TEETERING ON REVERSING YOUR CASH OUT? - SUPPORT IS HERE FOR YOU

Good job is right.  Congrats Marcus and glad you got all of what you were owed.

blue

A job super well done,Marcus!

Now, it's time for a beer party!!!

darn, I reversed 2 times already with Tropica, $50 each time

Don't feel bad TaaaDaaa, Rival hasn't been all that cooperative lately 

I agree.  but still, a little spanking for you, TaaaDaaa!  get back on the wagon...LOL

I wouldnt worry Taaadaa, as people mention rivals are a bit umm, late with payment anyway (im sure by time you had got paid by them you would of forgot you were owed it)


I had a withdraw earlier today at "party casino" (not "party city"), was to my card and processed instantly, no withdraw times... only was £30 up but still...its money.

Was actually an insane day... out of curiosity I joined the live blackjack $50+ table... watched a few games and what the hell, people were betting over $2500 on a single hand.... yes the dealer was hot... but still

Got 3.2k pending cashout and 1.8k left in my account (Bet Cave only allows 1000 max withdrawal per day).

I want all 5k of it....this is the tough time, just waiting on the cash!

HALP!

I saw all your screenies Dipity so huge congratulations to you.  This really has been a good few days for you. 

So now, you have to be really strong and just nip in and withdraw your next $1,000 without being tempted to have a quick spin...and you have to go in the next day too to do the same with your remaining $800.

You have to think of what you can do with all that money...you could buy yourself a nice new computer with what's pending in your account or buy yourself a whole new wardrobe of clothes.  Whatever your plans are for this money, if you start spinning with it...you know what will happen.  Load up another casino with a few bucks, keep that casino open whilst you go in and do your withdrawal.  Close down when you've made your withdrawal and play your dollars on the other casino.  That's the only suggestion I can come up with that may help you not to spin with your winnings.

I hope you pull it off and keep us posted as to how it's going.

blue

Played some back, I know I know, but I still have just under 4k pending to withdraw.

It's highly frustrating, but apparently according to some other people, a lot of Rivals do this max withdraw per day thing.  It's ridiculous that there is a 1k per day limit to withdrawing at Bet Cave, and then a two to FIVE business day wait PER withdrawal before it gets processed.

Add in to the fact that they won't (live support say that as of the latest Rival update that they physically can't) flush my account, and the temptation to play some is just left sitting there

I would uninstall, but I want to leave it on there so that I can check the progress of my withdrawals from day to day.

I have now itemised exactly what I'm spending a large chunk of the money on, and have that saved in a file on my desktop so that if I do get tempted to reverse any, I can open that file instead.

Treating myself to a holiday (flights, hotel, and a gaming convention ticket, yes, computer gaming ), some new computer parts, a few months rent in advance, and buying my son a nintendo 3ds.  The rest is for general enjoyment!

another withdraw from me

deposited over $1000 in a few hours at casino kingdom.

im sure that would bring me to higher tier level with more free bonuses

Lost it all apart from $20 or so, over a further few hours I built all that up to $740

Thought it was best to cut my losses since it was better than losing the lot and as mentioned my vip tier should go up so I get more and better bonuses in the future.

Now just to hang on for a few days

Sounds like you've earmarked most of your money Dipity.  Good luck and you have to resist!  Just keep looking at your list of things that you want.

Marcus - so you got most of your dough back.  I hope you manage to stay out of the casino...I assume you already did the withdrawal.  In your case, I recommend the uninstall.  You don't want to give back what you won as well as the grand you already lost.

Good luck and keep us posted.  How much longer to wait until the withdrawal is gone from the cashier?

blue

thanks blueday, thats exactly my thoughts, have uninstalled and can now just check withdraw progress under my casino rewards online account.

Seems 2 business days until withdraw is processed so really they should process it on friday

all done now , as per my other post in the screenies, I did deposit a bit more there (reinstalled ), won a bit and reversed the lot to make 1 big cashout (since I know im out of town in the next few hours and wont be able to reverse it)

Hit on a few games and this time have just over $1100 cashed out.

Really happy with it. Went from losing 1k to having a $300 loss then being over $50 up

wahoo

Now no reversing for me

Well done Marcus.  Glad you won't have the opportunity to reverse again. 

blue

thanks , n wahoo. I checked the CR account on my phone and noticed I have a $60 bonus , it comes under "high roller reward" in my account

Hopefully I get a few like that, away until its non reversible then fun times

Nice one Marcus.  Good luck with the $60.

blue

Wahoo, got payout processed yesterday . Had a bit of luck with the $60 too, ended up meeting WR and cashing out a further $300.

