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Let’s say I won 12k on an acca and I’m trying to don’t get restricted.
Is it better to withdraw my winnings all at once or just little by little?
I guess it makes no difference, but any advice on this? Tia
Is it better to withdraw my winnings all at once or just little by little?
I guess it makes no difference, but any advice on this? Tia
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If they are licensed and regulated in the UK - It makes no difference - whichever option you choose, they will pretend they think you are a drug dealer or a terrorist and will do everything possible to thwart and delay your withdrawal requests.
Having failed to have done any of these checks when you opened the account or when you deposited, they will also pretend that they doing this to comply with the Gambling Act - but of course by only doing this after you have won and want to make a withdrawal - they are able to continue fleecing degenerative addicts (losers) without any mention of AML or the funding of terrorism.
Having failed to have done any of these checks when you opened the account or when you deposited, they will also pretend that they doing this to comply with the Gambling Act - but of course by only doing this after you have won and want to make a withdrawal - they are able to continue fleecing degenerative addicts (losers) without any mention of AML or the funding of terrorism.
I worried when IBAS adjudicated that I was entitled to my stake back given an unnecessary prolonged suspension of a football market two years ago. The sum involved was just under £1k. I withdrew the lot in one go; I'd no such qualm when I withdrew over £2k when Don Cossack won the Gold Cup.
Now, anything more than £200 other than from The Exchange I'd be anxious.
Now, anything more than £200 other than from The Exchange I'd be anxious.
One don't norally git gubbed for accas.... all oot one go
Was bog involved...did ACCA involve Barnet curley horses....did u take prices that halfed in price
About ten years ago had an account with McLean's in Ireland. Around 25k in my account after a a good run over a couple of weeks. Didn't read small print. Max a grand a day withdrawal......and wasn't even allowed on any horse even at sp
I doubt you will be restricted - they want that money back, and multiples are high-margin products - they will want you to keep playing.
freddiewilliams Joined: 12 Mar 06
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About ten years ago had an account with McLean's in Ireland. Around 25k in my account after a a good run over a couple of weeks. Didn't read small print. Max a grand a day withdrawal......and wasn't even allowed on any horse even at sp
Over a hunner a day fred…
Replies: 16473 14 Dec 25 14:22
About ten years ago had an account with McLean's in Ireland. Around 25k in my account after a a good run over a couple of weeks. Didn't read small print. Max a grand a day withdrawal......and wasn't even allowed on any horse even at sp
Over a hunner a day fred…
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