Who here has played at Winward casino?

[KSOT]

Mannnnn, that sucks. I really regret making this thread. All of you speedy whores ruined it for my slow ass.

[Jibba]

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Mannnnn, that sucks. I really regret making this thread. All of you speedy whores ruined it for my slow ass.

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I haven't gotten around to it either unfortunately.

So aka, do you think this is still worthwhile? And what is your site I've seen you talking about?

[mr eddy]

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Also I can confirm that if you lose 95% of your original $500, you do get the sticky bonus added to your bonus balance which you can then convert to cash using the aforementioned strategies, but you still must complete the original 20x WR before cashing out.

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I didn't finish the WR and I've got the dough on NETeller.

[mojack]

I got the same crap email declining my deposit because my email address didnt match the neteller email. Of course, this is complete BS. They do match. I hope this isn't the start of weekly games to not pay up $1500.

[wax42]

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so on the page it says they charge a $10 fee per neteller withdrawal. true or not? if so it makes the usual partial sticky strategy of win/withdraw/win/withdraw useless

[/ QUOTE ]Where do you see that? I see (under Banking/Withdrawals/How can I withdraw funds from Winward Casino?):

"NETeller withdrawals:

You must provide your NETeller account number or email address to Winward Casino so we can transfer the funds via this method. There are no charges on NETeller withdrawals. NETeller is the easiest and fastest way to receive your payments from Winward Casino. If you don't have a NETeller account we suggest opening one for free at www.neteller.com Please allow 3-6 business days after your withdrawal has been processed within the Winward Casino system to receive your transfer."

[aka23]

I talked with support. They make it sound like the rule is in place for all "free money" withdrawls. They say that "free money" includes the sign-up bonus. However, they also say this rule has been in place for quite some time. If that is the case, then I am unclear on why it has not been mentioned until now.

Has anyone been charged a $10 fee for a withdrawl or had a limit on the maximum amount of winnings from the sign up bonus?

[aka23]

I think I answered my own question:

"Sometimes Winward Casino will have promotions going on which players will receive a bonus with no previous deposits required. (E.g. Free Money). Below you will find the rules that players must follow when it comes to free money promotions."

I suspect that the sign-up bonus is not "Free Money" since there was a previous deposit. Therefore the subsequent rules about the $10 fee do not apply. This explains why nobody has had a withdrawl fee yet.

[LameCapper]

This whole Monday withdrawal thing is garbage. I finished up late Monday afternoon and now have to wait a full week for funds at best. I got into a huge argument with their support over it. They had to throw out a foul language warning. Whatever, small price to pay for the payout.

[chopstick]

Trip Report:

Hit it last week, and submitted the request. Monday rolls around, nothing. Checked the account, and saw they had reversed the withdrawal request. No email, no notification of any kind, they just reversed it without letting me know.

Chatted with live support, he said that they needed ID to process it. I didn't give him a hard time about that, or about not sending a notification for the cancelled withdrawal. Figured complaining would accomplish nothing. Sent in ID, put in another withdrawal request, waiting for Monday.

[theta]

Am just preparing to do this, and checked the T&C's:
"Wagers made on Roulette or Craps and any type of Black Jack games do not count towards meeting your wagering requirements. Playing these games before meeting the wagering criteria will void the bonus."

Is this new? Doesn't make sense that Baccarat would not also be on the prohibited list. Any suggestions on how to approach meeting WR? Oh, and apparently the WR has been lowered to 15X the initial deposit.