MrPunter Casino - обща дискусия (страница 7)

I see.

Since you’ve already submitted the withdrawal and you know you may be tempted to cancel it, the safest thing you can do right now is to put technical barriers between yourself and the account until the payout is completed.

If possible, ask someone you trust (a friend or family member) to temporarily change the password to your casino account and also the email linked to it, or at least keep the new password for you. That way, the withdrawal can continue processing, but you remove the ability to cancel it impulsively while you’re waiting.

Try to avoid contacting support about cancelling or modifying the withdrawal, as that can reset the process or cause further delays. From a purely technical point of view, doing nothing is often the fastest way for a card withdrawal to move forward.

I understand the frustration with the "up to 3 days" explanation. In practice, that timeline is often an estimate rather than a guarantee, especially for card payments and first-time withdrawals. Four or five days, while stressful, is still within a range that does happen.

Unfortunately, people here can't contact the casino on your behalf or speed things up. I understand that this may not be what you're hoping for, but I don't want to provide false optimism. The most important thing right now is protecting the withdrawal you’ve already made.

Once the money arrives, I strongly encourage you to immediately close the account and put longer-term blocks in place so you don’t have to fight this battle again under financial pressure.

Slipping after a year of not gambling doesn’t erase that progress. what matters is what you do next.

You can continue moving forward, as you already have that experience.

I really hope you get a confirmation soon and that the funds reach you. You’re doing the right thing by waiting, even though it’s hard.

I've already received my withdrawal. The only thing I don't like about the casino is how long withdrawals take. They should speed up the process because, like me and many others, addicts usually want to see the money in their accounts right away. That's why we get so nervous if it takes too long for our money to arrive. An addict bets much more than they have, wagering their savings, selling jewelry, whatever it takes to keep playing. And when we win, it's a necessity to see our money immediately. This is the first time a casino has taken more than 72 hours to process my withdrawal, but oh well, it's done. I've withdrawn it from the bank, and now I'm going to pay what I have to and try not to gamble again.

Ya he recibido mi retiro, lo único que no me gusta del casino es que tardan mucho en hacer un retiro, deberían de agilizar el proceso porque normalmente el edicto como yo y más personas quieren ver el dinero en su cuenta enseguida, por eso nos ponemos muy nerviosos si tardan mucho en llegar nuestro dinero, porque el adicto apuesta mucho más de lo que tiene y apuesta sus ahorros, vende joyas, lo que haga falta para seguir jugando, y al momento que ganamos, es una necesidad ver nuestro dinero enseguida, es la primera vez que un casino demora más de 72h en hacer mi retiro, pero bueno ya está, ya lo retiré del banco y ahora voy a pagar lo que tenga que pagar y trataré de no volver a jugar más

Hello!

I’m really glad to hear that your withdrawal arrived and that you could take care of what you needed to pay. Waiting like that is extremely stressful, especially when money is urgent, and you managed to get through it.

You’re right that long withdrawal times are very hard for people who struggle with gambling. The stress and temptation are much stronger in those moments, so it’s understandable that it felt so intense.

What matters most is that you waited, got your money, and are now choosing to step away again. A setback after a long break doesn’t erase the progress you made before.

I wish you strength going forward, I know you can do it once again. 🙌

Take good care.