Cashout speeds have remained strong for most U.S.-facing offshore sites. There is a lull in activity this time of year as players head to Las Vegas for the World Series of Poker or go on other vacations.This has made it difficult for us to obtain information for two sites this month. For those, we maintained the previous month’s grade and noted the lack of information.
BovadaBovada kept the number one spot. The largest U.S.-facing online site continues to process withdrawals at the fastest speeds possible. Visa debit cards are available to some players. These are processed in less than one week. Checks arrive at the door of winners in 2-7 days. Most fall in the 4-5 day range, depending on if the request was made before a weekend. Players may receive one free check per month. Additional check withdrawals incur a $50 fee. The maximum check withdrawal is $3,000. Western Union and MoneyGram transactions are processed in 3-6 days. The fees are as follows:
Winning Poker NetworkThe Winning Poker Network’s cashier processes payments for Americas Cardroom, Black Chip Poker, and True Poker. The track record for this group is excellent and that continued this month. Checks are a bit slower than the average over the past year. These are delivered in 2-3 weeks. The maximum amount is $2,995. One free check is processed per month. Additional checks have a $65 fee. These $65 checks arrive much faster than average. Debit card transactions are processed in 2-4 days. These are processed onto cards that are delivered to players upon request. The fee is $25 for the initial request. There are small fees every time the card is loaded and funds are removed. There is also a monthly maintenance fee. Western Union cash transfers typically arrive in 1-3 days. We have not seen any reports lately of these transactions. The debit card has become more popular and affordable. The fees and amounts for Western Union withdrawals are: • $100 – $299 Fee: $60
IntertopsIntertops is a skin on the Revolution Gaming Network. The cashout speeds at stayed consistent, just as it has for years. The one drawback of Intertops is the lack of a free withdrawal option. Players may receive a check or bank wire for a $50 fee. The maximum check amount is $3,000 and it arrives in about one week. Bank wires arrive in 2-3 weeks. The maximum wire is $2,500. Intertops also offers Western Union withdrawals. These arrive in 1-3 days. The fees and amounts are: • $150-$500 Fee: $70
BetOnlineBetOnline is the flagship of the Chico Poker Network. Checks, sometimes processed as money orders, are processed in 7-15 days. Bank wires are processed in about two weeks. Western Union and MoneyGram are processed in 24-36 hours. There are no free withdrawal options for players. The fees are as follows:
Players outside the U.S. also have withdrawal fees. Players that withdraw by Skrill and Neteller will pay a fee of $20 per withdrawal. – See more at: http://www.pokeraffiliatelistings.com/home-page-news/us-offshore-online-poker-payment-processing-may-2014-now-with-betonline/#sthash.ArOxwrFq.dpuf
SealswithClubsSealswithClubs is an independent site that operates solely on Bitcoin. Payouts are processed in 12 hours or less. We have it ranked lower than other sites due to its unusual processing. Players that are comfortable with Bitcoin should consider the site as it would get an A+ with this processing speed via other methods.
Juicy StakesJuicy Stakes is a member of the Revolution Gaming Network. The maximum cashout remains $1,000 by either check or cash transfer. The fee is $50 for active players and $100 for those that do not give qualifying action. These are processed in 7-10 days. While the speeds are reasonable, the excessive fees hold the grade down.
Merge GamingThe Merge Gaming cashier services players from Aced, Carbon Poker, PlayersOnly, Sportsbook.ag and Superbook. Checks are processed in 10-21 days, a slight improvement over last month. Checks are available in amounts up to $2,500. The fee is $40.
PokerHostThere have been no recorded withdrawal request speeds in the past 45 days. There were reports from players that some players were banned for being winners. Due to the lack of information, and winners being kicked off the site, we are unable to place a grade on the site’s processing speed.
Lock PokerLock Poker has become a play money site that accepts cash deposits. There have been no player reports of withdrawals in two months. The amount owed, according to Two Plus Two poster IHasTehNutz, is nearing $1 million. This is just the amount reported by players that post at Two Plus two. It does not include the amount on deposit at the site or players that are not familiar with the popular poker forum. The latest Lock Poker cashout report may be found here. |
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