Do you believe in online casino saying "Due to a high volume of withdrawal"..

[bhadz]

Many of us went through with that but that's for the past casinos that I've used and the exchanges also cannot escape with that excuse. I don't know if they are for real but I am blindly believing that they're actually having a lot of volume as they say. And there is nothing that I can do to speed up the withdrawal process if ever I need it. So, basically I am in good faith that everything is fine and things will eventually proceed as expected not unless there will be some trouble but that rarely happened to me. It won't be a problem to them if again I experience that because I am not in a hurry at most times.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

I just want to know if you also don't believe when you got this message after asking about your withdrawal being delayed..
From casino support: Due to a high volume of withdrawal requests, processing may take longer than usual.

If I receive such a message, then it true me one thing which is that they're doing manual withdrawal and that's bad for a company like that and they're not very technologically advanced to automate their processes. I personally would not use their service again, no matter how nice and courteous the support sounds

Almost every time I make a withdrawal from not so popular online casino or local online casino, I end up following up my withdrawal. For example, if 20 minutes have passed and I still haven’t received it, I will contact support.

20 mins is still too little a time to get tensed, maybe they're batching withdrawals and it's not your own turn yet. I usually give a casino up till an hour to receive my withdrawal after which I will get suspicious, although I've not been in that situation that it took longer.

[yhiaali3]

Shouldn't withdrawals be automatic and without human intervention?

Ideally, yes, but I can see why, for security reasons, some withdrawals exceeding a certain amount might need to be processed manually, or if there is a high volume of small withdrawals within a certain time frame.

If it is for security reasons, then that is fine.
but I have seen some cases and some complaints here in the accusations section of the forum where the casino stops the withdrawal when the amount is large under the pretext of manual verification, then it starts asking for additional proofs such as personal documents or the source of money, etc., and then in the end they freeze the balance or perhaps ban the player under the pretext of tampering with the system.

[Woodie]

I know casino's that do this, and unfortunately this strategy works in their favour because players tend to be frustrated by this and cancel the withdrawal before they know it they have lost money that should have been sitting on their personal wallets  hence why it's called "delay to deplete ."

Btw, casino's that gives excuses for a delayed withdrawal is a no go area for me as it could mean they don't have the liquidity or waiting for you to lose that money till you are zeroed in!!

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I just want to know if you also don't believe when you got this message after asking about your withdrawal being delayed..
From casino support: Due to a high volume of withdrawal requests, processing may take longer than usual.

Almost every time I make a withdrawal from not so popular online casino or local online casino, I end up following up my withdrawal. For example, if 20 minutes have passed and I still haven’t received it, I will contact support. You know I would understand if this happens in well-known casinos with a lot of players, since delays can be expected. But man this casino has online few players online like how it can be high volume..

Do you also think this is sometimes just an excuse used by casinos? Like instead of getting your withdrawal quickly, the delay it for you to might tempt you to play your funds again, and we all know what usually happens next you will lost.

Casinos can give what ever excuse as the reason why a user's withdrawal request is not being processed as at when it should, it's just like the example you gave, casinos with millions of players often activate withdrawal auto processing like on stake where withdrawal are usually processed in seconds even with their huge userbase, I see no reason why smaller casinos will give the excuse that the reason why they are delaying processing a user's withdrawal request is due to high volume of withdrawal requests, this is a very lame excuse.

I personally assume two reasons why the casino will give this type of excuse, one of the reasons being that which you have said already - them delaying to see if the user will  change his or her mind, cancel the request and continue to gamble with that money..

Or

They wait for the next player to come around, gamble and lose their money so that the withdrawal request can be settled from that player's loss.

[shawonngp]

Do you also think this is sometimes just an excuse used by casinos? Like instead of getting your withdrawal quickly, the delay it for you to might tempt you to play your funds again, and we all know what usually happens next you will lost.

