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The Truth About False Advertising in Online Casinos: A Gamer's Guide to Withdrawal Processing Times

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Hello to my fellow gamers! If you’re anything like me, you know that the thrill of playing at online casinos is only matched by the excitement of cashing out your winnings.

But let’s face it: when it comes to online gambling, not all casinos are created equal. One of the most critical aspects that can make or break your gaming experience is the withdrawal processing time. Today, we’re diving deep into the murky waters of false advertising in online casinos, particularly focusing on withdrawal times.

Before we get into the nitty-gritty, let’s clarify what withdrawal processing times mean. This refers to the time it takes for a withdrawal request to be processed and the funds to be credited to the recipient’s bank or e-wallet.


For me, withdrawal processing time is one of the first things I look at when choosing an online casino. After all, what good is winning if you must wait an eternity to access your cash. I rotate between a few reputable online casinos: Rich Palms, El Royale, and Ducky Luck.  What I appreciate about these platforms is their transparency regarding withdrawal processing times. They don’t make grandiose claims about "lightning-fast" withdrawals; instead, they simply state their processing times—and they’ve been accurate. These casinos have earned an A in my book because they set realistic expectations and deliver on them consistently.


Now let’s talk about Raging Bull Casino—a platform that has caught my attention for all the wrong reasons. They advertise "fast withdrawals," which sounds enticing but is ultimately misleading. Their website states: "Bid farewell to waiting times and embrace lightning-fast withdrawals with higher limits that cater to your needs. Your time is precious, and we ensure that you can access your winnings swiftly and conveniently"


However, if you dig a little deeper, you’ll find contradictions that raise eyebrows. Under their withdrawals process tab, they clearly state that it takes 7-10 days to process withdrawals—no matter which method you choose. This directly contradicts their claims of speedy service.


To add fuel to the fire, a customer service agent informed me that after the initial 7-10 days for review, it could take another 7-10 business days just to issue payment! That totals up to 20 business days—far from "lightning-fast"

What’s even more frustrating is how Raging Bull presents itself across different platforms: On Google, they claim, FAST WITHDRAWALS: "At Raging Bull, we believe your money’s your money-so you can withdraw at any time and get your winnings fast" On Reddit, they published an entire blog post boasting about their speedy withdrawal process.


These mixed messages create confusion and disappointment among players who expect quick access to their funds based on flashy marketing claims. False advertising isn’t just a minor inconvenience; it can significantly impact your gaming experience. When casinos make exaggerated claims about withdrawal times.


Please share your take on this subject! I told Radka I would be looking forward to reading her thoughts. Casino Guru, your insights are invaluable in fostering an informed community dedicated to ethical consumption practices!



Editado por el autor hace 1 semana
hace 1 semana

Hi, thank you for your in-depth analysis of false advertising in online casinos. I completely agree with your observations - the discrepancy between the promised "lightning" withdrawals and the actual processing time is not only misleading, but extremely frustrating for players. Many people are looking for transparency and fairness, especially when it comes to accessing their earnings. Online casinos that set realistic expectations earn the trust of their users, and this is key to their long-term success.


Unfortunately, many casinos use similar marketing tricks to attract new customers. Promises of "lightning" or "quick" withdrawals often sound enticing and can lead someone to sign up without knowing the real terms. The reason is that in the competitive environment of online gambling, casinos strive to offer the best possible service on paper, even if this involves exaggerating certain aspects.


The truth is that such practices can seriously undermine player confidence, as you rightly point out. In the long run, this can damage the reputation of the casinos. I believe that in order to remain successful, they must focus on communicating correctly and transparently with their customers. This is essential to building a loyal and satisfied user base.


Thank you again for your attention to this topic - these are important issues that need to be discussed so that we can promote ethical practices in the industry!

hace 1 semana

Hello to my fellow gamers! If you’re anything like me, you know that the thrill of playing at online casinos is only matched by the excitement of cashing out your winnings.

But let’s face it: when it comes to online gambling, not all casinos are created equal. One of the most critical aspects that can make or break your gaming experience is the withdrawal processing time. Today, we’re diving deep into the murky waters of false advertising in online casinos, particularly focusing on withdrawal times.

Before we get into the nitty-gritty, let’s clarify what withdrawal processing times mean. This refers to the time it takes for a withdrawal request to be processed and the funds to be credited to the recipient’s bank or e-wallet.


