will just exit scam using different ToS violation reason and other way to avoid payment.

Playing on reputable and big  casino will help you to minimize the risk of experiencing this tough situation because they are backed with huge bankroll enough to cover even a million dollar bet win.

Casino always include their maximum payout in the casino terms and conditions. In a situation where a gambler won an amount that the casino cannot afford to pay, what he should do is to withdraw only the amount they can pay out and use the rest to play more in the casino. The casino will never allow a withdrawal of more than that amount; there is no two-way about it. It is very important for all gamblers to read the rules set by the casino before using them. When they encounter challenges like this, they will know what to do next.

With some many regulations in place the likelihood of that happening is bit low, but if does the company has to pay or it might likely loose it's license if it doesn't,, but the chances are quite small, winning a jackpot is not an everyday occurrence and the stakes are regulated probably to likely meet the available resources of the casino so that their is not a breach btw customer and the business. But the chances of these happening is highly rear, I could say the company might be so unlucky I guess.

Actually the money shown on the balance in online or crypto casinos has no value until it reaches your own wallet. History has shown many times that small or weak operators simply avoid payments, make excuses and even close the site after seeing big wins.So long slips don’t mean excitement the risk is just as big.

In my opinion the real strategy is to not choose the wrong casino in the future place big bets on platforms that are known in the community and have a long track record of paying out. Because at the end of the day, the truth is simple winnings are only worth it when you can take them in your hands, otherwise it’s just a number on the screen.

If a gambler wins more money than the casino can afford to pay, things can get messy. Usually casinos have rules or limits to stop that from happening but if it does they might try to negotiate a payout plan or offer part of the winnings right away.

In extreme cases the casino could even shut down or go bankrupt. The gambler might have to take legal action to get the money they’re owed.

True. In some cases we've seen them not closing shops per se but they come up with flimsy excuses of breaches by said winners of cheating the casinos. Some even put up allegations that loopholes were exploited by winners. They try to nullify the wins or reduce payments once they allege all that.

Suing somebody or an organisation doesn't come as easy as hitting the "enter button" on a keyboard even though it may sound a bit easy a thing to do. Court cases waste time and there are fees to be paid. Getting the services of a lawyer(s) doesn't come cheap. The gambler who won may not even have money to acquire the services of an attorney to plead his case. We've to factor in all that.

This happened years ago, and I can't recall the name of the casino because it's not a popular casino. I only recall the circumstances that they both agreed to do an instalment because the casino can't keep up with the operation if they paid him in full.
All I know is that casinos should be fully aware of this and set up a system that will not put the casino out of business if the bet wins.
Casinos are profit-driven; they should know all the circumstances and know how to address them. If they fail, they can be out of business

Try to make a bet, and if it gets accepted, that means the casino or sportsbook is required to pay you.

A good sportsbook will limit the bet size, and that’s the answer..  the max bet limit is basically the basis for how much you can win. I’ve tried placing a huge parlay before, but they limited me, so that’s how you know.

No need to worry too much. As long as you’re using a reputable platform, you’ll be able to withdraw your winnings. Just make sure you’re ready for the KYC requirements, because once you hit a big win, that’s usually the first thing they’ll ask for.

The casinos must pay the winner. If they don't have much money to pay, they could make a deal with you and ask to pay you gradually. But that rarely happens because usually, they prepare the cash just in case gamblers win big. They will not risk their popularity because they can't pay the winners so they will pay even if that means they need to lose all of their funds. We don't know if that could happen to us but let's think positively that the casino will pay us.

Casino sites that have a lot of reports are big companies and it will never happen that gamblers will win more money than their bankroll. Because they have enough funds and a large number of gamblers lose money which is added to their funds. So what you are saying will never be believed as a possible event and there is no possibility of it happening. When someone starts a business, he analyzes different aspects and then he starts his business and only then they can be successful. So something like this can never happen with a successful casino site. And that is why always choose a trusted site so that nothing like this ever happens to you.

How is that really possible. I'm sure it is people that organised those games and programmes  and launched them for players . I'm sure they have checked properly over and again to know that there are no opportunities for such things to happen.  There should be restrictions to anything that happens in the site and also controlled.  In my own opinion it is quite impossible for someone to win more than what the Casino can pay if my points are correct. Its just like our physical games we play. The prizes are already set for even before the beginning of the game. Different categories of prizes for winners so depending on what you win you collect the prize.

This question has a simple Answer. The casinos Do not / will not approve The Winning amount More than  they can afford to give. The winning amount may look large to a gambler but Casinos are well able to Pay the gambler if he lands the jackpot. But another Case could be that A Casino really isn't Able to Pay The Amount So If the Casino is Licensed then a regulatory action is taken and the Gaming authority steps In. But if it's an unlicensed Casino a gambler may have the risk to lose all of his/her money so that shows how important it is to Gamble in a Licensed and legal Casino.

They will pay if the casino cares about their reputation, but the problem is that if the casino is very new they won't be able to pay up every penny won, what type of reputation a brand new casino have when they are just starting their journey? I have read on reddit about a new casino that closed down because someone won a lot of money and they want to avoid paying.

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If the casino is not a new one it is also possible that they might not be able to settle the winner at once, they can only turn the amount to sum kind of debt on their company and start to pay by percentage, maybe every day or every week.

