Do i have to deposit at bookmaker to cash out?

**ttwarrior1** · 02-26-12, 04:12 PM

65 buck fee for a check

HOW TO MAKE A PAYOUT REQUEST
1. General Payout Guidelines
To request a payout, please contact bookmaker Customer Service between Monday and Friday by calling 1-866-926-6562, emailing cs@bookmaker.eu or by Live Online Chat . Current payout methods include: **, **, Paper Check, Wire Transfer, and Neteller. Please read below regarding each method.
2. Paper Checks
To request a payout by paper check, you must contact BookMaker Customer Service and submit your request before the daily cut-off time of 12 Noon ET Monday through Friday in order to begin processing that same day. Your paper check payout request may take up to 7 to 15 days to be processed and delivered. Only one (1) paper check payout request is allowed per week, the maximum payout is $3,000 per check, and the processing fee is $65 per check.
3.Neteller
To request a payout by Neteller, you must contact BookMaker Customer Service and submit your request before the daily cut-off time of 3pm ET Monday through Friday in order to begin processing that same day. For payouts under $500 the processing fee is $15, between $501 and $2,500 the fee is $30, between $2,501 and $5,000 the fee is $60, and between $5,001 and $8,000 the fee is $100.
Neteller is available to non-US customers ONLY.
4. ** & **
** payouts are currently limited to a maximum of $2,500, and ** payouts are currently limited to a maximum of $1500. For more information about the processing fees associated with these payout methods, please contact BookMaker Customer Service.
5. Bank Wires
Bank wires are only available for payout requests of $10,000USD or more.
The processing fees for bank-to-wire transfers are as follows:
$10,000-20K:$600
$20,001-30K:$700
$30,001-40K:$800
$40,001-50K:$900
6. Holding Periods for Specific Deposit Methods
To request a payout by **********, your deposit must have cleared a holding period of at least 6 days prior to processing.
7. Free Payouts
Restrictions apply to free payouts. All requests deemed eligible for free payouts will be processed through DC ONLY. For more information about free payouts, please contact BookMaker Customer Service.

pts if someone can explain this in english.

**Hareeba!** · 02-26-12, 04:19 PM

another poster asking for details which the book is quite obviously the most qualified to answer

**ttwarrior1** · 02-26-12, 04:23 PM

Sorry, im not gonna ask bookmaker

you know why? Each customer service agent will give you a different answer. Most simply won't know and the others will simply lie..

If you don't know the answer, then stay out of the god damn mother ******* thread.

**Hareeba!** · 02-26-12, 04:38 PM

Originally posted by ttwarrior1

Sorry, im not gonna ask bookmaker

you know why? Each customer service agent will give you a different answer. Most simply won't know and the others will simply lie..

If you don't know the answer, then stay out of the god damn mother ******* thread.

there was a recent thread where someone did just as you and posted a question which was far more appropriate to put to the book directly

you know what?

he received three quite different answers on this forum!!

not one of them would he be able to rely on if he ended up in a dispute with the bookie

YOU may not want to heed my advice but hopefully it make more sense to smarter players

**John Dough** · 02-26-12, 04:39 PM

Originally posted by ttwarrior1

Sorry, im not gonna ask bookmaker

you know why? Each customer service agent will give you a different answer. Most simply won't know and the others will simply lie..

But surely an anonymous internet forum poster will have an accurate answer 100% of the time. Good logic.

**ttwarrior1** · 02-26-12, 04:49 PM

ill take my chances, didn't know it was such a hard question

most answers are simply yes or no

**ttwarrior1** · 03-01-12, 03:33 PM

bump

**Hareeba!** · 03-01-12, 03:37 PM

FFS !

you have been given the best possible advice already

**touchback** · 03-02-12, 01:14 AM

Warrior, you are so right about regular reps not knowing or not giving a dam which invariably leads to them giving bad or inaccurate answers or information. Which makes me wonder sometimes, why would they not give a dam about anything really but they care about them being able to just have an answer. Does not make sense right, I will explain. Some cultures/people would rather give you bad directions or made up directions when they dont know instead of saying they dont know. So instead of saying they dont know or saying they dont give a shat they just give you some bullshit, and you walk away or hang up thinking you have a legitmate and or accurate answer to your question when in fact you do not. I would rather someone just say they dont give a shat or they dont know and I will find someone that does instead of thinking I have received good information. So, as a general rule I would always try and deal with an actual manager, not the generic I am a manager or I am a supervisor which is usually just another lie. So from the start try and find out or get a name and extension of an actual boss and use it for the important stuff... and leave the clerks for all routine stuff. Also, an actual boss at a service will know better than a SBR poster though I have been surprised many times at how knowledgable some posters are.

**DrIn$entive** · 03-02-12, 04:50 AM

I find it kind of funny that you've done well playing in the Bookmaker Poker freerolls and then you made the F**K YOU BOOKMAKER Thread and you've never even made a deposit to them at all. No wonder you don't want to call and ask them.