Refusal to pay

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Newzooozooo said:
Have you ever had a case where an online site refused to pay you, finding some of its own rules or conditions for this?
In fact, the only site that refused me a withdrawal was Intertops. I had about $150 there, which they never let me withdraw, despite the fact that I passed verification, made a deposit, made a sports bets for a total of about $100 and played in tournaments for a minimum of $50. But I never got the money.
Pretty sure this could happen should i would be smart enough to play in some weird site which is too lazy to even obtain license here 🤔
Luckily/Sadly this has yet to happen lol
 
I also had problems several times with withdrawing funds from sites where I bet on sports. Several times they demanded documents from me again and considered them for a long time. The money was paid out, but after weeks of long deliberation. After such cases, I lost interest in these sites and now I play only on those that pay money without questions.
 
Debi said:
Yes it was me who dealt with tall of that. But we don't work with offshore sites anymore.
And we were all grateful that you did.

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In general, there were no problems. Money was paid everywhere, although sometimes the verification procedure was very difficult. There were technical problems at 888, the available methods that I used often disappeared there, but now it seems that this problem has been solved.
 
The larger the amount, the more likely additional checks, delays, and other unpleasant surprises are. I have always been surprised by players who accumulate thousands in their poker accounts, and do not think that problems may await them. I think if you withdraw $200-$300 or $500 on time, you will be with money and without problems.
 
I also couldn't withdraw money from this Intertops. I contacted support several times, but they always replied that I didn't meet the necessary conditions. After several attempts, I decided not to waste my time on this strange site.
 
Newzooozooo said:
Have you ever had a case where an online site refused to pay you, finding some of its own rules or conditions for this?
In fact, the only site that refused me a withdrawal was Intertops. I had about $150 there, which they never let me withdraw, despite the fact that I passed verification, made a deposit, made a sports bets for a total of about $100 and played in tournaments for a minimum of $50. But I never got the money.
Intertops is slag.
I also couldn't withdraw the money I won in our CardsChat freerolls. Although I read that at least two of our community members were able to do it.
 
Yes i got scammed on a very small site named duck poker for around 500 Bucks. They closed down and didnt payout. Intertops i got my money.
 
I hadn't yet that "experience", there were some difficulties in some sites, but they were fixed and took the money!
 
I've only used established UK betting sites, or recognised global poker brands, so I've never had any problems.

Always do thorough research when lending your money online, spending the least money to get maximum benefit with your circumstances.
 
There have never been any situations where I haven't received my money. Of course, there have been problems, but they were problems that were resolved within a few days or, in the worst case, within a few weeks.
 
Newzooozooo said:
Have you ever had a case where an online site refused to pay you, finding some of its own rules or conditions for this?
In fact, the only site that refused me a withdrawal was Intertops. I had about $150 there, which they never let me withdraw, despite the fact that I passed verification, made a deposit, made a sports bets for a total of about $100 and played in tournaments for a minimum of $50. But I never got the money.
That would definitely leave a bad impression. If you've completed verification, made a deposit, and met the stated play requirements, it's understandable to expect a smooth withdrawal process. Unfortunately, some sites seem quick to accept deposits but become much more complicated when it's time to cash out.
I've heard similar stories where withdrawals were delayed or denied because of obscure terms, bonus conditions, or additional requirements that weren't obvious at first. That's why I pay close attention to a site's reputation for payouts before depositing, not just the games or promotions they offer.
In my opinion, a casino or poker site earns trust when withdrawals are processed as smoothly as deposits. If a site makes cashing out difficult, that's usually a sign to take your business elsewhere." ♠️💸👍
 
I’ve never had a site completely refuse a withdrawal, but the stories here make me more careful about checking the rules first. A smooth deposit doesn’t always mean a smooth cashout.
 
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