Wanted to get some feedback from people on how long it takes on average to cash out some of your winnings to Bitcoin on ACR.
Their Bitcoin deposit is very quick, basically as soon as the transaction has a confirmation or two it seems like.

Am I looking at a day or two, or a week before I get Bitcoin payment?
Does it seem to matter if you do a withdraw on the weekend?

I will update on how long it takes to get payment if anyone is interested.

I think the last one i did was 48 hrs, but I think I requested on a friday.

Over 48 hours and still no update.
Withdraw still listed as "processing".

Update-
received withdraw in Bitcoin 3 days after placing request.

Really good speed compared to other sites/ methods. I actually can't believe people would wait weeks or a month to receive a payout.
I highly recommend that people use Bitcoin as a payment method. It's getting much easier to turn digital coins into cash.
Services like Coinbase are pretty easy to set up and convert your Bitcoin.

I reccomend bitcoin withdrawals

Originally Posted by Shiroslullaby

Update-
received withdraw in Bitcoin 3 days after placing request.

Really good speed compared to other sites/ methods. I actually can't believe people would wait weeks or a month to receive a payout.
I highly recommend that people use Bitcoin as a payment method. It's getting much easier to turn digital coins into cash.
Services like Coinbase are pretty easy to set up and convert your Bitcoin.

just want to say
Saturday and Sunday are no BUSINESS DAY.

True, I usually do end up requesting a withdraw towards the end of the week.
If I get my winnings up enough to make another request I will do it at the start of the week to see if it makes any difference.
Need to win some more money first!

How does the Bitcoin process work. I've never used it.

late to the thread but did you have to answer a bunch of security questions?

i have used bitcoin as my deposit method and dont really want to confirm my address and all that mess because i live in NY and pretty sure poker is banned in my state. i opened the account a couple yrs ago when i lived in CO. also, dont have the same information like address or anything so seems like a hassle...

Originally Posted by Dan Perkins

How does the Bitcoin process work. I've never used it.

There is a thread from a little while back that explains things very well:

https://www.cardschat.com/forum/poke...hanges-279149/

good luck

Usually 1-2 days on average.

I personally and also know of others that get bitcoin from1-3 days. Normally towards the 1 day end tho.

Originally Posted by Shiroslullaby

Wanted to get some feedback from people on how long it takes on average to cash out some of your winnings to Bitcoin on ACR.
Their Bitcoin deposit is very quick, basically as soon as the transaction has a confirmation or two it seems like.

Am I looking at a day or two, or a week before I get Bitcoin payment?
Does it seem to matter if you do a withdraw on the weekend?

I will update on how long it takes to get payment if anyone is interested.

It will take a day or two and yes you should count on that day or two starting after the weekend.

Originally Posted by Shiroslullaby

Over 48 hours and still no update.
Withdraw still listed as "processing".

Same thing is happening to me.. its over 48 hours but my bitcoin is not shown yet... maybe we should be a little bit more paitiant,even though i dont like it....

Originally Posted by LavaStorm

Same thing is happening to me.. its over 48 hours but my bitcoin is not shown yet... maybe we should be a little bit more paitiant,even though i dont like it....

That's strange, my witdrawal to BTC was processed during approximate 26-28 hours in November... I liked the speed.

Funny, but I still haven't changed BTC to cash, because when I received the money price for 1 BTC was $6300, next day it started to drop down in value and went down to 3300... Now moving up again.

Originally Posted by finaltable1

That's strange, my witdrawal to BTC was processed during approximate 26-28 hours in November... I liked the speed.

Funny, but I still haven't changed BTC to cash, because when I received the money price for 1 BTC was $6300, next day it started to drop down in value and went down to 3300... Now moving up again.

MY withdraw has been canceled look what they sent to me with email :

• There has been a problem processing your recent payout request. Please contact customer service for further information. oh nooo...

took 25 hours for me last one I made.

Originally Posted by LavaStorm

MY withdraw has been canceled look what they sent to me with email :

• There has been a problem processing your recent payout request. Please contact customer service for further information. oh nooo...

You probably did something wrong or maybe they're not sending you money because rate has changed and you will receive less, i.d.k. but my experience with ACR to Bitcoin was extremely positive, please post an update on your withdrawal process, i'm curious what's happening there.

Originally Posted by finaltable1

You probably did something wrong or maybe they're not sending you money because rate has changed and you will receive less, i.d.k. but my experience with ACR to Bitcoin was extremely positive, please post an update on your withdrawal process, i'm curious what's happening there.

I would like to keep you update my friend, but why everything is so difficult....i just asked for somthing natural.... to take my money out of the site through btc whats so wrong with that and why should be problem with the easies things.. :/

Originally Posted by LavaStorm

I would like to keep you update my friend, but why everything is so difficult....i just asked for somthing natural.... to take my money out of the site through btc whats so wrong with that and why should be problem with the easies things.. :/

I have no idea, I cashed out once and everything went smooth, I've got couple of dollars at ACR and want to win few more soon and withdraw them to BTC again, that's why I'm curious. Just let us know what has happened to your withdrawal process and what did they replied to you. Cheers

Originally Posted by finaltable1

I have no idea, I cashed out once and everything went smooth, I've got couple of dollars at ACR and want to win few more soon and withdraw them to BTC again, that's why I'm curious. Just let us know what has happened to your withdrawal process and what did they replied to you. Cheers

My withdraw did arrive to me there was an issue because i changed laptop and they wanted to verify my device first after 3 days my btc was in my wallet.