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They will make a deal with you and hopefully they stick to their promise, it is nothing to  worry much about unless you are using a online casino that is not reliable, this is why it is better to always use a better online casinos that cares not about anything but their rep.

Illegal online gambling sites typically experience this type of problem. When a user wins a significant amount, the site refuses to release the winnings, even going so far as to block the user. This is the most fatal flaw of illegal gambling sites. Although they are easy to access, there is always fraud involved.

It will not happen in professional and reliable casinos because they wont accept any bet that potentially win an amount which is more than what they can pay because most casinos have their own winning limit in single bet so bigger winning than what they cant pay will not happen.
If such thing happen, it must be in a casino which is not managed professionally because the casino do not set a limit for winning by players.
Lets say it is actually happened, there can be few possible scenarios such as the casino make an agreement with the player to pay the winning in installments until the whole amount is fully paid.
The worse possible scenario is the casino try to find an exception to pay the player such as by accusing the player violate terms of the casino or there is a glitch in the game that make it a win.

I am also convinced that the probability that a casino will not pay is very, very low. Also because they risk all their credibility, they risk all the name they have created in the meantime and creating a good platform name is very difficult, destroying it really takes a moment.

It's unlikely to happen in a licensed casino; they would never risk their license by scamming their winners. Casinos, especially in Nevada, are mandated to keep a cash reserve so they can always pay, or they face fines, but if it happens at an unlicensed casino, there's a chance they will run away.

Online or offline casinos' reputations are at risk of being lost due to non-payment, so if they are careless and fail to set parameters for maximum withdrawal, they have to pay the price by paying the full amount, or they can negotiate payment terms, subject to the winner's approval.

If you check some bookies, there’s a point you’ll get to if you keep adding more to your ticket, let’s say you’re playing parlay - even if you keep adding more games to the list it won’t show any difference they’ll have that same amount there. This was what I observed in a local bookie that I usually use occasionally to gamble.

For the bookie I mentioned above, once the amount gets to 25,000,000 in my local currency it won’t matter if you add 3 or 10 games nothing will happen to the amount to be won again. It will just be a waste of time.

So with that, I don’t think the bookie or casino would allow you to place a bet on a game that would give you a win that’s more than what they can afford to pay. Unless they just want to be greedy and let you bet a huge amount so that they can get it then and only then would you see situation like this happening. But for a decent bookie you will never see it happen.

If you end up winning an amount too large for the casino to pay, there are usually only two possible outcomes. First, the casino will pay you, but they need time to process the transaction and verify the legitimacy of the win, which might include security checks and source-of-funds validation. If you're lucky, you might bypass this process and receive your winnings. Second, the casino will avoid paying you using various excuses, whether it's using technicalities or accusing you of violating their Terms of Service. If this happens, you can take the matter to this forum and accuse them of avoiding their responsibility, or you can ask AskGamblers to help you recover your winnings with any evidence you have. If you are right, you need to spread the word about what they did on review sites, so that more people will see what you experienced and avoid playing on such platforms.

There is a maximum amount you can win from a bet, which is irrespective of the wagering amount, so you don't have to worry about the casinos and some lucky person winning an amount that the casino can't afford to pay.

And we just had the thread about this matter yesterday, but today there is another one. ???

Casinos have dedicated teams of professionals whose job is to ensure the capital of the casino itself is not at risk of being depleted in the short and long term, you know. If someone who is very rich log into the bookie or casino and places a bet or starts to gamble in a way which could put the casino¿s bankroll at risk, then the system of the casino would not allow that bet/wager to happen in the first place and the personnel of the casino would be informed of the activities of that person in their platform, so that gambler can be monitored and dealt with accordingly.
There are casinos and bookies which carter rich people and whales, while there are casinos and bookies which are intended for the bulk of the population which does not have as much money.

Just so you know, casinos have payout limits, they cannot offer what they can't give out to winners. Only casinos that are not reputable cam do something like this, a credible casino would always be able to afford what is within their limit. If any gambler has gone through a situation where casinos couldn't settle his or her wins due to lack of funds then that's quite unfortunate they fell for a scam

Stop dreaming mate, you can't win such amount that the casino won't be able to pay you. However, casinos always set their limits. If in case you are trying to place a bet with a bigger potential winning that's more than the casinos budget, just forget about it, you cannot be able to process the bet because you will definitely get some warning and you will be asked to reduce the bet or the amount you staked. So as a matter of fact, you can not process a bet which potential win is higher than the casino budget

Casinos usually have maximum payouts payable, so normally they should not allow your ticket to exceed the maximum payout that they have written in their terms of service. If players win a lot of money that a casino cannot pay at once, they would spread the payments into installments, that way the casino does not feel the impact all at once.

However, it is important to ensure you play in a reputable casino and read their terms of service. Because if you win a life changing money in a casino that is not reputable, they would give you every excuse under the sun to avoid paying you that sum. And good luck if you decide to take legal actions against them.

Absolutely normal if you ask me, the gambling and gambling discussion board and sub-board are the busiest on this forum if I am assuming correctly, and what this means is that thread that are created and is not active with traffic will get buried in the background quickly, and any other person coming after with same idea or thought for discussion may not know what he or she wants to create a discussion for is something that some group of persons have already discussed some time ago not quite long..

I can't count the number of times I've come across topics, threads where something I created discussion for some time back, is being discussed again, courtesy of another user creating a thread with same topic again, I've come to terms with the fact that this is normal considering the fact that new people join this forum every day..

