Sunday, June 6, 2010

How I Started To Understand the Online Casino Withdrawal Issue

As an experienced online player with a few years of experience under my belt, I can't help but stifle a smile when I hear about other, less experienced players complaining about how they almost got ripped off when they went to withdraw some winnings from an online casino. If I have heard this once I must have heard it a dozen times, and it seems that these players almost took the law into their own hands when they describe the struggle they had getting paid out. I almost know what is coming next when these players self righteously explain that they were asked to provide identification details before their money could be released and their further indignation when they point out to the customer service department that "we weren't asked to identify ourselves when we were making deposits". What these players didn't realise or never took the time to check out was that online casinos don't make their members go through this procedure for the sport, or because they want to cheat them out of their money. The only reason is that international law regarding cash transfers has decreed that it be so.

On the other hand it might be easy to understand that where online players feel the most vulnerable is when it comes down to making a withdrawal. With, regulations often demanding that a player provide identification details before their withdrawal can be released. It is in the online casino interest to make sure that the process goes through as quickly and smoothly as possible. What is usually required is some form of photo identification and a utility bill; these items are best sent as scanned e-mail attachments.

Once the identification process has been completed, the withdrawal can be processed and should find its way into the player's account with 24 hours. Identification details are usually only asked for in the case of first time withdrawals, or when the withdrawal is really large or when the online casino's security department detects unusual patterns in a client's account.

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