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They definitely don’t explain the options clearly. First time I withdrew, I thought I picked an “instant” method because the button was green and said "Fast." Still waited 4 working days. Also, some banks (NatWest, for example) have a second review step if the sender's bank flags anything weird...

They finally got back to me after I dropped bad reviews on three diff sites and linked 'em straight in the email. Might not be the most “honest” move, but damn, it worked like a charm

Took me 3 emails and a nice lil’ threat to report them to whatever licensing body they supposedly have, if that even fkn exists

The cooldown thing is sneaky. They don’t tell you it’s intentional, but it totally is. I’ve done 5 withdrawals now — it’s always slowest on the first one

JPC is slow, especially if it’s your first withdrawal. After that, it can go faster… but not always

Is this a real cashback or just some useless bonus funds with crazy rates?

The only reason I continue to use this casino is the instant BTC withdrawal. I cashed out 1.5 BTC last week - it took 4 minutes. I'm not even kidding. I've played on sites where you have to wait a few days. So yes, Bitstarz has flaws, but when it comes to the speed of cryptocurrencies - they are...

That's the whole damn scam. They roll out the red carpet for the influencers, but the moment a real player wins, they start “security checks”, “payment checks”, “violation of terms”. It's all bullshit. They literally make up excuses to avoid paying

Yo, if they pull this BS on you, file a chargeback. I got my deposit back when they refused to process my withdrawal. Had to fight my bank for a week, but I got my $500 back

Twitter for sure. Tag them and make some noise - that usually gets a response. Also, Trustpilot reviews hit the most painful places. Casinos hate bad press, and when enough people see their shady tactics, they tend to change their behavior very quickly

Here we go again with the old delay trick. They stall, hoping you’ll cave and reverse the withdrawal. Don’t fall for it. Have you hit them up on social media yet? Some of these sites only take action when their issues are exposed for everyone to see

Efforts to legalize online casinos in Wyoming have stalled once again after HB 162, introduced by Rep. Robert Davis, failed to gain support in the Joint Travel, Recreation, Wildlife & Cultural Resources Committee. The bill aimed to regulate online poker, blackjack, and other casino games, with...