@OP, Fivestar4everMVP has clearly explained it all and what he said is very correct. Sportbook will never give you a win that they can not afford to pay, because for every amount you are staking with, the system that they have setup will calculate your potential win based on the odd of the game, if the amount you are staking with is above the bookie's maximum staking amount, I don't think they will allow you to make that bet.

Contrary to that, if you win more than the amount that a scam casino can afford to pay, they won't pay you but will rather make an excuse or exit as scam that they are.

I don't think it’s possible that a casino or betting site would set a winning amount they’re unable to pay. That’s the reason why all casinos do not have the same payout limits.One more thing before anyone gets involved in any casino, it’s advisable to do proper research about the casino site.

If it later happens that you win a large amount that the casino can’t pay at once, you can take the case to court. It’s possible that you will still get paid. In fact, even if the casino doesn’t have that amount available immediately, there can be an agreement between you and the casino on how the payment will be made.

Well, this is very easy. You can check it by yourself whether this casino is able to pay a huge win or not. Check if the casino has an international license and is backed by substantial funds. Secondly, go through the entire timeframe since they were registered and check if someone hit such a huge win and if they paid them.

If they have no records, then you can leave or spread your bets. However, I think if a person is placing a bet, they can at least check if they would be able to win from it. If they are not able to, then the only way is to pay you in installments.

Casinos already have plans in such a way you won't have an accumulated win of up to their limit.
But for exceptionally lucky dudes, the casino can pay in batches to avoid losing their reputation if that eventually happens, which is always rare anyway.
Winning a huge amount that casino won't  be able to afford might trigger advance KYC syn .

I think it depends entirely on what level of casino gambling platform you are betting on. For those who choose a good casino platform, it is certainly possible to get a big win, but if you put money on platforms that are not legitimate or that the average gambler cannot trust, there is reason to be afraid. This doesn't happen often. So I don't think there's anything to worry about.

That's a good question, first of all make sure you have evidence that is to say that you have the bet slip to avoid stories because there are some casino's owners that will request for the slip to be sure you are the one that won the jackpot and if you misplaced it, then your money is gone and they won't give you the money that is why it's important for people to be careful and cautious when it comes to something like this.
And also, don't think it's possible for a casinos shop to close because a gambler won a huge amount of money, because they should know that one day something like this will eventually happen. So they should be able to keep everything ready even if they didn't give you all the money at once, but they should surely pay for it besides they are earning enough money from those that are losing more than wins

It is the casino to adjust in the situation on how they're going to pay you. If they can't pay you on an instant, I think that they'll offer an installment for you to get all of the pay. If I recall correctly, there have been negotiations that can happen for the huge winners and the casino where they've won big. So, it differs each casino on how they're going to pay that but it's always been better if they can pay it in full. Although you can't do anything if they'll have to admit that they can't do that so, always gamble in a reputable casino that has histories of paying in full for the big winners.

At first, it is not expected that a casino should give a sum beyond their bankroll as a potential winning a gambler could get, I like the way some platforms would have made it known the exact amount a gambler can win or withdraw, so as to know what is at stake or not, so I don't expect that they should also do beyond they can afford to give in case it's a winning game.

Actually what you assumed really happened, and this always happened to a scam casinos immediately you won what they feel that they can't afford to pay or higher amount they may decide to block the user

There's a casino platform called 1xbit they were blocking 🚫 their clients immediately they wins and they only select to pay people who wins a small amount of money not big amount of money, so it can happen to all this unrecognised casinos that doesn't have a licence.

Yeah, withdrawal limits is often the way of casino have a time to pay a huge win but most of the time casino that has low bankroll and suffer a huge loss from player huge win just exit and establish new casino instead of paying.

Only big brand that has huge casino bankroll can afford a big withdrawal while the small casino just disappears.

No casino would wish to file for bankruptcy, the winning limit is getting mandatory for the house in clarifying gamers on the highest funds they could be paid if their luck gets that far. A casino's inability to pay a winner is dear to losing the business. Trust, and credibility would be lost, and when they do pay the same high amount, the dangers of failing to run the casino are also there. It's quite needed to get the warnings straight for all gamers to be aware.

Every betting site has the maximum amount of money they can pay to bettor who wins a game and once you exceed their maximum payment you won't be allowed to place your bet. Sometimes, a bettor can equally decide to bet on a particular game twice or more and in this case , when you happen to win that game in different slip, automatically the company is going to bargain with on how to pay your money; and if possible they can decide to make you a share holder of the Casino company.

This kind of scinerio is possible but very rare.And when you decide to chase this kind of profit, you can play bet all your life time and you won't be able to achieve it, instead taking lesser risk of playing few games as you record consistent winning is more preferable.

First of all, if you want to place an exorbitant bet, simply go to casinos that can afford to pay out that amount. But if it's a casino that can't pay, you'll be lucky to recover your money, but only after a long journey through installments, complex identity verification processes, taxes, etc. In short, since you have a strategy to potentially win millions, it's your responsibility not to place the bet at the "corner store" for obvious reasons. Your bet will probably not be accepted in most cases, as their system won't allow it, but if it is, take the necessary precautions.

Actually speaking, it is crucially important to rely on a reliable and proven repayment platform in terms of big bets. During the time you will take big risks at the less established sites, taking a big risk will just create more unnecessary complications in case you intend to win big. Pays winning, particularly high ones involves having a strong financial establishment so that everything can be smooth without the aggravation of payment in instalments or energy thieves verifying that the payment has been done. It is safer to keep the wallets in a widely known site.