I will just leave that casino for a better one if they keep doing that to me. Withdrawal is important for every gambler; it should not be denied, even for an hour.
There should be a justifiable reason, not just a high volume of withdrawals. This is one of the easiest ways for a casino to lose its players; with so many casinos in the industry, picking a replacement is easy.

First of all, that casino site gave a completely false excuse: it has only a few users, so it couldn't be due to high-volume withdrawals, since no one had big wins together. Therefore, a high volume of withdrawal logic cannot be trusted. I think a professional casino platform will never make such an excuse. Just because of slow withdrawals & deposits, I quit some casino sites. It's very important to me; delaying withdrawals is a negative sign for a casino site. I think that if a casino implements a withdrawal delay, users will boycott it very quickly. Since there are many big, alternative casino sites in the market, everyone will switch to them. Right now, no one will tolerate a slow casino site.

[Floxynice]

I know casino's that do this, and unfortunately this strategy works in their favour because players tend to be frustrated by this and cancel the withdrawal before they know it they have lost money that should have been sitting on their personal wallets  hence why it's called "delay to deplete ."

Btw, casino's that gives excuses for a delayed withdrawal is a no go area for me as it could mean they don't have the liquidity or waiting for you to lose that money till you are zeroed in!!

Yes, that is the strategy they employ. When you win, they deliberately delay the withdrawal process, knowing full well that the lucky gambler's emotions are still high and that he might be tempted to play again to win more and double his earnings. Yes, this happens to gamblers who don’t usually go home after a win but choose to keep playing over and over again until they have nothing left. If anyone finds himself with such a casino, he should either control himself and ensure that he successfully withdraws his money. The golden rule is: never fall for the trap of playing again. If you cannot handle the withdrawal stress, just leave the casino and never look back.

[Wiwo]

I know casino's that do this, and unfortunately this strategy works in their favour because players tend to be frustrated by this and cancel the withdrawal before they know it they have lost money that should have been sitting on their personal wallets  hence why it's called "delay to deplete ."

Btw, casino's that gives excuses for a delayed withdrawal is a no go area for me as it could mean they don't have the liquidity or waiting for you to lose that money till you are zeroed in!!

Yes, that is the strategy they employ. When you win, they deliberately delay the withdrawal process, knowing full well that the lucky gambler's emotions are still high and that he might be tempted to play again to win more and double his earnings. Yes, this happens to gamblers who don’t usually go home after a win but choose to keep playing over and over again until they have nothing left. If anyone finds himself with such a casino, he should either control himself and ensure that he successfully withdraws his money. The golden rule is: never fall for the trap of playing again. If you cannot handle the withdrawal stress, just leave the casino and never look back.

Whatever way's, is wrong and only bad actors in the gambling sector employ such shady approach towards gamblers just to keep them playing until their lose the money, I can remember one old casino here that use to subject their player's to that delay tactics called manual withdrawal, that doesn't work most of the time.

Only casinos with some interior motive activates such delay features.

Most of the are even exit scam waiting to happened in the shortest time.

[Youngrebel]

The golden rule is: never fall for the trap of playing again.

That line is honestly one of the most important parts of everything you said “Never fall for the trap of playing again” sounds simple, but it is actually very difficult for many people to follow. The moment someone wins, especially after a long period of trying, there is this strong feeling that they can keep going and win even more. It does not even feel like greed at first, it just feels like confidence. But that confidence is exactly what leads many people back into playing. What most gamblers have not realised till today is that the system is not designed for them to keep winning continuously, so when they decide to keep playing after a win, they are slowly putting that same money back at risk.

[Crypto Library]

I just want to know if you also don't believe when you got this message after asking about your withdrawal being delayed..
From casino support: Due to a high volume of withdrawal requests, processing may take longer than usual.
Almost every time I make a withdrawal from not so popular online casino or local online casino, I end up following up my withdrawal. For example, if 20 minutes have passed and I still haven’t received it, I will contact support. You know I would understand if this happens in well-known casinos with a lot of players, since delays can be expected. But man this casino has online few players online like how it can be high volume..
Do you also think this is sometimes just an excuse used by casinos? Like instead of getting your withdrawal quickly, the delay it for you to might tempt you to play your funds again, and we all know what usually happens next you will lost.