For me, withdrawal processing time is one of the first things I look at when choosing an online casino. After all, what good is winning if you must wait an eternity to access your cash. I rotate between a few reputable online casinos: Rich Palms, El Royale, and Ducky Luck.  What I appreciate about these platforms is their transparency regarding withdrawal processing times. They don’t make grandiose claims about "lightning-fast" withdrawals; instead, they simply state their processing times—and they’ve been accurate. These casinos have earned an A in my book because they set realistic expectations and deliver on them consistently.


Now let’s talk about Raging Bull Casino—a platform that has caught my attention for all the wrong reasons. They advertise "fast withdrawals," which sounds enticing but is ultimately misleading. Their website states: "Bid farewell to waiting times and embrace lightning-fast withdrawals with higher limits that cater to your needs. Your time is precious, and we ensure that you can access your winnings swiftly and conveniently"


However, if you dig a little deeper, you’ll find contradictions that raise eyebrows. Under their withdrawals process tab, they clearly state that it takes 7-10 days to process withdrawals—no matter which method you choose. This directly contradicts their claims of speedy service.


To add fuel to the fire, a customer service agent informed me that after the initial 7-10 days for review, it could take another 7-10 business days just to issue payment! That totals up to 20 business days—far from "lightning-fast"

What’s even more frustrating is how Raging Bull presents itself across different platforms: On Google, they claim, FAST WITHDRAWALS: "At Raging Bull, we believe your money’s your money-so you can withdraw at any time and get your winnings fast" On Reddit, they published an entire blog post boasting about their speedy withdrawal process.


These mixed messages create confusion and disappointment among players who expect quick access to their funds based on flashy marketing claims. False advertising isn’t just a minor inconvenience; it can significantly impact your gaming experience. When casinos make exaggerated claims about withdrawal times.


Please share your take on this subject! I told Radka I would be looking forward to reading her thoughts. Casino Guru, your insights are invaluable in fostering an informed community dedicated to ethical consumption practices!



hace 1 semana

Hello there. Thank you for your post.

This really is an interesting and very important topic, indeed. The withdrawal time is one of the most important factors, besides others, of course, that interests players when it comes to online casinos.

We really appreciate your time and efforts in doing this kind of research and sharing it with all of us here on our forum. I believe that many of our users will find it interesting and hopefully add some more thoughts or experiences as well.👌🙂


hace 1 semana

Hi, thank you for your in-depth analysis of false advertising in online casinos. I completely agree with your observations - the discrepancy between the promised "lightning" withdrawals and the actual processing time is not only misleading, but extremely frustrating for players. Many people are looking for transparency and fairness, especially when it comes to accessing their earnings. Online casinos that set realistic expectations earn the trust of their users, and this is key to their long-term success.


Unfortunately, many casinos use similar marketing tricks to attract new customers. Promises of "lightning" or "quick" withdrawals often sound enticing and can lead someone to sign up without knowing the real terms. The reason is that in the competitive environment of online gambling, casinos strive to offer the best possible service on paper, even if this involves exaggerating certain aspects.


The truth is that such practices can seriously undermine player confidence, as you rightly point out. In the long run, this can damage the reputation of the casinos. I believe that in order to remain successful, they must focus on communicating correctly and transparently with their customers. This is essential to building a loyal and satisfied user base.


Thank you again for your attention to this topic - these are important issues that need to be discussed so that we can promote ethical practices in the industry!

hace 1 semana

Hi. You might be right here, but the most important thing, as you said, is to correctly communicate with the customer, which is the main key.

It actually really can happen that something comes into the way, as we say, whenever completing the withdrawal, which is not even the casino's fault, but if they don't explain it well to the player, this player can't understand it, and of course he/she will blame the casino.🤷‍♀️

So, the communication is really the key here, as well as other aspects. Would you agree?

pharmalpn
hace 1 semana

Hey there!

I would be happy to offer my personal perspective on this matter. Every time I see terms and conditions about withdrawal times, I automatically assume that these approximate times are only applicable to fully verified accounts, not just those of the casinos but also of third-party payment providers, etc., and when no further cooperation is required. These deadlines, in my opinion, are lifted verbatim from the original source—payment processors. However, the majority of casinos also included a clause in their terms stating that further actions may be taken if there is any doubt or suspicion. Withdrawal delay is a possible side effect in this case.

To put it another way, a casino might always attempt to defend a delay. From my perspective, as long as there are still casinos able to comply with these time limits, the rest should handle such situations very carefully. Once the trust is lost, it takes an incredible amount of resurces to bring it back to where it was before.

