[quicksilver11]

Hi guys. What is the best way to withdraw money from 5dimes if someones withdrawl amount is within 5-6 figures?
I started the football season with $250 bankroll and has been growing slowly.
I have received a check from 5dimes before, but I've always wondered what would really happen if someone needs to cash out a very large amount. The faster the cashout the better.
Should I expect them to give me a hard time when trying to cashout a large sum? I know sbr has them as the top ranked bookie and a lot of people have said good things about them. I am just a little concerned and would like a little feedback from the pros who have had the experience of pulling out a lot of money.

Thanks in advance.

[BigOrange]

Unless you hit a monster parlay, you should never allow your account to get to 6 figures. I would start taking max payouts weekly when it gets to 5 figures.

[quicksilver11]

Atm my account isnt in 5 figures but it could get there in the playoffs, in all seriousness. So what would you say would be the best way to get my money if I did hit a future bet in the future.

I really appreciate you input and advice.
Thanks

[Waterstpub87]

Bitcoin, as long as that is how you deposited it. I don't know how comfortable I would be waiting on 100,000 of bitcoin though.

[quicksilver11]

I would like to avoid bitcoin if possible. Has anyone pulled out $50-$80k off 5dimes before?

[Buffalo Nickle]

For that much money, I would do wire.

If you turned $250 into five figures "slowly" I would suggest slowing down a little before you lose it all.

[silverdollar444]

I advise you learn about Bitcoin and make that your regular go-to for sportsbook withdrawals.