Quote from: hd49728 on July 28, 2025, 10:08:55 PM

Quote from: Issa56 on July 28, 2025, 09:47:40 PM

Do you think a gamble site with reputation like BC.game will delay your withdrawal just to encourage you gamble with the balance which you have in your account. If gambling sites without reputation or scam gambling sites delay your withdrawal, then I will agree with you that maybe they just want you to gamble with the money left in your wallet, because if you are unable to make withdrawal, then you might be tempted to keep on gambling, and you might end up losing the money, but BC.game is a reputable gambling sites, so i don’t think they will do that, maybe their was just a mixup and that was what caused the delay in your withdrawal.

When a user want to withdraw money but can not get it approved asap, it does not mean that fund will be used for gambling. It is only usable for gambling if the withdrawal request was rejected (not delayed) but it's not this case.

Additionally, there is so litle chance that a user will change from "wanting to withdraw money" from "betting more" after all.

Lastly, it's important for a company to defend its reputation that takes a long time and many initiatives to gain, than wanting to gamble and risk their reputation by trying to delay or reject a user withdrawal with a possibility of more bets from the user.

When it comes to spending or not, I think it comes down to the gambler. If they have the desire to spend, then if a withdrawal is successful, they'll likely deposit again.

For a reputable casino, this is simply a technical issue, especially if it's ultimately successful. However, if the casino is shady and even known for fraud, it's a different story.

Certainly, this should be a concern for the casino as well. They must evaluate everything to ensure it runs smoothly and respond to user issues more quickly.