Of course, there will always be exceptions. For example, occasionally local restrictions prevent the payout from occurring, and other times the third-party payment provider is unable to process fast payments for specific payment options or countries. Ultimately, the onus is on the casino to maintain transparency and choose reputable business partners. As a valued customer, the player is under no need to be curious about how difficult it is for the casino or its partners to make payments. High levels of trust are necessary when handling payments, and I regret to report that I see casinos consistently fail to provide players with the best care possible when a player's payment appears to be delayed for any reason. I completely understand why many players are so irritated by the lack of rational communication, but once this occurs, leaving the player without honest or reasonable explanations opens up a very wide field for assumptions.

Additionally, I would like to add that we attempt to set up quality measurement for chat operators and support in general. To be honest, this discipline is nearly impossible to measure because it depends so much on each individual and calls for a lot of soft skills. Therefore, claiming that a casino is trustworthy because it pays out (over time) does not guarantee that players will have a good experience. Thus, I kindly ask every player to browse the forum, take a look at complaints, and casino user reviews too.

Finally, a casino, like every other company, is as reliable as the people behind it. Not everyone remembers that, and not all casinos are as committed to eliminating or even averting delays. Since I have never worked in a casino, it is not my place to offer criticism, but I still think that strong morals, openness, and a willingness to avert unpleasant circumstances are important.

While I would not classify what casinos say in their terms as advertisements, I do believe that every casino should adhere to certain guidelines and treat players fairly and honestly.

I truly hope this makes a bit of sense. 🙂


Radka
hace 1 semana

Thank you Radka & Casino Guru Family for your insight. I used Raging Bull as an example because they have received quite a bit of criticism regarding delays in withdrawals. I don't know if it would make any difference, but maybe they wouldn't receive such criticism if they simply stated the facts about their withdrawal process instead of advertising or promoting lightning-fast withdrawals. Raging Bull posted an entire blog on Reddit about how streamlined and fast their withdrawal process is. No one asked or inquired about this. Raging Bull initiated that blog, so in my opinion, that is promoting & advertising. What Raging Bull states about their withdrawal process is not entirely false, but it omits quite a lot of important facts. For example, fast withdrawals are only available through COINDRAW. Does everyone qualify for COINDRAW? No! COINDRAW itself has its own requirements. It's available to VIPs, and if the player wins a few times COINDRAW will not be an option indefinitely. Raging Bull can learn from other casinos that simply state the facts.

pharmalpn
hace 1 semana

Well said!

I do realize, at least in part, that no casino can likely update its terms each time they notice a delay with a particular payment method. In general, adding a disclaimer like "we reserve the right to change..." or "the limits are indicative only..." to "fix" similar situations became very popular.

I also acknowledge that every withdrawal might be unique. For example, it is not possible for us to measure the withdrawal speed of casinos for every payment, nation, foreign bank, e-wallet, third-party company, and player individually. Therefore, I assume that casinos encounter the same challenge with regard to accurate information.

However, I would still expect players to be less anxious the more truthfully the terms are written.

I would support something more focused, like:

The estimated time for withdrawal approval is 24 -48 hours upon submitting the request, weekends excluded.

The expected duration of the transaction is as follows:

crypto: 1-2 hours

bank transfer: 3-5 days (depends on the intermediate bank)

....

Obviously it loses the glance of the "lightning speed" promotional tone.

Either way, I really value your observations. Your recommendations would be very helpful to casinos; unfortunately, to me, it seems a lot of representatives seem to have forgotten what it is like to think as a player.




hace 1 semana

Hello

I have experience with raging bull and some of it's sister sites including slotsofvegas, rubyslots and couple others. I confirm: they are the worst, I mean THE WORST delayers.

After you find out that your withdrawal request isn't performed over a month, you'll contact support. If you're lucky enough not to be #15 in que, the support specialist will ask you for your crypto wallet ... the wallet you have already entered at withdrawal request. He will make you wait some time and say "your case is escalated to finance team". If you're lucky, you will see your withdrawal request in "approved" status after several days..But it doesn't mean, you will receive money soon. After another month when you have time to contact support and ask why didn't you receive money they will inform you, that they just now "escalated your case" to corresponding team, and offer to check it's status after 48 hours, again contacting support. I didn't have played there for a long time, but I doubt their "escalator" isn't repaired up to now.