Is something like this even possible? because I don't really think so because I have seen situations where people have to remove some of their games in order for the site in an online bet to approve their bet, this only means that there is a limit to how much a gambler can win in a single go unless you are planning on winning this much through different bets at the same time in the same betting site to be able to pull it off and the chances of that even happening is very close to zero, so close that if you were to approximate it then you wouldn't be able to approximate to 1 instead you will do it to 0.

I don't think if this kind of thing can actually happens because if not all the casino majority do place betting limits which they allow the gambler to exceed that limits. However, this may also happen in some casino that doesn't have the licence to operate can actually do this.whenever they are hit by a huge win, there only option will be to run away with the customers money. Before petronising any casino we should be sure of they are licensed to operate within that region

If a gambling site won’t be able to pay you your potential win, then they shouldn’t allow you place the bet, if they can allow you place a particular bet, then they have no choice than to pay you your money. I haven’t head about someone wining a huge amount of money that the gambling site won’t be able to pay, but if you are making use of a reputable gambling site, if you can win, then they should pay you.

If someone wins, and the gambling site didn’t pay the person, and they didn’t give a valid reason for not pay the person, then am going to tag the gambling site as a scam site. I don’t think they should even give excuse that the amount which you win is too high for them to pay, because if you had lost huge amount of money, they won’t say anything, they will even be happy about that.

I have seen an interesting number of cases were betting companies try to forfeit a massive win payment, and in most cases, related issues like this usually ends up on the internet, especially on platforms like X, where people's reaction can pressure them to make a rethink. Well, in a case where someone is denied a win, the very first thing to ask is whether he/she had initially defaulted the casino or betting company's and Conditions.

My reason for saying this is because, some individuals sometimes break these casinos terms(intentionally or unintentionally), and these casinos on the other hand are not quick to reacting until it boils down to making massive payments. But in a case where the person thinks he/she hasn't default any terms, and the casino refuses to give their own reasons, then of course, the issue can be brought to the attention of others. The last thing every good company would want is to see that they are being dragged for bad conduct.

They will allow the bet to go through, reason because, the bigger the odds, the easier you stand chances of loosing the bet. Sportsbook allows you bet, and if luckily you win they only pay out what they listed as their maximum payout.

Every casino that is legit will have there maximum payout at standby, even new casinos that are still attracting customers usually have funds saved someplace incase of early huge wins.

Wise casino owners should understand that paying huge wins and using it as promotion is another way of marketing and given reputation to her casino in order for more gamblers to patronize.

This is just an assumption, If the casinos have a maximum win cap, they might only pay the maximum cap they implemented, if they don't have a max win cap and they have trouble or their funds could go under when paying the whole amount, they might offer a payment plan where they would pay you a percentage of your winnings every week or month(I've seen a casino here in the forum do this, but reasoning isn't really because they have trouble paying the gambler's winnings).

You’re right, even the most slightest ToS possible violation can be use to forfeit a big win such as multiple account accusations which players will have a hard time to defend online because shady casino can fabricate evidence with IP connection.

However, there’s a lot of event that players is truly abusing the casino prior to winning big so its very hard to judge immediately on issue related to this forfeited big win.

Every casino has a maximum win limit, and if you win a large amount and exceed this limit, they'll usually offer a hassle-free installment plan if your winnings are genuine and free of cheating. This only applies to established and reputable casinos. Therefore, if you're a high roller, choose a truly reputable casino.

Some gambling shops are owned very greedy people, they can not afford to part with a huge sum to a lucky gambler. If there are laws backing the gambler on his wins that's a good start to a bigger win.
However, gambling in itself is frowned at, because of it's addictive nature.
Best suggestion will be, for the better to do so with bet houses that have been in the business for long and built reputation over time. I don't think a bet shopper that have been in existence for 20 years will shutdown over a better's one 1 million bucks, if you catch my drift...

And then better's should consider good casino, but then beginners or petty gamblers can not afford 'em big casino houses, although this varies. It is not a one cap fits all situation.

It is important to underline that it is necessary to be careful in choosing where to play, particularly by the gamblers who dream of getting large fortunes. A well established casino with a rich history tends to have well defined procedures of cashing out a huge fortune, though on an instalment strategy. It is necessary to cheque that the winnings are valid and to select an operator deserved of trust, to be able to withdraw easily.

This could be really tricky. If a gambler wins more than the casino can afford to pay, some casinos would try to weasel their way out of paying such a huge amount knowing it would deeply affect and perhaps ruin the business. Such cases, the individual would then have to resort to legal means to try and get the payout.
Some other reputable casinos could sit down with the individual and come to a deal. Due to the amount of money involved and in a bid to not go under as a business, they could offer to pay a reduced lump sum at once or pay in installments over a couple of years. But I think any casino that's in this spot would look for any available means to make the winnings void to avoid paying.

From my experience with sportsbooks, you can't place a bet that the potential winning is more than the maximum of that particular sports betting company. Once you've gotten to the maximum amount the betting company can pay, the money doesn't increase more than that, even if you increase your stake or add more odds.

If the maximum winning is $1 million, for example, and you have picked games that have gotten to that amount, no matter how many games you add or no matter how you increase your stake, the potential winning remains at $1 million.

