Two things are happening here..
1. The casino does not have the available cashflow to payout large withdrawals, so they pay in smaller increments as new money come in.
2. They draw out the payment process, knowing that the gambler will continue playing and will also lose most of his/her balance ..so eventually it will be much less to payout.
You have to hand it to these small casinos, they have genius backup plans to manage a small bankroll..... and they also know how to hide it.
3. The cap and the delay for processing withdrawal requests due to 'technical errors' was also a way to buy them time and review the logs of the said player. In the case of LTCCasino, it minimized the loss they suffered when player (OP) exploited the casino using a separate software. Check their post above.1. The casino does not have the available cashflow to payout large withdrawals, so they pay in smaller increments as new money come in.
2. They draw out the payment process, knowing that the gambler will continue playing and will also lose most of his/her balance ..so eventually it will be much less to payout.
You have to hand it to these small casinos, they have genius backup plans to manage a small bankroll..... and they also know how to hide it.
Looks like the casino has been robbed.
In such situations, I understand why casinos sometimes delay withdrawals and check exactly where the win came from.
Player who started this topic is SCAMMER. He used special software for Felix Gamin slot "Dark Mystic" abuse.
I wonder who will cover the losses related to a bug in the software now. Software developer or casino..?