Im actually wanting to close my accounts there but I gotta wait another few days til they process that (then after I have 6 pending Rewards Riches tickets, and a further $30 accumulated in cashable bonus funds)

Well done Marcus.  So glad you managed it and nice win again.  Congrats all round.

blue

Wahoo been paid

Had another play again too... a total of $1000 deposits... blackjack was a frenzy, was playing poor until my last $100, then got up, bet $125 a hand and what do ya know my balance is nearly $3000, then had a final go on "dolphins tale" which paid $470 on bonus , so cashed out over $3000 this time.


I can expect a "high roller" bonus as well for that of $50 in the next few days.


So now is the waiting game, the weekend doesnt count as the 2 days where the withdraw is reversible so sadly I have to not reverse it until weds where it will be processed.

Thankfully im out of town again as of tomorrow until monday/tuesday night so thats most the temptation sorted by then, but gonna change password again to garbage numbers, write it down and pass to friend to keep until after withdraw has been processed.

Very healthy profit there Marcus.  Congratulations and good luck with the non-reversing.  You know it will be a breeze.

blue

Thanks . Its my biggest single cashout ever. Previously a few years back I had a $1600 cashout at some playtech (forgot what 1), then before that was at MR Greens, where I cashed out around £600 ($1000).

Sadly with the playtech cashout I had put it all back in as soon as I got it .

This time I want the money to be saved up, put in investments for my small business, and of course a few celebratory ales.

I gotta keep thinking how much hard work went into winning that so I spend it slower... Dont you think that it can be hard work? like sooo many hours of playing, many times of doubling that blackjack bet to $200 and thinking "well its all or nothing" and every sigh of relief everytime you pass a 100 mark

I agree Marcus.  You gotta put the hours in to win.  You should at least pay yourself "an hourly rate" for all that hard work and don't spend it back on the casinos.  Treat it like a wage for buying the stuff that you want.

How much an hour would you pay yourself?

blue

I need to be spanked!!!!!!
I reversed $300 at casino titan earlier today and blew it all

:'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(

        Oh, for shame TAA!!!  you're supposed to  post something BEFORE you reverse!!  I know none of us would ever reverse such a sum....Nope  don't believe in it,  ,  LMAO.            ( Sorry TAA,  I'm just messin' with ya'.  You know we can all relate.)

i am so stupid---I reversed Euro 500,-at King Neptuns and lost it all

Next time i will post BEFORE--maybe it will help

last withdraws from grande vegas (in 3 weeks) 800$ reversed lost-900$reversed lost- 600$ reversed lost- 600$reversed lost 300 managed to keep 300 got it today I wish there would be no reverse buttons Fiedo and TAAA sorry for ur losses!

        That reverse button is EEEvil!!  I tell you,  nothing good (usu.) ever comes from it.   

I read someone's post about deleting the casino from your desktop while you have a withdrawal pending. It worked for me!!!! Then I had a stupid $70 withdrawal from a free chip....didn't delete the withdrawal got up to over $100 then lost it.  WE ARE SOOO stupid when we reverse. I wish there was a bot that came up when you hit the reverse button that said STOP don't do it!  lol
Good Luck everyone.

Ok so I've got $100 at Jackpot Capital won from a free christmas chip and $500 at Slotocash from a free $100 chip. I'm fixing to remove them from my desktop so I won't be tempted! I screwed up the other night and reversed another $200 won at Slotocash. So I refuse to reverse this time! No more reversals...lol

Good for you Grace.  You can do this, you just have to stay strong!

How much longer to wait before it is out of the cashier?

blue

I never reverse ... and guess what, many times I got bonus banned just for that (not for casino whoring since I was playing with my own money, or played blackjack at $25 stakes) but just for not reversing my withdrawal

Shows you actually morals that some casinos have.

This is encouragment for you folks, casinos are just waiting for you to reverse and might hate you if you don't. You might think you're doing it for yourself ("just a little bit of fun" "maybe I can win even more" etc) but you're only doing it for the casino. I don't think you should give them this joy.