Very unlikely to happen in a stable, licensed casino. They have addressed the possible scenario, so they never let a player win more than they can afford to pay, whether in an online or offline casino. So we seldom read news about a gambler crashing the house.
But if it does happen and the win is legit, they have to do something and pay, or they lose the community's trust and their license. To avoid this scenario, it's highly recommended that a gambler should only play in more established casinos; they have built their name and reputation over the years just to lose it by non-payment.

This reason is why you should consider to play with reputable gambling companies and not playing on the random.
If you are a high multiplier chaser, always check their payout limit before you bets so as as to save yourself the stress of filling legal case to redeem your wins.
Reputable gambling companies will always set max payout and must be according to what they can afford to pay winners without getting to the level of disputes.

I have been gambling for years now, and with the few years I been in this gambling space, casino or gambling site usually have their staking limit, and when you go above that staking limit you will be notified immediately by the casino or gambling site to reduce your staking power, why because they can't afford to pay that amount of money in your potential win, and secondly there is no way a casino or a gambling site will process such game, so in that case I will advice you forget about all this talks coming from people who don't really how the gambling system works, because no casino or gambling will pay you your win on installment until they pay you off, because no reasonable casino or gambling site will allow you to go above their staking limit in the first place.

Eventually, I don't bet in a local betting shop. When you win a huge amount in a local betting shop, the cashier expects you to tip them; they can also plot against you to kidnap. But first, the delay in paying you your win from those shops can be very annoying. At times, they redirect you to a bigger branch, which may be out of the area you live in. It can be out of the state.

Any casino that cannot afford to pay gamblers the money won should not be allowed to operate. It should be shut down, whether online or a physical one.

Surrendering to the applicable conditions is something that cannot be avoided when we are in that situation - they will only pay the maximum winnings which will not happen to all of their customers. The casino will not lose just because 1/1000 of its customers get the maximum win and if the casino is trustworthy and reputable, then they are ready to pay it without any hassle. In some cases a person may fail to receive a payout because the casino refuses to pay it for various reasons - especially when the gambler is detected cheating or the casino itself refuses to pay it.

If the casino cannot afford to pay then it would be stated, most casinos have a limit that's clearly stated out, so If a gambler doesn't get their wins it has to be based on different reasons...there's always a possibility that the casino might before going though somw technical issues that might take a while to settle, but if the casino doesn't pay out at all then it's obvious that it's a fraudulent casino.

That is why we have to make sure that we are gambling only at legal and licensed casinos or platforms.
If the site is legal, then there will be regulations, oversight, complaint mechanisms, and authorities that can be contacted in case payouts are delayed or not issued. In simple terms, if a problem happens, we know where to report it.

But if this platform is not legal, everything becomes upside down. Where will you complain? Whom will you press? They can disappear, close the site, or just simply ignore players without any consequence. In the end, that big win which was so tempting can turn into *zero numbers* because there is no guarantee of payment.

The best way to get a large win back actually begins <u>long before winning</u>: selecting a casino that is legitimate, safe, and has a good standing. Because when you're on a legit platform, steps like filing a formal claim getting verified or even involving the regulators can really work.

I think I understand you correctly when you finally won big ,what if the agent or the casino betting company ranked without paying you,your winning at that point what should we do to to get back your money in peace .

To me I will report the issue to place station directly then file them ,and make sure that the issue entered court they will definitely pay you your money, without regret.

That’s why there is a limit to how much you can stake per bet. Casinos think of this even before they start operating because they know there will always be a gambler who has the capability to exceed the amount they’re expecting. But if it’s about overall winnings, casinos have millions in funds to cover all payouts, plus the losses they get from other players. If a casino gets drained, it just means they weren’t prepared enough, lacked sufficient funds, and were simply hoping to make a big ROI right from the start. Either they will deny your payment, or they will close the casino and run away with the other gamblers’ money.

I was just answering the question "What if?" Well, it might happen, but it's rare because casinos set a limit on the amount that can be won. Sometimes it happens if there is a problem in their system. But in the case it happens, you can claim the prize and make the casino pay for it even if it's not paid in full instantly. Of course, I will take it, at least they will fulfill their words. Anyway, we can file a case if not.

As long as it is a legit casino, they will do it. But if that is from an illegal casino, that will be a big problem.

quick answer. this can happens. never. because it means they are selling much much more of what they can offer.
it could be possible to have a mistake, I have few doubts. it could be possible there was a mistake? this is a UGLY mistake for both parties.

I have seen just a couple of times here in forum public discussion about similar issues.
Most of the cases, payments have been split (I find something possible with crypto due easy change in value...)
Generally speaking this is not anyway a nice issue...

Let's be realistic casino's can not set winnings that will be above there pay cheque,is a system and everything they do has a minimum level of winning and maximum level of winning.so I believe is a business so they can't afford to set up a system to loss so much they can't afford to pay.

Besides that, it rarely happens that a gambler wins a big amount. But casinos will prepare the money for a gambler who wins that big money. They can pay the money but if they don't have the full amount to pay you, they may ask to pay periodically so you should understand their situation. As long as they still pay you all the winnings, that will not be a problem. They can still operate their casino and make a profit but they can also shutdown their business temporarily or forever.

