Are they allowing BTC withdrawal for accounts funded with other methods for anyone? Trying to get some out and getting these same processor delays and live chat informed me the initial deposit had to be in btc to receive btc payouts.
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SharpAnglesSBR Hall of Famer
- 04-15-14
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#351Comment -
jmunzz1116SBR High Roller
- 03-07-16
- 100
#352Really sucks, they will have a run on them now from people wanting to withdraw and probably fail. I hate our government full of crooks who have legislation for anything they don't control or can't tax. Then they also keep things illegal so they can run the black markets, when something is illegal it drives the price through the roof. GOVERNMENT SHIPS IN THE DRUGS AND USES BIG BANKS TO LAUNDER THE MONEY. LOL.Comment -
SBR ForumAdministrator
- 12-02-06
- 4559
#353
Even if you didn't deposit through bitcoin you can take a withdrawal via bitcoin at 5Dimes, if you weren't a bitcoin depositor all that means is your weekly cap in taking BTC out would be $5,000. Ask for Becky via live help if you have any trouble with customer service.Comment -
3runhomerSBR Sharp
- 08-23-10
- 422
#354Hi SharpAngles,
Even if you didn't deposit through bitcoin you can take a withdrawal via bitcoin at 5Dimes, if you weren't a bitcoin depositor all that means is your weekly cap in taking BTC out would be $5,000. Ask for Becky via live help if you have any trouble with customer service.
Exactly!
I've been with 5D for 11 years, and never deposited with Bitcoin...but have had numerous Bitcoin withdrawals...capped at 5K per week...all Bitcoin payouts have been very smooth!Comment -
habitualwinningSBR MVP
- 01-22-12
- 1569
#355What btc wallet do you use/recommend for others? I was skeptical about btc at first but I'm 100% on-board with it now. I need to get a wallet set up today so I can make some transactions. Thanks.Comment -
3runhomerSBR Sharp
- 08-23-10
- 422
#356
But to answer your question, the first step is to setup a blockchain.info wallet. That should be your first move when withdrawing from the sports books...once you have the funds in your control at blockchain, then the options are endless...
-You can use localbitcoins to get you money out in countless ways
-You can transfer to an exchange like Coinbase/Circle/other exchanges and withdraw your money to your bank account...
The main point that I have come to embrace over the last few months, is that Bitcoin is the best deposit/withdrawal method right now for dealing with sportsbooks...it is quick, and is growing by the day in popularity.Comment -
MicrophoneSBR MVP
- 01-08-08
- 2950
#357Raiders is the resident "Bitcoin expert" in my opinion...I've learned most all I know from his posts...I was skeptical as well before jumping in...but now I'm in, it is the BEST!
But to answer your question, the first step is to setup a blockchain.info wallet. That should be your first move when withdrawing from the sports books...once you have the funds in your control at blockchain, then the options are endless...
-You can use localbitcoins to get you money out in countless ways
-You can transfer to an exchange like Coinbase/Circle/other exchanges and withdraw your money to your bank account...
The main point that I have come to embrace over the last few months, is that Bitcoin is the best deposit/withdrawal method right now for dealing with sportsbooks...it is quick, and is growing by the day in popularity.
And know that at some point....in 1 year or 10, it will be replaced by something else because something that makes gamblers lives "too easy" (See Neteller) will ultimately be shut down for many of us.
Let's enjoy it's convenience while we can.Comment -
milwaukee mikeBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 08-22-07
- 26914
#358Raiders is the resident "Bitcoin expert" in my opinion...I've learned most all I know from his posts...I was skeptical as well before jumping in...but now I'm in, it is the BEST!
But to answer your question, the first step is to setup a blockchain.info wallet. That should be your first move when withdrawing from the sports books...once you have the funds in your control at blockchain, then the options are endless...
-You can use localbitcoins to get you money out in countless ways
-You can transfer to an exchange like Coinbase/Circle/other exchanges and withdraw your money to your bank account...
The main point that I have come to embrace over the last few months, is that Bitcoin is the best deposit/withdrawal method right now for dealing with sportsbooks...it is quick, and is growing by the day in popularity.
doing the blockchain wallet is only an extra step to avoid getting booted from circle or coinbase, probably totally unnecessary for 99% of bitcoin usersComment -
MementoSBR MVP
- 01-28-15
- 1192
#359
FYI...they told me they have no idea when checks will begin to process out. So if you better get on board the btc train.Comment -
KCgambleSBR Rookie
- 04-27-16
- 41
#360Raiders is the resident "Bitcoin expert" in my opinion...I've learned most all I know from his posts...I was skeptical as well before jumping in...but now I'm in, it is the BEST!
But to answer your question, the first step is to setup a blockchain.info wallet. That should be your first move when withdrawing from the sports books...once you have the funds in your control at blockchain, then the options are endless...
-You can use localbitcoins to get you money out in countless ways
-You can transfer to an exchange like Coinbase/Circle/other exchanges and withdraw your money to your bank account...
