Bet Revolution 36+ hours and still no payout

[sharpcat]

Anybody having trouble getting paid from this shop?

I am a little concerned here because I have a fairly large balance here and they only offer p2p withdrawals with a 9% withdrawal fee.

The website lists that withdrawals are processed within 24 hours and I requested a withdrawal over 36 hours ago and still have yet to receive the pick up information.

[sharpcat]

Update:

Finally received the pickup info. Better late than never.

[Legions36]

Update:

Finally received the pickup info. Better late than never.

Glad u got paid. Im using them now but haven't withdrawn yet still have a heafty roll to complete.

[brendon]

i'm surprised it took that long. my balance is almost around 5 figures right now and i feel pretty comfortable with them. only problem is withdraw method...especially when i recently got blacklisted from one of the p2p company. so it's $822 per week for while until the balance is a little more manageable and start betting again.

[secretstash]

sounds like a pretty sub par book if they dont offer other payouts methods like check or wire.

something dont sound right here imo

-stash

[BranchDavidian]

I got an email offer from them, but after seeing that only moneylines between +140 and -200 count toward the rollover, I decided not to deposit. Plus they also have in their t&c's that if they decide to label you "professional", they have the right to take all your money. I know a lot of lower-tier books have this clause, but I don't feel comfortable at a book that feels it is alright to steal. "Non-recreational" is a label that any book can pin on whomever they choose, and I doubt it has ever been used on a losing player. Could someone explain who is a professional gambler to me and who is a recreational gambler. I have read on this forum that some books have confiscated player balances after labeling them "non-recreational". When a book publishes lines ( making offers to its customers ) and accepts bets, how does it decide which bets are recreational and which are professional? If I make a $500 bet on Miami, and another professional customer makes a $500 bet on Miami, how in the world can a book after the fact decide that my bet should get paid off, but the other guys bet should get confiscated. Both customers accepted what the book offered. Yet the book claims the right to steal from whomever they feel like calling a pro. If the book does not want the action from any of its customers, they certainly have the right to refuse to do business with them. But they do not have the right to take away any winnings. If they booked the bet, they should pay - then give the customer the boot.

[brendon]

sounds like a pretty sub par book if they dont offer other payouts methods like check or wire.

something dont sound right here imo

-stash

they're in the process getting wire again, which i'm waiting for. yeah, there's nothing special about the book except that during college basketball season, they have all odds including totals for every game posted overnight. and i was able to bet up to $500 on game total overnight.
If you're a small bettor, consider rollover first before depositing.

[bluesquad]

I made my request for the withdrawal yesterday night and I just got it, it was less than 24h, I guess you can sometimes have it during 24hs or after, its just an approximation anyways.... besides other books takes like 1 week and we are still using them, as long as they pay I dont care if they missed for a few hours or days.

[robmpink]

no halves count towards rollover, which is insane.

[dimaggio8]

That's tough, but as long as they payout it could be worse.

[sharpcat]

Picked up another withdrawal today. It took about 30 hours from the time they take requests but so far so good.

[sharpcat]

Withdrawals were going smoothly for awhile until recently 1 of the only 2 weekly payout options has been taken down due to some issues with their processor.

Went from being able to withdrawal a max of $1,800 a week with a $156 fee to only being able to withdrawal $900 a week with a $78 fee

[robmpink]

I see halves and first 5 innings count now, which is good. At least that is what I read in an email they sent.

[Legions36]

Withdrawals were going smoothly for awhile until recently 1 of the only 2 weekly payout options has been taken down due to some issues with their processor.

Went from being able to withdrawal a max of $1,800 a week with a $156 fee to only being able to withdrawal $900 a week with a $78 fee

That sucks. They are pretty solid as i have had no issues with payouts. And new baseball rollover stuff.