I don't think such thing can ever happen currently because no casinos company is poor, they are all well to do and capable to the task. And secondly, all the bet or stakes been placed are systematically checked before even printed out for the users to see their total amount to be won, their is no way they will approve what they know we be a problem to  them.  As a matter of fact have never had or seen a situation were someone won and the casinos were not able to pay them their money, I don't think it can happen.

I agree, but we have seen some cases where casino refused to pay. It's rare for casino not to pay , just as you said, it's a systemic payment and they have a benchmark for an amount to pay, most times we gamblers don't pay attention to policy and terms and conditions. Some casinos do State their potential amount to pay in these policies but who will have the time to go through it. As a gambler after singup into any casino app, ensure your read their terms to avoid issues.

Ive seen this happen before, but from my knowledge this only really happens to casinos that don't have proper limits or a proper licensing. As a regulated casino wouldn't let you run into this problem as they simply just wont approve a bet that would put them in a position were they couldn't payout.

But now if a big win does happen on a legit site, they will still pay it even if it has to be in instalments. The only time things can actually go bad is if an unregistered or even small casino doesnt actually have the bankroll.

So basically just choose a legit casino and this will never happen to you.

In fact, not every casino will allow such bets. If a person bet too much money they can also lose because the casino will never give all their money to a gambler. So definitely never support such a bet and will never happen in the future. But if you want, you can make long term bets using small amount of money without taking too much and make money. Many people prefer long-term betting plans. If for some reason something like this happens I don't think they will be victimized to pay so their casinos or betting platforms may disappear. So we should always be careful and pay attention to our money.

I think any Casino that closes down just because a player won a large amount of money that they can't afford to pay is a scam casino, of course they can't afford to pay it and the option they choose is to stop operating, but before that I think the casino has already set everything up so maybe they will limit the maximum amount that a player can win, but that doesn't apply to all casinos or types of games either so maybe there is a chance that we can win an amount that the casino can't pay.

I don't think that such a situation can accure in a reputable casino because everything is automated and you cannot be able to win what they cannot pay you. They will have to let you know your limit that you can win to avoid any issues, I am sure that you cannot even be able to make such crazy bets. I don't know about casinos that have not gained reputation but I have never heard that somebody won a huge amount and a renowned casino will not be capable to pay such amounts. They should be able to pay wins inorder to maintain their integrity because they are have the money.

Some years back someone won a big amount of money and posted about it on this forum, he said he is worried that they won't be able to pay him that amount of money, later I lost the track.

He said the casino promised to pay him every 24/7 but it is a shame that I don't know how this ended, I have not won any crazy amount that would make a casino want to pay me over time but I have read about it alot.

If the casino is a big one on par with Stake you best believe that you will get every penny, some casinos will intentionally put some useless blames on the winner to avoid coughing up the money.

Make sure you choose the right casinos and avoid those new ones that are not available on the forum, I have always had problems with casinos that aren't available on here because they decide to misbehave at any time.

So if they accept a bet that has the potential to win a million, even with just a 1% chance, that basically means they have the bankroll to cover it, right? I don’t really see why OP is worried. We have a lot of reputable casinos around here, and even $1 million isn’t that big for them, they have way more than that moving in and out of their platforms every day.

What an irony for a casino to offer what they cannot afford to pay, that one alone from their end is a red flag, because it shows they can't be reliable. After all, they will definitely find an excuse for not paying such an amount, secondly, most of the gambling platforms I know do state the maximum payout on their platform, ad a matter of fact, some will even mentioned the maximum odd one could play, so I don't expect that things should go this bad that they allow a gambler play what they can't afford to pay.

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There are times like that, I saw this case, when the player won a big win but the casino did not want to pay and instead played unnecessary drama and instead threw accusations at the gambler.

He did not get paid from the place he played and the case ii seems to be still unfinished, therefore for us it is important to choose a large casino or bookie and of course it is very reliable in giving big wins to its customers,

and certainly before everything spreads, the casino will accuse, instead of investigating the bets you make.

Honestly,this situation is rare and it's going to take long weeks for casinos to comply with such big jackpot,especially for small casinos.Nevertheless,If the win is legitimate and the casino is regulated,the gambler gets paid even if the amount is an extreme win and regardless of wether the gambler gets paid immediately or not.Besides,a Legitimate casinos should always have reserved money to cover up for large payouts.

I don't believe on those stories, most gamblers are just using those things as an excuse after making a mistake in the gambling site. Because I know that casino can never do that, unless you did not do the right thing because I think that all gamblers are aware that all gambling sites have amount that a bettor can win there's no how you can not see it on your end. So I don't believe on those fake stories although some might be true but this one is different.

This is correct, i believe these casinos will have maximum amount that you can be able to win, if your potential winning is more than their maximum. These casinos are rich and are making much gain from it i don't think they will want to tannish their reputation by not paying a gambler who won a game after losing severally. What the Op was saying is just an imagination i do hear of such but i don't usually believe them, am a gamble when ever i win i get paid.

That's true, the bigger the odd, the lower the chance of winning the bet but remember that the sportbooks already shows a potential winning amount, if that potential winning amount that they display is not their maxmaximum payout amount, then they should not allow customers to stake with the amount that if they win a very huge amount, the bookie won't be able to pay out. Is that not how it should be done?

Sometimes it may  not be that they can not afford to pay, but they may just get greedy and not want to path with huge amounts. They get to keep back the money for themselves because they think it is too much to give to a bettor.

