How long does it take to get paid my winnings from an online casino?

Question

I am going to win some money online today, and I'm looking for an online casino with quick payouts of winnings! I guess the games should be fair as well.

Answer 1

http://www.ranked-online-casinos.com/same-day-payouts.html is a listing of online casinos with same day payouts. Some even pay instantly through an automated process to NeTeller account holders. Good luck!

Answer 2

The reliable casino websites won't impede you in any way. The mediocre websites will just be slow at responding to your withdrawal requests. The bad websites, won't let you withdraw your winnings regardless of what happens so they won't impede you either since it doesn' matter whether you win or lose with the bad sites, you'll simply won't be getting your money. Almost all systems don't work. The key to look for in a betting system is whether or not it'll avoid Gambler's Ruin and whether or not it requires you to have an edge. Since Casino games are designed to have the edge be a house edge, there are no systems that work. Card Counting in Blackjack was a big deal because it turned out that the edge was towards the player in the early games but the rules have been revised since that, they use multiple decks and they reshuffle more often now removing that edge. Most people who claim to have systems will have ones that they say will only work to a certain point, that's because it's not a system and beyond that point, the probability of Gambler's Ruin is high. Besides, there's a lot that the online Casino's can do to ensure that they retain the edge, it's not like you can spot them second dealing. Just as with real Casinos who would either call in expert dealers that will deal you bad hands or simply break your legs should you win too consistently, you can be sure that the online versions aren't adverse to bending the rules if you jeopardize their profit margin and there's very little you can do about that. It's just like bad lines in an online sportsbook, the good sites will cancel your wager and notify you before the event (this often leaves you with an unfavourable broken arbitrage), a mediocre website will honour your wager is you lose and cancel it if you win (most laws allow for canceling wagers based on plausible causes and he definition of plausible is left to the bookmaker), and it doesn't matter if you win or lose with a bad website since you're not going to be able to withdraw your money anyways. A website review site would have no way of knowing if they would change the odds when you win too often as winning often would statistically be abnormal to begin with so such changes would just be returning the behaviour to the statistical norm so checking with those sites o see which online sites change their odds is pretty much meaningless. Maybe you did do your homework but you didn't get it right. Note that the mathematically flawed negative progressive betting systems like Martingales always show better early results then more mathematically sound systems but are not adverse to gambler's ruin. Chances are your "system" is a negative progressive system if it's behaving as you've described and all the casino's have to do to get your money is to encourage you to use it and thereby let your greed get the better of you.

Answer 3

I'm assuming you're an American here and dealing with US laws.

First, if you really want to play for money, find out if it's legal in your area. And several states have recently (last month) passed billes outlawing on-line poker (Washington in fact made it a felony, just like drug dealing).

Second, understand that most credit card companies don't want to deal with on-line gambling, because they honestly don't know if it's legal or not.

So third, find a third-party, offshore account to deposit your gambling money into. I've used Neteller in the past, they are a British company. It takes a couple weeks to set up, but once you do, you can move money back and forth with about a 3-4 day delay.

Finally, do not give an online casino direct access to your bank.
Especially if you're going to be playing on several different ones. It's more secure to go through the third party, and only give the casinos that info.

Answer 4

It depends on the site, and how you are getting paid. If you have them send you a check, assume 3 weeks. I signed up for a free neteller account. When i cash out of RoyalVegas, Partypoker, and/or Pokerroom, It takes around 30 hours for the money to get from the poker site to my neteller account, and then 1 more night to get from my neteller account to my U.S. Bank account. So I'd say 3 days. I used to have a Prepaidatm account, but that only worked for pokerroom.com, and I'd have pokerroom send the money to my prepaidatm account, which took 1 business day, and then I could go to any atm machine in Denver to recieve my cash, so that method took only a day.

To get a more definitive answer, you need to give more details. Which site? How are you getting paid? how much? etc.

Answer 5

An online casino? Sounds risky to me. What if they don't pay you? Also, do you have a gambling problem? Poor people can use your money, and you are frittering it away on gambling.

Have you thought of quitting this addiction? The devil is working in you. Cast out the evil one.

I pray for you, and God have mercy on your soul.

Answer 6

OK it really depends on the place you are getting paid from but generally u can get instant oayouts if u use netteller or if they have your banking info, i really dont like the idea of giving that info out so i dont do that, but, usually if it is 1000$ or more they will fedex it to ya in a day or two, at least thats the case for me, if u are cashing less than that u have to pay like 30$ to fedex it or wait like six weeks for the snail mail lol.

Answer 7

would have no idea but maybe you got taken sorry