Playing Poker discretely

#1 August 7th, 2015, 8:48 PM

Hello,

I've signed up on Pokerstars just now and played around with play money for a bit and now want to deposit some cash. I'd be depositing and withdrawing to Paypal. My question is, because of the inevitable verifcation that I'll have to provide on withdrawal, will I get any letters or such sent home or any phonecalls etc. Or will my details (passport photo etc) be held anywhere?

Thanks

#2 August 7th, 2015, 9:48 PM

They asked me once copy of identity card ... However you have to have all the correct data to PS.

#3 August 7th, 2015, 9:51 PM

You can't deposit nor withdraw from/to PayPal. Sorry!
As for the identity verification, no, they will not send any letters or make phone calls to you, don't you worry. I think its purpose is just to verify that there are no under-age gamblers on their site.

#4 August 7th, 2015, 10:34 PM

Originally Posted by rytciaq

You can't deposit nor withdraw from/to PayPal. Sorry!
As for the identity verification, no, they will not send any letters or make phone calls to you, don't you worry. I think its purpose is just to verify that there are no under-age gamblers on their site.

Are you sure?

I've seen this:
http://uk.pokerstars.com/poker/real-money/paypal/

Also, Paypal is an option on the deposits page. I'm just not sure about withdrawing it.

edit: "
How long will it take to process my cashout?

Cashouts processed back to previous deposits with NETELLER, Skrill and PayPal will appear in your account within a few minutes."

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