If that happens at a small and fairly new casino, they usually pull some drama to deny your payout or even shut the casino down altogether. And you probably won’t find any way to get your winnings back if that small casino decides to shut down their business claiming they went bankrupt. But if it happens at a big, reputable casino like Stake, you’ll get your big win without issues.

Honestly, this is the first time I’ve ever heard of a scenario like that. Most casinos that actually intend to pay out big wins usually just pay the full amount right away, not in installments. And if a casino can’t afford to pay a big winner, they usually start throwing out ridiculous excuses like claiming the player broke some rules, or they create some drama to avoid paying. But if this really has happened somewhere, maybe you can tell me which casino has ever paid a player in installments.

If it's a reputable casino, they will pay you installmental. If it's a casino that doesn't care about their reputation, they might pack up. This is why it's good to gamble in a big and with good reputation and not a new casino that you don't know their financial size. I have heard of a casino that claims they don't have the funds to pay their winner and told him he will be paid installmentally.

Stopping their operation is one way of saying that they don't have the intention to pay winners. That is not an acceptable excuse because the gambler expects the casino to pay, as they trust them as well. But in that situation, they are no different from scammers. And even filing a case is useless, as they are nowhere to be found, especially when we know they are operating illegally.

This is exactly why choosing the right casino matters. It shouldn’t be just about big bonuses and flashy rewards but about safety, legitimacy, and knowing you’ll actually get paid.

Some casinos may be covered by an insurance policy that protects them against such substantial losses. Reputable casinos might have the financial capacity to cover any losses because some of them don't have betting limits. Every casino should have a management team that understands the gambling business. Risk management is important to avoid bankruptcy.

One thing about casino and it's mode of operation is that they are structured to only allow gamblers win a certain amount they are ready and willing to pay, if eventually you gets lucky and win. And these are usually known as the "Maximum Winning Amount". As the maximum winning amount of each casinos may differs from one another, depending p their financial capabilities. Because new casinos are always known to have lower maximum winning amount, whereas old and existing casinos like Stake and Rollbit have higher maximum winning amount. Simply because they have been in the industry for quite a long while and has got huge capital in reserve. But it is only a scam casino like "1xbit" that will allow you win an exaggerated sum of money and still deny you access to it, which is why it's always good to use a reputable casino while gambling.

OP Every Casino has a maximum winning limit that anyone can win. This means that no matter the amount of odds you accumulate you can't win beyond the maximum amount that the Casino has set. So there is no need to think about you winning and the Casino not been able to pay you. Besides Casinos generate millions of dollars every day so no matter how much you win you will be paid.

This is how win limits operate, which illustrates that at all times casinos are limited to a certain amount they can give out, and this is something we can observe that the casinos are operating under this policy because their business is stable. We realise that big casinos are capable of providing higher limits due to the fact that they already have well built reserves. We should also be keen on unreliable sites which will block the players when they win. Our safety comes through the usage of the familiar services and the fact that any game can be associated with possible losses that should be considered thoroughly.

Well if it's a rather shady casino the answer is clear, they will accuse you of some nonsense and declare case closed, we have seen that several times. With a good site this would not happen, they would stop the bet if the risk is too high or they simply pay out because they have the funds. Smaller sites would take the easy way out. It's always super easy for them to accuse you of violating any terms they have, may it be multi accounting, arbitrage better, banner territory or whatever. That's why, never play at small sites where you can't know they can actually pay.

From what I see this maximum win rule of the casino is actually very realistic. They are running a business so it is wrong to think that they will pay out any amount of money, big casinos have been around for a long time and they can pay out more money because they have reserves, while new or small casinos stay within safe limits and there is nothing wrong with that, it is their survival rule. In my opinion if you want to play in a casino, you need to know your limits, You should only bet what you can afford to lose, and you should play in a place where you at least know that you have a real chance of winning money. Without balance and caution the gambling place quickly becomes a place of loss.

It's the obligation of a reputatable casino is to pay out a gamblers winning and if they can not pay without any clear reason, that means it's a scam casino. Despite that they may have a maximum win, some scam casino would not even pay that maximum win without bring up some excuses to defame the gambler so that they won't have to pay him or her the amount that they have won.

If it's a reputable casino, I don't think they should allow someone to win more than their maximum pay out, unless they already have such laws on their TOs that a gambler can win more than their maximum payout but that they would only release the max pay. If there's such, it's also meaningless because what's the need of allowing gamblers win above what you can afford to pay.

If casino accept bet that they can not pay if gambler wins, then it is advices to turn around and never even think about gambling there. Good casino will never accept bet they can not settle. If a gambler manages to win a very large amount that could affect work of a business, then casino have several methods to solve that. First of all they can try to make winning be repaid in parts. As they are business, then are easier to borrow money from somewhere, pay winnings and readjust their business for the future. They can offer that gambler benefits that are not money. Such as discounts, bonuses.

As far as I know, reputable online casinos (for example, bc.game) always pay out winnings to their customers. That's why I prefer to play at such (reliable) online casinos. 🙋

A casino is a commercial organization. Commercial organizations always create a budget, meaning they forecast their income and expenses. Reputable casinos also always forecast their customers' potential wins and losses. Therefore, they never run into situations where they lack funds to pay out winnings to players. Such casinos always set aside funds for this purpose. Therefore, regardless of the player's winnings (even if it's $1,000,000), the online casino will always pay them out. 👍

In my opinion, choosing the "right" online casino is the player's responsibility. If you make the right choice from the start, you won't have to rack your brain later about how exactly to get your money, what resources and social mechanisms to use to do so...

