Just Curious, if its just me or everyone

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#125

Landbased casinos do have player levels and I’ll use Caesars as the example. They have 7 Star which is their top level, Diamond Level, Gold and Platinum.

They have dedicated lines for each level and if a gold level player clears the window, they will take the 7 Star or Diamond Level players first even if a gold level player is in line. Meaning, they get to cash out or do a cash advance or whatever business they have before the lower level player.

Is it fair? Absolutely because that’s what the benefits are for.

Now in the example here, why wouldn’t a top level player get their cash out handled quicker than someone new or a lower level. I’ll add however, without knowing how many people are working the cashier area at the site or what the influx of withdraw requests are, perhaps there wouldn’t be much of a difference in time between the top tier player and the newer or lower level player.

There’s a lot going on behind the scenes we aren’t privy to… staffing levels, number of withdraws in the system etc etc. Deposits will always happen quicker than withdraws, it’s been that way since day 1 at every site of this nature. It doesn’t matter who it is, where they are located or how long they have been in business.

Not taking any sides here and I get it people are upset over a bunch of different things. Land based casinos are regulated by the state or the country (Non USA) whereas internet sites don’t need to be. They are based out of Costa Rica, the government doesn’t require them to be regulated as say Malta would. Although Malta is a crooked government agency when it comes to gaming anyway. I have stories but they don’t matter here in this context.

The grass is always greener on the other side until you see what’s on that other side.

One thing about online poker… doesn’t matter what site, here, Stars, 888 etc, all of the RNG’s are set up for action. Action creates bigger pots which creates bigger rake take out for the house.
Go do a tournament search for poker tournaments in Vegas or any land based casino, no one bitches about the high take out fees for tournaments and gladly parts with their money and never a word. Nothing like entering a $200 tournament and 25% of the entry goes to the house. Then they want you to tip on top of it if you cash… just saying…

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#126

In my personal experience, this is just not the case. Sure, when I first started, it seemed like the bulk of players got theirs fast. It is up to you to not use the money while its in withdrawal process.

I usually take it before bed. I am not on the site 24/7, so first thing in the morning, or closely thereafter, it arrives in Blockchain. I have not stepped foot on the site since withdrawal request.

If you are cancelling withdrawals in order to play, we need to talk here. :smiling_imp:

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#127

Um, A. @The_Batman is more casino, not poker.

B. That is a bit of rigged scenario there. Studying will let you know that calling a shove with TPTK vs 4 to straight and 4 to flush on board is a bad idea. Even if its a bluff (position has its advantages). Heck, in the above scenario, your set is dead.

Watch some twitch streams, the action is from mistakes. Even flush over flush, full boat 2 outer on river, this stuff happens in live casino poker as well (I should know). Is the live dealer rigging? I don’t know.

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#128

@FutureInsights. Completely Agree!

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#129

Wait…where did Poker hands come into the conversation about withdraws unless it’s just some kind of analogy

#130

Taking a slot ticket or chips from poker to a cashier counter at a land based casino is not an automated process it’s a manual process as in staffing is required based on crowd size, holiday, etc to form how long it takes. Highly doubt whether you have a player card or not with a land based casino they are holding you over to next day on pay out…
Crytpo withdraws are a computer generated process that should have no correlation to a physical line of people besides the blockchain itself. The control of when it’s processed from the site is intentionally set to 24 hours for ‘some’ players regardless of the number of withdraws received in the queue. That’s an obvious fact based on experiences shared in various threads by players after doing some research on the forum.
Now if they have folks in their payment team at Ignition manually generating crypto addresses and typing them in for withdraws leading to backups in processing time then that’s a whole other conversation of ridiculousness.
My original point and opinion is that tier level shouldn’t be tied to the hard set of 24 hours for processing of some players versus the 1 to 2 hours for some other players. Once you pass KYC it should be an even playing field for withdraw processing times for all players.
All that being said, I do agree tier level should influence all other benefits and rewards just not that one.

#131

How long have you been at ignition and have you made quite a few withdrawals? Seems like the 1st take the 24 hours then it’s under a hour after that

#132

Have made at least 5 to 7 withdraws each lasting the full 24 hours in review
Would of accepted that full wait for the first 1 or 2 to feel me out per KYC but by now it’s just dumb

#133

Your absolutely beautiful

#134

Seriously that’s either very Wierd or a flat out lie because every single withdrawal I have made here has taken the exact amount of time. Which would be about five minutes below an hour. AkA 55 minutes.

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#135

My withdrawal time is right around 50 minutes. Doesn’t happen often enough, but, oh well. One thing I have been curious about. It could be just my bad luck, but playing slots on Mondays seems to never, never, pay. It’s like the site is trying to run jackpots up for later in the week, when more people are playing. One more question…Has ANYONE ever hit a “random” progressive slot while playing for less than $2 a spin?

#136

In this week’s Jackpot winners post by the mods, there is a Jackpot at $2 and a Jackpot at $.50

https://forum.ignitioncasino.eu/t/progressive-jackpots-week-ending-november-21/34855?u=littlejon3

#137

Recently played .50 on 777 deluxe. Lag was terrible. But, cashed out with big line hit. The trick is, to know what you want to risk (bet size, even though well over 1k in account, still bet .50), and when to quit (20 rolls are my max, and i count them). Get big hit or bonus? More than 100x (or even 50x)? Cash out. here, it would mean stop playing. Last 2 slot sessions (I am poker player, so those are not frequent) did not lose, actually won quite large for the bet. And, I quit, after a big hit.

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#138

Was betting .40 on reels xl this morning. Got two bonus symbols then the wheel symbol showed in line 5. And the ding sound played. The bonus wheel never hit and the mini jackpot hit 7 seconds later! Should have been my spin but I seriously think I got screwed out of it. I’m beyond pissed! I’m sure some ahole betting $100 hit it. I never cry rigged but I’m sick of literally watching the JP’s get hit.

#139

That happens in live casinos as well. It was hit milliseconds before you, and is not dependent on bet size.

#140

Haven’t played on ignition for months thought I’d give it a whirl tonight 1k later i remember why I quit playing here the never ending so close but so far bonus teases only to run out of money before you hit it…haven’t had this bad of luck at other sites…maybe ill forget this place is shady in another 6 months…what a joke

#141

Course, that’s the trap. It’d be impossible to make it the same as when you use your first bonus. That’s why there’s stipulations on what you win when you use those bonus money, but I’d imagine the formula is that the luck games like slots gets harder as time goes on. I don’t think this is something the powers at be are going to admit, and maybe im not right, but I found the same thing the 1st time versus 2nd and 3rd time I played.

#142

There is no formula as such, but yes, due to the rtp theoretically you would lose money the longer you played as the return is less than 100%. You could get lucky and hit a big win of course which would alter this. Also bonus funds v real funds will have no effect on the game, again, it’s simply the luck of the draw.

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#143

I am not posting here because I’ve lost. I am posting here because I have zero chance of winning. I a, the dummy who lost well above 5 figures and probably 6 in the last couple of months.

They will let the people win they decide will be their loudest voice for sure. The casino games is 1000% guaranteed to make you lose.

Regarding poker, be aggressive with garbage hands is the best way to win PERIOD!
RNG, variance, I can assure you,………all BS.

#144

so true. no customer service, no bonus worth mentioning, never emailed in years, oh an ridiculous bad beats that don’t seem likely happen always.-best way to describe it