To be honest, they had the best promotions, just incredible promotions that you have never met in any other casinos. However, promotions promptly are turned off (including sister sites) after you have some winnings. BTW they have only one provider in "menu". So, after that all no reason remains to continue play there.


Editado por el autor hace 1 semana
SMaster
hace 4 días

Thank you for your contribution! I was hoping you would check out this thread.

Very grateful for that. However, I wonder how it functions now. Maybe more players will come across this thread and contribute their own observations.

hace 4 días

En realidad, un pago demora unos minutos. En el caso de los bancos, un máximo de 2-3 días. Ningún casino en línea del mundo tiene que realizar tantos pagos por día como para que se pueda decir que sí, lleva tiempo.

Básicamente funciona así: ya se determina de antemano cuándo se procesará el monto de retiro. Siempre demora al menos 24 horas. Aunque seas el único que haya solicitado un retiro, al casino no le importa. Desde el momento en que envías la solicitud de retiro, el casino hace todo lo posible para asegurarse de que retires el dinero y lo pierdas.


Si te registras por primera vez en un casino y realizas un depósito, puedes empezar a jugar de inmediato. Y todos los casinos están contentos si solo completas el proceso de verificación cuando solicitas un retiro.

¡Ahora comienza el recorrido del sufrimiento! El casino te pide los documentos habituales, que son necesarios, lo cual es comprensible. Pero, ¿con qué frecuencia se rechazan los datos proporcionados para su verificación? ¡El 90% de las veces! Por un motivo específico: para retrasar el pago.


A veces, se necesitan 1 o 2 días para que queden satisfechos y luego comienza la siguiente diversión. Espere 1 o 2 días hasta que se hayan revisado los juegos jugados para asegurarse de que no haya errores.

Aquí también, cuando haces un giro, sabes si hay un error en el juego o no. Asimismo, si tienes un bono, con cada giro que haces, saben si estás violando las reglas del bono.


Se trata de un sistema que te avisa inmediatamente cuando algo no ha ido del todo bien, ya sea en el juego en sí o porque había un bono activo y no deberías haberlo jugado. (Por cierto, soy de la opinión de que es tarea del casino no dar al jugador la oportunidad en el sistema de jugar con una apuesta demasiado alta o simplemente no poder jugar a un juego que está prohibido con un bono).

Si has perdido tu dinero, pregunta al casino (asistencia en el chat) si pueden comprobar si todo ha ido bien con los giros y si ha habido algún error. Entonces verás cuánto tiempo tarda algo así: un máximo de 5 minutos. Pero cuando se trata de un pago, ¿de repente tarda al menos 1 día?

¿Quién quiere estafar al casino?

¿En qué quieres confiar si solicitas un retiro y no obtienes el dinero? ¿MGA? ¿AskGamblers? ¡Looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool! No les importa un carajo. Probé MGA 4 veces porque no había retiros o había errores en el juego. Lo único que obtuve fue la respuesta de que puede demorar hasta un par de meses. ¡Eso fue lo que pasó hace años y todavía no hay respuesta hoy! A veces te envían a otro lugar, fuera de MGA, solo para que te envíen de regreso porque no tienen nada que ver con eso.


Te doy un consejo: ahorra dinero durante un mes y luego visita un casino real. Muchos casinos ofrecen comida y bebida gratis por una cierta cantidad, por ejemplo 15 euros por la noche.

Entonces te darás cuenta de lo agradable que puede ser una velada en el casino. Y, sinceramente, estas veladas son mucho mejores que las de cualquier maldito casino online.

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paclmaya
hace 3 días

We really appreciate your contribution and your opinion here.

I believe that is up to each person when it comes to preferences of online or real casino. It is surely totally different feeling.👌

paclmaya
hace 2 días

I agree with you, especially when it comes to the brick-and-mortar casinos. Feel free to start your own thread where you may share these pretty evenings.

I imagine a handful of players would enjoy such leisure time more than nerves with online KYC.


paclmaya
hace 2 días

I agree with the opinion regarding AskGamblers. Before finding Casino Guru, I filed a complaint with Ask Gamblers. The issue was with the entire complaint process. For instance, I submitted a complaint, and the casino responded. I provided my follow-up response, but Ask Gamblers stopped me from further communication. Many thoughts went through my mind, which I prefer not to mention. One of the things I appreciate so much about Casino Guru is its fairness. If the player is wrong Casino Guru takes the time to explain the reason why the player will not receive the payout. If the casino is wrong they advocate for the player to receive their money. 

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