Well, the question is, have you ever won a large winning amount like 1 million dollars? You know, it seems like we're just telling stories here because your question is just an example, op.
And another thing, you've probably already read many cases from other gamblers with that same scenario. What usually happens?

Besides that, if that's how the casino operates, it's obvious that the casino is a scam. Just like other complaints where some people try to withdraw and the casino asks for all sorts of documents that seem outside the rules, as if the casino is showing that it doesn't want to allow gamblers to withdraw large amounts from their casino.

This is true, Even the huge win the casino can afford that. if the amount is really big and casino is short not in money but maybe in cash,
They can issue you a check and depo on your bank. DO not be afraid playing in a casino as they can pay any amount you can win.

But most of the time we go home nothing and casino wins.

Logically, I don't think a casino would offer such a large winning amount if they couldn't afford to pay it out, as this would indirectly tarnish their reputation and potentially lead to a loss of customer trust. However, this only applies to reputable, large casinos, not illegal ones.

They must have calculated everything in detail from the start before creating the potential for such a large win. This is also why we recommend betting at reputable casinos.

You should not play in a casino where a gambler can win more than what they can afford. If a casino can not pay a $1 million bet win you should not be there because one day or another someone will win that and then what?

Many casinos can handle this much money so just go with them and you are safe. A casino owner should not have this little money, you need free cash to have a working casino that moves millions in bets

Yes that is true. A reliable gambling wont approve bet they cant pay as reward if a gambler eventually win. Any casino that approve bets that they cant really pay off it means the target is just to make money and if it eventually happens, their wont be any reward for the gambler. One of the ways to know a casino is reliable is paying reward to gamblers without any form of fraudulent act. That is why it is important for every gambler to know the casino they are dealing with very well.

For a gambler to have won and be unable to get paid by the casino because of incapacitation shows their lack of integrity in being what they stand for, such may not be trusted for allowing that to happen, because there should be a limit to what a gambler can win and the limit should be indicated there for them to see, we should not promise or go against what has been part of the policy of the gambling platform.

Firstly there is usually a winning limit stipulated by every casino, it is mostly stated there on their platforms as max win, beyond that they do not show you further potential win amount and so I also believe for a casino to peg a certain amount as their max win, they may have seen that they have the capacity to pay and for the small gambling shops and spots, I suppose them to be a subsidiary of a bigger casino who shoulders the responsibility of payments and not the smaller outlets who just coordinates the gambling at that level while they take commissions for such, so in a case of such huge wins, I suppose the actual casino be contacted and not the subsidiary, and if they are refusing to pay then you can take it up to the regulatory bodies n charge of such and possibly take legal actions if the need arises.

I think casinos have to get certain insurances so that this does not happen. Which is why unregulated casinos are so dangerous...

But in the case something happens I doubt anyone will get their money back. I have heard more of such cases from crypto exchanges than of online gambling casinos.

Furthermore, I believe casinos set a maximum win limit for players, especially in online casinos. I can't imagine what I would do if I won big and the casino couldn't pay me out. I'd probably be not only upset, but also emotionally uncontrollable. But has something like this ever happened before? I'm curious, if it did, what would happen to the winners?
In reality, we often end up empty-handed, and the casino always wins, but that's normal, because that's what gambling is all about: the house has a greater chance of winning than the player.

A gambler should first choose a good casino or bookmaker so that there are no financial problems in the future. If a gambler is initially overly greedy and then chooses an unfamiliar gambling platform and tries to place such a large bet, then it is natural to have doubts. There are many fake gambling platforms in which they restrict those accounts if they win big. As a solution to this, I think a reliable and good casino platform should be selected. It is very common ‍activities for reputable casinos to transfer large winnings.

My friend, whether it's sports betting or casino betting, the casino always imposes limits. You can't just deposit any amount of money and gamble.
This means the casino's expenses don't exceed its income.
I've never heard of such a thing before.
As far as I know, slot games are regulated. For example, the casino wins 70% of the time, while the gambler wins 30%. This ratio can vary, but there's always a set rule.

yes you are correct. It will be wrong or a bad decision for a gambler to bet or gamble on a gambling site or platform they don't trust.there are so many online casino before a gambler petronise any casino, there should be need to make some research. There are some of this casino, they will increase there odds only to be attracting gambler the moment there is a heavy win they will just block the account of the gambler. There are casino that has built good reputation , that no matter the matter that we win they will definitely pay.

There are many cases where gambling business owners lack the liquidity to pay out winnings. Most of them choose to run away or simply change their business name to avoid detection.

Therefore, I recommend that when you start playing at a gambling establishment, whether offline or online, you be prepared for all possible outcomes, both good and bad. Remember that gambling is based solely on luck. Whether or not your big winnings are paid out is also a matter of luck.

What I think is that the casino should handle these kinds of things intelligently The casino should reach an agreement with the player regarding payments, making them in installments, while the casino recovers and works harder This can be done and is totally acceptable.

If the casino pays out in installments, I think that's quite ridiculous. Players' winnings should be paid out immediately, according to the amount they earn. But if the casino delays payments, I don't see any justification, as they should be able to pay out any winnings.
But if you win and the casino can't pay you immediately, and the option they suggest is to pay you in installments, would you accept it? I might, even though it's actually difficult.