The main point that I have come to embrace over the last few months, is that Bitcoin is the best deposit/withdrawal method right now for dealing with sportsbooks...it is quick, and is growing by the day in popularity.
Ok, dumb question, and I know first post. Moving the funds from blockchain to Circle, how do you do that? I see the way to do it via email, but then how would you get the funds in Circle when it is sent to your email address?
Also, on the checks from 5dimes. I requested one about a month ago and was basically told a week later that was no longer an option.Comment -
success27SBR Wise Guy
- 11-21-13
- 918
#361Checked status today (4/27).....still not even sent although funds removed on 4/13. I was able to get 5dimes to cancel the check request and immediately processed withdrawal via bitcoin. I'll let you know the time of the process.
FYI...they told me they have no idea when checks will begin to process out. So if you better get on board the btc train.
I requested my check on the 11th of April. I was told yesterday that my check had been mailed out and that I should receive my check by this Friday.
I'll keep y'all posted.Comment -
Maverick11SBR MVP
- 09-21-10
- 1109
#362Please do as I want to request a check next weekComment -
daneblazerBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 09-14-08
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#363ACR has had processor problems lately...not even sure if the two are related, they're on the same poker networkComment -
MementoSBR MVP
- 01-28-15
- 1192
#364Checked status today (4/27).....still not even sent although funds removed on 4/13. I was able to get 5dimes to cancel the check request and immediately processed withdrawal via bitcoin. I'll let you know the time of the process.
FYI...they told me they have no idea when checks will begin to process out. So if you better get on board the btc train.Comment -
KCgambleSBR Rookie
- 04-27-16
- 41
#365
Just a heads up, I was told my check had been mailed out as well. It never was. When I cancelled my check the funds were immediately put back in the account.
If you haven't, ask to speak to a manager in payouts to verify it actually was mailed. The main CSRs give a lot of conflicting information sometimes.Comment -
terpkegSBR MVP
- 10-26-09
- 2364
#366Sorry if this addressed elsewhere in thread, but any problems deposit and w/d with BTC?Comment -
RockyBalboaSBR High Roller
- 10-25-09
- 147
#368An updated to my previous post;
On April 11th I requested a low four figure payout. After being told it was sent via the page on 5D I was told, like several others in this thread, that there was a delay. I spoke to a rep last week and I waited another week plus and no check has arrived.
I spoke to 5D today and the check still has not been sent and I wasn't given an answer as to why the delay was happening nor could they update as to when it would be sent.
No debit card payout option because it is my first payout.
I don't know much about btc but it seems as if I better read up on it and figure it out because the check option seems futile.Comment -
RockyBalboaSBR High Roller
- 10-25-09
- 147
#369Ok I have set up at blockchain, circle and coinbase
I did a circle and coinbase because I see circle says they will only process $300 at a time.
Does Coinbase also have limits on withdrawals?
I am totally new to this so please forgive me if I am asking newbie questions.
The process would be;
I tell 5D I want it in btc
I give them my blockchain wallet address
They send it
And then I transfer it from blockchain to circle/coinbase
And then from circle/coinbase to bank account
Do you guys use the debit card or bank account xfer from the circle/coinbase wallets?Comment -
MementoSBR MVP
- 01-28-15
- 1192
#370Ok I have set up at blockchain, circle and coinbase
I did a circle and coinbase because I see circle says they will only process $300 at a time.
Does Coinbase also have limits on withdrawals?
I am totally new to this so please forgive me if I am asking newbie questions.
The process would be;
I tell 5D I want it in btc
I give them my blockchain wallet address
They send it
And then I transfer it from blockchain to circle/coinbase
And then from circle/coinbase to bank account
Do you guys use the debit card or bank account xfer from the circle/coinbase wallets?
Remember that 5dimes will send you a confirmation email after you process the request on the site...you must verify your account credentials and the btc address you used for the request (be careful in the form they send it says btc wallett address in the text and btc wallet id in the form portion.....you DON'T give them your wallet id...only the btc address you used...I told them this would be confusing to some people). Also remember that when your money is in blockchain it might fluctuate since it is btc so you want to move it to circle fairly quickly and it takes circle about 40 minutes to verify the funds (4 confirmations by miners required). Then you can send money back to your checking account.Comment -
ace7550SBR MVP
- 05-08-15
- 3729
#371Ok I have set up at blockchain, circle and coinbase
I did a circle and coinbase because I see circle says they will only process $300 at a time.
Does Coinbase also have limits on withdrawals?
I am totally new to this so please forgive me if I am asking newbie questions.
The process would be;
I tell 5D I want it in btc
I give them my blockchain wallet address
They send it
And then I transfer it from blockchain to circle/coinbase
And then from circle/coinbase to bank account
Do you guys use the debit card or bank account xfer from the circle/coinbase wallets?Comment -
RockyBalboaSBR High Roller
- 10-25-09
- 147
#372Thanks memento and ace, very helpful.
mem - you mention four confirmations by miners required. What does that mean?
Also I suppose the safer option is to link the debit card versus the checking account to circle?