Casinos sometimes make excuses like this due to technical issues or other problems, but none of us can say how true that is. And since this is a completely internal matter of the casino, we should have no idea about it. But these issues are fine as long as they provide us with a solution within 24 hours and approve us to withdraw our money.
And if it takes more than 24 hours, then I would say that these types of casinos are more likely to be scammers, so it is best to avoid such casinos. However, I have not had this issue where there was a delay in withdrawing, so I re-wagered or lost.

[Floxynice]

The golden rule is: never fall for the trap of playing again.

That line is honestly one of the most important parts of everything you said “Never fall for the trap of playing again” sounds simple, but it is actually very difficult for many people to follow. The moment someone wins, especially after a long period of trying, there is this strong feeling that they can keep going and win even more. It does not even feel like greed at first, it just feels like confidence. But that confidence is exactly what leads many people back into playing. What most gamblers have not realised till today is that the system is not designed for them to keep winning continuously, so when they decide to keep playing after a win, they are slowly putting that same money back at risk.

Wins motivate you and boost your confidence. Casino operators understand psychology very well; that is why those with ulterior motives will always use it against vulnerable gamblers so they can keep making money from them without having to pay them if the gamblers are not smart.

Most of the are even exit scam waiting to happened in the shortest time.

This is not far from the truth; casinos that deliberately do this are scammers. No matter how long they have been in existence or how consistent they claim to be, as long as they steal from their customers strategically, they are scammers.

[Mindyspace]

Many of us went through with that but that's for the past casinos that I've used and the exchanges also cannot escape with that excuse. I don't know if they are for real but I am blindly believing that they're actually having a lot of volume as they say. And there is nothing that I can do to speed up the withdrawal process if ever I need it. So, basically I am in good faith that everything is fine and things will eventually proceed as expected not unless there will be some trouble but that rarely happened to me. It won't be a problem to them if again I experience that because I am not in a hurry at most times.

I also think somewhat similarly, you know? We never know 100% if it's really because of the volume of transactions or if it's just the standard explanation they give, but most of the time the withdrawal ends up going through.

In the end, after requesting the withdrawal there's almost nothing to do besides wait. As long as the money arrives and doesn't cause a huge delay, I don't worry too much. It only starts to get strange when it takes longer than usual or happens very frequently.

[Questat]

I just want to know if you also don't believe when you got this message after asking about your withdrawal being delayed..
From casino support: Due to a high volume of withdrawal requests, processing may take longer than usual.

That’s a weak excuse. If they can’t handle a high volume of withdrawals, then it just means they failed to prepare for growth. Every casino wants to grow, so as a casino gets bigger, withdrawal volume will naturally increase over time. And now that almost everything is automated already, I really doubt that excuse is true, or even valid. Some of the biggest casinos handle millions in volume every day and they are doing just fine. I’ve used some of them myself, and withdrawals are even processed automatically.

So honestly, I don’t believe that’s the real reason behind the scenes.

[qwertyup23]

I just want to know if you also don't believe when you got this message after asking about your withdrawal being delayed..
From casino support: Due to a high volume of withdrawal requests, processing may take longer than usual.

As far as I know, casino operates to honor your withdrawals but they must comply with existing laws and regulations to make sure that it does not equate to money laundering.

It may cause this minor inconvenience given that they must personally check your withdrawals per account. However, I do think it varies per casino given that a bigger and established casinos have more personnel to do the task quickly; while a relatively small online casino may only have a few people to do the job.

Do you also think this is sometimes just an excuse used by casinos? Like instead of getting your withdrawal quickly, the delay it for you to might tempt you to play your funds again, and we all know what usually happens next you will lost.