P.S Ok update - some of you might think why I never reverse. The awser is simple: I have nevered done it because I never considered it. I've played online casinos for many years... way before this whole reversing thing became so common and widespread (thank MG software). For those of you who have a habbit of reversing...I guess it's just a kind of 'reversing addiction' you just have to quit cold turkey

So true Bastion.  That's why the cash remains in the cashier for so long - to tempt players to reverse.  Clever tactics. 

Personally, I don't take bonuses so being bonus banned wouldn't worry me at all.  If they did bonus ban me, I wouldn't play at that casino that's for sure. 

blue

Well Slotocash is in progress status and Jackpot is under review. I'm really hoping they hurry up and get finished;) Posting here does help too. Thanks for all the support guys.

So I need some words of encouragement.  I'm waiting on a payout from a huge win.....and now that huge win has shrunk to a big win.  As I reversed here and there I knew what the outcome would be but I did it anyways.  Nobody to blame but myself.  I'm bummed out because I blew so much.  Its so much easier for me to say don't reverse until I'm in that position.  I uninstalled the software from my laptop so I wont be tempted to reverse anymore.  Ugh....it's disgusting.

Yes don't budge an inch Destro.  You have definitely done the right thing by uninstalling that casino.

Just stay strong - find free chips elsewhere - play  games, watch a film but don't reinstall that casino!

Good luck and let us know when you get your cash.

blue

I could use this thread, but when I go to the physical casino...

I've never hit a decent win at the physical casino and walked out with LESS money than that with which I walked in, however, I've given at least half of all but my biggest wins back.

The best night was in September of 2011 playing the $5 slots.  I hit for a small jackpot of $1,250 ($51 less and there would have been no taxes) which they paid out in cash.  I had $200 left in the machine, so $1,450 total.  (I always bring in only what I plan to gamble...which is to say, lose)  In fact, I had already been ahead on that machine as I had brought in only $100 to the casino with me.

In any case, I decided to try a little Martingale at the Blackjack table, which was completely stupid because you're wagering ungodly amounts of money to profit the amount of your first bet.  Of course, a "Natural," Blackjack can often make Martingale more profitable, but those are rare enough to be considered a negligible factor.

The table minimum was $15 with a maximum of $300.  The Martingale succeeded in putting me about $200 more ahead, so $1,650, basically.  The Martingale then failed (table limit out) which caused me a loss of $465, so I was down to $1,185. 

I cashed out and asked for $500 of it back in chips and made my way over to the Texas Hold 'Em tables.  I had Jacks holed up and the board was:

A, J, Q, 3

When I went all-in for the $500.

Inexplicably, the other guy called me with A-K and no chance for the Flush when he should have put me on, at worst, two pair.  He needed an Ace or a Ten or it was over for him, but he sucked out on the River card for the 10 and Ace-High straight. 

I was down to $685.  Not acceptable.

I went back to the $5 slots and promptly lost $100.

$585.

I was quite upset with myself at this point, so I decided to make one final play at the Roulette Table.  I painted the corners of Black-29 with $25 per corner, and amazingly, Black-29 hit!

"Love me four times!" I exclaimed as the croupier put the $800 in chips on the table.  I was up to $1,285 at this point, I toked the croupier $35 and got the Hell out of there with the $1,250 I won on the slot machine.  Less the original $100, I profited $1,150.

That's still a good night, but lots of undue stress and frustration.  I wish this thread had been there.

When I say I give half of all but my biggest wins back, I mean that I'll often win $200-$300 and walk out with half of that.  If you double your bankroll, (or better) you should always just quit immediately.  I could use some support during times such as those.  Maybe I should just stop going to the casino by myself...

Sounds like a plan Mission146.  Don't go alone or alternatively, take your iphone with you and post in this thread about your wins and we will be hopefully helping you to walk out with your cash in your pocket.

It's a very different experience at real life casinos that's for sure.

blue

Blue,

You're absolutely right, there is no substitute for the physical casino.  It's thrilling and stimulating, but it can also be highly dangerous and addictive.

I'd almost rather be surrounded by people losing (even though I don't want people to lose) than people winning because seeing long, exasperated and disheartened faces around me as opposed to broad grins, high-fives and fistbumps keeps me in check, to an extent.

