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I see (two) pending withdrawals from one player in the queue and it got flagged for other reasons not related to multiple IP use.

The Security team will take a look once they get into the office today!

Hmm still pending and the first withdrawal is over the 12 hour limit. Hope *my* money processes soon.

Another over 12 hour withdrawal. How much longer should I expect and does this happen every time someone wins bitcoin?

I'm still waiting for a 38BTC withdrawal. I've been waiting for my first withdrawal since Saturday 3AM CST. >36 hours at this point.

I am wondering if they don't really have the proper reserves? Really not happy about this...

I believe they do have the proper reserves. They are taking extremely precautionary efforts to ensure all play was fair play. I completely agree with their decision to hold back my BTC and I'm not crying about it, this doesn't seem like an excessive amount of time.

I played fair and did nothing wrong, so I'm ok with them doing their due diligence and paying me out when they investigate. However, taking more time than they originally communicated to me would be quite frustrating.

One e-mail did set me back a bit - basically, it seems that even if they have no evidence of wrong doing, they can imply that there was foul play. The quote is below. I had huge swings playing 1.5BTC a hand. I almost lost it all, and went up quite a bit more than I am withdrawing.

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What I'm saying is that if you were to hit on 18, selectively, and draw to a 20 or 21 - thus beating the dealer -- we would have to imagine that you knew the final deck. Therefore, we'd have to imply the integrity of the game was lost.

Now, I surely see some behavior that goes well against basic strategy, but like I said earlier - I'm going to leave it to our security expert to weigh in before we make any conclusions one way or another.

Hmmm so if your strategy differs from "the book's" then you are suspect and your funds that you put at risk get tied up? That is pretty strange. I don't play according to the book for lots of things for example I will sometimes split tens when the dealer is showing a five or double down on a 6-11 if the dealer is showing 5 or 6. Its not by the book at all, but its more risk for more reward.

Right. I had a lot of risky plays. TLDR I made 10x my initial investment, so yes, I am currently a suspect and my funds are at risk (original) and winnings are tied up.

I'm certain they will clear me up and pay me out. I didn't do anything wrong.

There were frustrating plays where I'd double down on an 11 against a 2-6 and hit NOTHING. Had to change the play up a bit :p