I'll read up more tomorrow and then contact 5D Saturday for the btc payout. Hopefully they don't charge me to cancel the check.Comment -
ace7550SBR MVP
- 05-08-15
- 3729
#373In blockchain when you send btc you can see how many confirmations there are by clicking on "my transactions" from your main account page. When depositing at a book you will need anywhere from 1-6 confirmations depending on the book. You will usually have 6 confirmations within an hour.Comment -
KCgambleSBR Rookie
- 04-27-16
- 41
#374Thanks memento and ace, very helpful.
mem - you mention four confirmations by miners required. What does that mean?
Also I suppose the safer option is to link the debit card versus the checking account to circle?
I'll read up more tomorrow and then contact 5D Saturday for the btc payout. Hopefully they don't charge me to cancel the check.
I know I'm missing something obvious, but what is the step getting money from blockchain to Circle? I see the "email" option in blockchain, but how do you actually go to your Circle account and get the money from blockchain?Comment -
raiders72001Senior Member
- 08-10-05
- 11110
#375A couple of comments from above.
1. itBit sends out 1099s.
2. Pure bitcoin books credit your account immediately with 0 confirmations.
3. To transfer from Blockchain to Coinbase, you hit "send" on Blockchain . Put in your bitcoin address from Coinbase and the BTC will be transferred from Blockchain to Coinbase.Comment -
success27SBR Wise Guy
- 11-21-13
- 918
#376
It seems like 5Dimes has plenty of cash flow but is having trouble with their processors.
Good luck!Comment -
Ghenghis KahnSBR Posting Legend
- 01-02-12
- 19734
#377one thing to add about buying bitcoin. i've heard some banks for example that rhyme with ace will close your account. banks with initials ba and wf are fine with it.Comment -
Ghenghis KahnSBR Posting Legend
- 01-02-12
- 19734
#378I called 5Dimes yesterday and was told that my check would go out in a couple of days. I cancelled that check requested, got the money back in my 5Dimes account, and then requested a payout via Bitcoin. I successfully got the Bitcoins in my wallet 12 hours later.
It seems like 5Dimes has plenty of cash flow but is having trouble with their processors.
Good luck!Comment -
CappinTerpSBR Hall of Famer
- 11-26-09
- 9650
#379SBR:Great job of reporting back so fast!! I never " cry wolf" so I stated by issue that way. But got to thinking...I am not getting money from ** or money gram..what does a check have to do with a processor ????Comment -
Pick9SBR High Roller
- 10-18-15
- 215
#380Got paid a few hundred this week via btc. Amount built on sbr 100 cash. no delays, no problems. Thanks 5Dimes and SBR!!!Comment -
RockyBalboaSBR High Roller
- 10-25-09
- 147
#381Rocky, a question for you that I posted above as well:
I know I'm missing something obvious, but what is the step getting money from blockchain to Circle? I see the "email" option in blockchain, but how do you actually go to your Circle account and get the money from blockchain?
Hopefully it goes smooth!Comment -
RockyBalboaSBR High Roller
- 10-25-09
- 147
#382
If I do continue betting online then I will use another bank should I want to buy BTC (or just leave some BTC in block chain).
Thanks for the heads up.Comment -
ace7550SBR MVP
- 05-08-15
- 3729
#383A couple of comments from above.
1. itBit sends out 1099s.
2. Pure bitcoin books credit your account immediately with 0 confirmations.
3. To transfer from Blockchain to Coinbase, you hit "send" on Blockchain . Put in your bitcoin address from Coinbase and the BTC will be transferred from Blockchain to Coinbase.Comment -
RockyBalboaSBR High Roller
- 10-25-09
- 147
#384Final update on my payout request from 5D;
I decided to set up the bitcoin services on my end since the check processing was not happening. I contacted live help last night and the process took about 20 minutes for them to cancel my check and put the money back in my account. I made the BTC payout request while on with the rep and it went through.
This morning I had the verification e-mail from 5D and after my response to that e-mail the transaction was processed within 15 minutes or so.
The BTC were sent to blockchain and then I transferred them to circle (picking up about $25 in profit from the transfer from block to circle) and then just linked my debit card to circle and requested the $1xxx to be transferred to my debit card.
Have to say...very painless using the BTC method.Comment -
3runhomerSBR Sharp
- 08-23-10
- 422
#385Final update on my payout request from 5D;
I decided to set up the bitcoin services on my end since the check processing was not happening. I contacted live help last night and the process took about 20 minutes for them to cancel my check and put the money back in my account. I made the BTC payout request while on with the rep and it went through.
This morning I had the verification e-mail from 5D and after my response to that e-mail the transaction was processed within 15 minutes or so.
The BTC were sent to blockchain and then I transferred them to circle (picking up about $25 in profit from the transfer from block to circle) and then just linked my debit card to circle and requested the $1xxx to be transferred to my debit card.
Have to say...very painless using the BTC method.
Beautiful!
This is exactly how it should go...another "believer" on board!Comment
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