The main difference between physical and on-line is that the physical casino is EVERYWHERE when you are in there.  If you're getting killed on a slot machine, it's cool, you're sitting in a row of twenty and you can see over 100 machines just by turning around.  If you turn your head and look behind you and slightly left, there are the tables.  On the immediate right of the tables is a sign pointing to the elevators and staircase which will take you to the poker room or dog betting area...

It's everywhere.

With on-line gambling, you can always pause during a losing streak and walk around the house, maybe go to bed, get a snack, go on the proch for some air...whatever you want to do.  You're not confined, you're not surrounded, and to escape all you need do is look away from the monitor.  That gives the player a huge advantage because, regardless of how convincing looking the on-line slot machine itself is, the websites can't turn your entire computer room into a casino atmosphere.

My advice for new players to the physical casino, or all but the most disciplined experienced players is to leave everything you do not intend to lose at home, except maybe bring an extra $20 for drinks, if you're going to drink.  I don't recommend the consumption of any alcohol while gaming, but some people insist on it.  I like the free coffee, except sometimes it's VERY expensive coffee, and sometimes I am handsomely compensated for drinking it. 

Some people leave their wallet in the glovebox.  I still prefer to leave at home everything I am not using for wagers.  If one chooses to leave it in the glovebox, I recommend getting either valet parking or parking WAY in the back of the lot...a nice wait or long walk gives you the opportunity to reflect upon losing your bankroll...

Don't divide up pockets, that's just silly.  You can't put $100 to game with in your left pocket and have $500 in your right and be like, "I'm not touching the right pocket."  It's no harder to reach into your right pocket as opposed to your left...especially when your left has nothing in it.  That's not a huge psychological hurdle to overcome.

I will admit that some are more disciplined than myself, though.  I'm disciplined enough that if I leave my money at home, I'm not going to go the casino, lose, drive fifteen miles home, get more money, drive fifteen miles back...etc

...I guess that's as disciplined as I need to be.

On-line slots are cool becaue it's my experience that it is not difficult at all to stop playing.

Ok..Ok...nobody knows this but I am notorious for winning and then putting the money back in.  Not so much with the online casinos cause I dont deposit enough to win that much.  But at the land casinos I just gauge my playing better so i tend to win more.  I've been known to take a $100 and win up to $2,000.  Heck I took a hundred once and even hit a jackpot of $10,000.  It was in the middle of the night and i was so flabbergasted that I went straight to my mom's just to show her and scatter the bills .  But then again there have been times I won't leave and put it all back in even though I really needed the money.  I hate so much when I do that.  Luckily when I went Friday (i took 100) and won $700 I left with the money but to be honest wtih you the only reason I left is because I had to take my son to a doctors appointment.  I'm pretty sure i would have put most of it back in if I didnt HAVE to leave.

But I'm really trying to change is that I put the money back in from online gaming.  I guess I feel guilty and illegal about cashing out online.  A little scared too.   It was about a month ago that i won at Rushmore's Friday Freeroll.  I got $65.  Well low and behold didnt I work it up to over $2,000.  But did I cashout....No!! >:(  I was so mad at myself.  My biggest reason to be honest was fear cause im USA.  I have to get over that.  Anyways right now I have a small withdrawal from winning with a freechip from the Jackpot Capital Halloween Contest.  I'm determined I will not let it get the best of me and I will withdraw it.  I guess why I'm posting is cause I need a little hand holding so I dont get weak.

Thanks for this thread

Set a limit long before you even are winning..for example 500..Whatever it is that you feel can make a difference in your day to day and STICK TO IT.....even you seem to be on a winning streak take the money and run. If you go over that wd the amount and play with the remainder

TY sweet.  I was patiently waiting for a response

Good luck with the cashout LooneySyl.  Whatever you do don't reverse it and I know that it was suggested to uninstall the casino (in the other thread) once the withdrawal is in the throws of being processed.  This is the best advice that you can take and you won't be tempted to reverse if the casino isn't installed. 

I think the best way to look at a small or reasonably sized withdrawal is to think either what you could do with it or what you could possibly win on another casino if you deposited there.

I recall a very small withdrawal of around £30 from a £15 deposit.  I used that to deposit on another site and won $600 which is about £350 and from that I won another £150 on another site.  So my small withdrawal turned into £500 (about $800). 

As for you being in the USA, I understand that it is the processors that are in trouble and not the players so try and rest easier with that knowledge.

Hang in there LooneySyl.  Post in here again if you feel yourself weakening.

blue

Hang in there and we are here to.....