I've cashed out at every poker room I play at.
Yea me too but I meant from stake. Do you play there?
So you can only withdraw as much as you purchase? Doesn't sound too good for a profitable poker player.
Yes it has poker but it's sweepstake poker similar to clubwpt gold. So you purchase gold coins say you buy $20 worth of gold coins and they give you $20 sweeps coins for free 😉. So yes it's a deposit without calling it that. Just a way around gambling laws in states like mine(Florida). On clubwpt gold you don't have to purchase I started free rolling then once I had some sweeps then built a little roll and withdrew seamlessly without having to purchase
ah ok. Similar to Global as well I guess.
Cool they require a purchase first. Were you able to withdraw more than you purchased?
I've withdrawn on clubwpt gold without depositing a penny. I have no problem making a minimal deposit if I could withdraw more than I deposit. As far as being a scam its one of the sites listed here as trustworthy
Yes, I only made a mandatory first deposit with as little as possible and I can withdraw what I have on the platform.
Awesome this was the answer I was looking for thank you!
Have you managed to get the withdrawal? Please keep us posted. I want to try them out, but already dealt with some 'fabulous' rooms and their convoluted practices, so reports from fellow players/chatters are very valuable to all I'm sure and appreciated.
Why was it difficult at 888? It's one of the biggest rooms, so they should be solid in that department, no?
because they asked me for a lot of documents besides my “normal” document, here it's called “CPF”, and I was very lazy to show all the documents they asked for, on other poker platforms such as pokerstars or WPT they only ask for a normal deposit, they don't ask for as much documentation as 888 seemed to me, but as I said, maybe the fact that I'm not Brazilian and my document is different from that of native Brazilians makes it more difficult for me to verify my account.
Ah, I see. Some rooms can be like that, I've had that experience at a couple. Bwin, I think... but that was a long time ago, maybe they've changed in that regard. Probably all due to a room's internal risk control policies. At least you got your money, that's the most important thing.
That makes sense. I guess it’s mostly about knowing the rules and making sure your account is verified. Thanks for clarifying, it helps to hear from someone with more experience.
