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I made a deposit on GGPoker about a year ago. After 3 and after 4 months I made a cash out. There were no problems.
Now I wanted to make another cash out. But that didn't work because I can only cash out if I have made a deposit in the last 6 months.

Is this a joke or is this normal?
 
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a joke never happened to me this problem there.
 
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Had a similar situation on 888Poker. I wasn't able to withdraw to my credit card because I haven't used it for two months.

So I simply made a deposit with it again and then was able withdraw after that.

So I recommend you do the same. :)
 
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Normal, this is due to EU Money Laundering prevention laws, you are not allowed to use poker sites as banks to hold your money in.

Deposit decays in 6 months and since you have passed that timeframe you need to make a new deposit, play the deposit in full (for example if you make 10€ deposit = play 1€ x 10 tournaments) and then you can withdraw but only using the very same method you used to deposit.
 
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Highfish said:
I made a deposit on GGPoker about a year ago. After 3 and after 4 months I made a cash out. There were no problems.
Now I wanted to make another cash out. But that didn't work because I can only cash out if I have made a deposit in the last 6 months.

Is this a joke or is this normal?
I used the Skrill payment system, and I understood that you need to make a deposit at least once a year to have an active withdrawal method available at GGPoker. This is not a joke, you just need to make a minimum deposit.
 
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Highfish said:
I made a deposit on GGPoker about a year ago. After 3 and after 4 months I made a cash out. There were no problems.
Now I wanted to make another cash out. But that didn't work because I can only cash out if I have made a deposit in the last 6 months.

Is this a joke or is this normal?
That's right, there are such rules in poker rooms. Make a minimum deposit and withdraw in 1 day using the same method.
 
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I didn't have to make a deposit. Was asked to verify my visa, did that and the cash out went through.
 
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Same issue for everyone. please deposit and then request for withdrawal
 
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it is not normal. GG do very slow withdraw but it is a big room
 
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I have never encountered anything like this. I have withdrawn funds that had been in my account for over half a year and there were no problems. I did not have to make any deposits beforehand. This was the case on GG, WPT Global, ACR and recently on PokerDom
 
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The same happened to me, It's annoying but it's really not that big of an issue imo (as in I understand it is a KYC AML thing and not a me thing) I just deposited $5 using the method I always used to "satisfy the requirement" or however you would want to call it and withdrew a few days (maybe a week) later.

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