Well it could be an excuse but it can easily be circumvented if you fear that they intentionally do this to tempt you from gambling again. The solution? - close your browser and wait.

It may sound simple but that’s really the best way to prevent any temptation on your part. Normally, I would give the casino at least an hour to honor my withdrawals and anything more than that would compel me to reach their CS to ask for the status of my withdrawals.

[Jewan420]

The bigger and more congested the casino, the more people are likely to be in the withdrawal management. When compared to a normal casino and less traffic, it is normal for a withdrawal to take a little longer than that. However, I don't consider 20 minutes to be a long time, sometimes I consider 40-60 minutes to be normal. They may have to check different information to complete a withdrawal.

However, if you have doubts about that undeveloped casino, then I would suggest leaving that casino. Enter a casino that you can trust.

[Orpichukwu]

Honestly, I have not experienced this before. If they say that they are experiencing high volume of withdrawal, that is a big sign that the casino are not trustworthy because how many gamblers are not getting it correctly without losing? So it's not a good sign at all because it's obvious that they are using indirectly to tell you to gamble the more. But I'm pretty sure that a reputable casino can never make things difficult for gamblers because they know that many gamblers will lose trust on them if they didn't fixed it.

If I also notice such behaviour from a casino which I'm just trying out for the first time, I will see it as a red flag. If they could say such a statement for a few dollar withdrawal, what then will they say when the real large-volume withdrawal emerges, like you winning a large amount or others winning based on the week being lucky for sports players and games played according to how it was predicted? Then the casino will immediately disappear or file for bankruptcy.

[OgNasty]

I think that would be a bit sketchy. I could understand if it was related to them needing to get funds from cold storage as a security method not to let their hot wallet become too much of a target. That should last long though. Delays over 24 hours would be cause for concern.

[r_victory]

If you still receive the money even after a while, that's fine, although I believe the time it takes for the withdrawal to be completed depends on the cryptocurrency requested or the payment method chosen. If this bothers you so much, why do you continue using that particular casino? Most offer the same games and similar bonuses, so why risk more? Stick with the best-known ones and those you consider most reliable.

[lombok]

If you still receive the money even after a while, that's fine, although I believe the time it takes for the withdrawal to be completed depends on the cryptocurrency requested or the payment method chosen. If this bothers you so much, why do you continue using that particular casino? Most offer the same games and similar bonuses, so why risk more? Stick with the best-known ones and those you consider most reliable.

The difference in withdrawal times highly depends on which digital asset network technology you are conducting the transaction with. But when it happens many times, and other times without any noticeable cause, then you should take heed of it immediately. It does not mean you should take the risk of losing merely because you might not want to change to a different platform. Devotion to bad service will only gradually, yet surely, hurt your future.

[leonair]

I just want to know if you also don't believe when you got this message after asking about your withdrawal being delayed..
From casino support: Due to a high volume of withdrawal requests, processing may take longer than usual.

Almost every time I make a withdrawal from not so popular online casino or local online casino, I end up following up my withdrawal. For example, if 20 minutes have passed and I still haven’t received it, I will contact support. You know I would understand if this happens in well-known casinos with a lot of players, since delays can be expected. But man this casino has online few players online like how it can be high volume..

Do you also think this is sometimes just an excuse used by casinos? Like instead of getting your withdrawal quickly, the delay it for you to might tempt you to play your funds again, and we all know what usually happens next you will lost.

Top tier casino platforms automate their withdrawal processing so it is processed instantly but if your withdrawal is a very large amount then they can check the request manually. Because if for some reason a hacker can hack them then they can withdraw a large amount of funds due to the automation system. However if you gamble and withdraw money on a platform where the withdrawals are processed manually then of course your withdrawal may be delayed. Because humans can never work like robots especially in financial matters you have to be very careful. So I would believe that it may take some time for the withdrawal to be completed if the pressure of withdrawal is high if they process them manually