BWIN withdrawal fees ?

**Gallin** · 08-20-13, 05:20 AM

Nope, it's not just you. And it's not just Bwin... Partybets and Gamebookers now have identical withdrawal fees.

**allin1** · 08-20-13, 05:57 AM

Originally posted by Gallin

Nope, it's not just you. And it's not just Bwin... Partybets and Gamebookers now have identical withdrawal fees.

partybets and gamebookers seem like clones of bwin since the merger between them so basically they are one and the same big operation. So in a way this is just in the bwin family and it's quite a big tax. I don't know if they just want to squeeze out more money or force fewer withdrawals... or both.

**horja1** · 08-20-13, 05:58 AM

don't bother with the Bwin Group books (Bwin, Partybets, Gamebookers) - you will only have bad experiences with them

**caveira** · 08-20-13, 09:12 AM

Originally posted by horja1

don't bother with the Bwin Group books (Bwin, Partybets, Gamebookers) - you will only have bad experiences with them

I couldn't agree more... Withdrawal fees by ewallets? Jokers!

**jjgold** · 08-20-13, 11:54 AM

Pass

Too corporate
Too many rules
Vanilla
Excessive juice

**dikefale** · 08-20-13, 03:19 PM

Run away from bwin and party bets sister corps. They have nothing to offer, to beat Bet365,marathon,pinnacle...

**jacquer** · 08-21-13, 04:35 AM

They should be rated max C for one of the worst withdrawal policy in the market.

**allin1** · 08-21-13, 10:50 AM

Originally posted by jacquer

They should be rated max C for one of the worst withdrawal policy in the market.

and one of the worst CS for a book that makes ridiculous sums of money each year

**Djurgården** · 09-19-13, 10:34 AM

No reason to join Bwin right now with this fee. Just terrible. I hope they change it back soon because none wants to play there anymore with that fee. Much better other bookmaker choice right now.

BWIN no thanks

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**zebras99** · 09-22-13, 08:29 AM

Seriously, wtf??

Planned to make a withdrawal and saw that there's a 3% fee. There's no way i'll be playing @ partypoker or gamebookers when they'll be stealing extra 3% from my winnings.

Any way to avoid this, since there was no notification or email regarding this new policy. I would have never made a new deposit if i knew.

**jjgold** · 09-22-13, 12:06 PM

Horrific group of books

Horrific juice also

All fee related

They just want suckers to play there

**Bleeth** · 11-27-13, 11:43 AM

f..ck it, i don't know what to do here. Didn't make a withdrawal for 5 months , now i got lucky with a few bets and wanted to make a withdrawal, well what a pleasant surprise was there, a 3%fee via Moneybookers, wtf, that's just a pure shameless robbery no matter if they have or not that right by their T&C. when i made a deposit under one rule, you have to give me the opportunity to decide if i wan't or not to continue doing business with you under the new terms. send a freakin' mail and give a person a few days to make a withdrawal under the old rules... And 3%, really ? that no good half fraudsters from 10bet have only 1EUR fee. Have we really come to that that i would rather have money at 10bet that bwin. I'm so pissed right now, and the "great" thing is you can't do anything about it. take my business elsewhere, sure ar a lot of options, but they got my money and i can't get it out

**TheDonger** · 11-27-13, 11:49 AM

Originally posted by Bleeth

f..ck it, i don't know what to do here. Didn't make a withdrawal for 5 months , now i got lucky with a few bets and wanted to make a withdrawal, well what a pleasant surprise was there, a 3%fee via Moneybookers, wtf, that's just a pure shameless robbery no matter if they have or not that right by their T&C. when i made a deposit under one rule, you have to give me the opportunity to decide if i wan't or not to continue doing business with you under the new terms. send a freakin' mail and give a person a few days to make a withdrawal under the old rules... And 3%, really ? that no good half fraudsters from 10bet have only 1EUR fee. Have we really come to that that i would rather have money at 10bet that bwin. I'm so pissed right now, and the "great" thing is you can't do anything about it. take my business elsewhere, sure ar a lot of options, but they got my money and i can't get it out

You know that 10 bet can charge up to 8%? Read carefully T&A. If you don't rollover 5 times your deposit you get "up to 8%"

**Bleeth** · 11-27-13, 12:25 PM

Originally posted by TheDonger

You know that 10 bet can charge up to 8%? Read carefully T&A. If you don't rollover 5 times your deposit you get "up to 8%"

yep i know, that's why i called them half fraudsters, but i don't have a problem with bwin asking a 10x rollover, i'm not in a hurry, just give me a way out of the situation i didn't sign to be in.

**pellumb341** · 11-27-13, 01:11 PM

withdraw via bank transfer , the fee is something like 2 $

**lakersno1** · 11-27-13, 01:14 PM

big F*** YOU to bwin and all related companies!!! dont even open their site

**Bleeth** · 11-27-13, 01:44 PM

Originally posted by pellumb341

withdraw via bank transfer , the fee is something like 2 $

well that would be great, but are these 2 bucks (in my case euros) all that i'll have to pay, i've never made a withdrawal via bank transfer but t thought i heard something about my bank charging me for the costs of the transfer, are you sure that's not the case and 2EUR is all i have to pay ?

**pellumb341** · 11-28-13, 09:07 AM

Originally posted by Bleeth

well that would be great, but are these 2 bucks (in my case euros) all that i'll have to pay, i've never made a withdrawal via bank transfer but t thought i heard something about my bank charging me for the costs of the transfer, are you sure that's not the case and 2EUR is all i have to pay ?

A friend of mine made a withdrawal and 2 EUR was all that he paid,no charges from the bank.Better to ask your bank if they charge any fee,even if they charge i think it will be something like 5-10 EUR.

**Bleeth** · 12-10-13, 05:35 PM

Lovely stuff as always from BWIN, minimum withdrawal via wire transfer is 50000eur, wtf ? are you kidding me ? is this some kind of joke. If it is i'm not getting it. i mean would they even allow me to be 50000 up, i don't think so, i would be limited to pennies way earlier (unless it was won by a lucky parlay)

**Bleeth** · 12-12-13, 06:14 AM

Could please someone comment on this, is this the usual minimum withdrawal via wire transfer at BWin, or are they just scared they'll have to declare banlruptcy if i withdraw my few hundred bucks, this looks insane to me.

**benji2501** · 12-12-13, 06:39 AM

I used Bwin before, but now that they apply such fees, i said "byebye", and i'm sure they' lose thousands of customers...

**pellumb341** · 12-12-13, 06:39 AM

yes that's the minimum via wire transfer for me too.You can choose bank transfer where you can withdraw whatever amount you want.