Sorry for my ignorance but how does it work? Do you have to have a brokerage account?

Originally Posted by LavaStorm

My withdraw did arrive to me there was an issue because i changed laptop and they wanted to verify my device first after 3 days my btc was in my wallet.

Thanks for letting us know, usually it takes 1 day , but I guess it's holday time
Happy New Year!

Originally Posted by Shooter74

Sorry for my ignorance but how does it work? Do you have to have a brokerage account?

I've got local exchange office, they have brokerage account and they charge 2.5% for withdrawal. Sad part of it is that I have to spend time waiting there till transfer is over to get the cash, or pay extra for depositing my money to the bank account or another ewallet. But you can google for exchange sites or online shops where you can exchange btc to another currency or simply spend it.

Patience LOL


at least you are withdrawing... *sighs*
I am only depositing... and that's very fast ... use bitcoin!

Originally Posted by finaltable1

I've got local exchange office, they have brokerage account and they charge 2.5% for withdrawal. Sad part of it is that I have to spend time waiting there till transfer is over to get the cash, or pay extra for depositing my money to the bank account or another ewallet. But you can google for exchange sites or online shops where you can exchange btc to another currency or simply spend it.

Thanks for the info, finaltable1!!!

Yes, same for all my withdrawals with Bit coin one to two days and you have to wait seventy two hours after your last deposit to withdrawal if you win before then.

Originally Posted by KristaK

Patience LOL


at least you are withdrawing... *sighs*
I am only depositing... and that's very fast ... use bitcoin!

I might be wrong, but I always start my relations with any poker site by building a bankroll and withdrawing some part of it. Not depositing, but building bankroll with free options that they're offering. Yes it might be hard, might take time, but I also do my job during poker sessions, so I'm not worrying about the time. I believe that there is a simple logic. Casino earns profit from the rake. If you're generating rake by depositing money, then it's fine for them, they won't stop you. If you generate rake by spinning other players money then it's also fine. I think that it's like you have an option to be in position of the gambler or in position of the dealer at the poker table, the same way like you have 2 options at the BlackJack table, the dealer or the gambler... That's my theory, and it haven't failed so far. Regs= regular players at the poker sites, who play 4-8-12+ tables at the same time are in position of dealers and they generate rake for the casino. The amount of money that they spin around per day is huge, but they don't winn all of the hands, 54-58% is a huge % and it's cool if you've played the total pots per day worth 10K dollars with +8% profit at low limit. If you're ready to do such gambling sessions, each day, then it doesn't matter for the casino where your bankroll is coming from... they could give you free $400 for such gambling day, cause you will generate $500 during this session. BUT they have no contract with you, and everything is virtual, you have a choice to accept the untold rules or deposit and spend money for your fun.


That's my theory, it's not a written rule or something, I'm following this theory for several years so far and I haven't deposited much, only the minimal amounts needed to let them know my bank card details for the first withdrawal process.

As for ACR, my experience there have started with $1.1 that I won in 10 bucks freeroll, used 80cents to play cash, left the table with 4dollars. Next day won $8 in CardsChat freeroll, opened 4 cash tables and left them with $23.5 total, saw that late ragistration for 500grtd with 3.3 buy-in is coming to an end and registered there, won ~$120 for the 1st place. Spent $4 to play cash at higher limit and 2 hours later left the table with $28.... It all started with 110cents that I won in a freeroll. This spring I've started playing PokerStars after a long break, after 6-7th attempt won 1st place in CC freeroll, spent 20bucks playing bounty mtts, won $500 for the 3rd place in 10Kgrtd bounty with 4.4 buy-in. Some people may say that it's nothing, funny money, but what is better? to earn $200-500 bankroll by playing poker or to deposit these money from your pocket to have such starting bankroll? Most of my real life friends are depositing money, some of them keep playing for 6-10 years and they're working for the poker sites. They're working at their real life jobs and pay their salaries to the poker sites. I do my job drawing and programming things in CAD/CAM software and play poker at the same time, in result they all pay me, poker sites and my customers. I think my theory deserves the right to live.

Chico takes only a few hours. I guess I got spoiled. I am still waiting for my ACR bitcoin withdrawal. It's been about 12 hrs.

Originally Posted by finaltable1

I might be wrong, but I always start my relations with any poker site by building a bankroll and withdrawing some part of it. Not depositing, but building bankroll with free options that they're offering. Yes it might be hard, might take time, but I also do my job during poker sessions, so I'm not worrying about the time. I believe that there is a simple logic. Casino earns profit from the rake. If you're generating rake by depositing money, then it's fine for them, they won't stop you. If you generate rake by spinning other players money then it's also fine. I think that it's like you have an option to be in position of the gambler or in position of the dealer at the poker table, the same way like you have 2 options at the BlackJack table, the dealer or the gambler... That's my theory, and it haven't failed so far. Regs= regular players at the poker sites, who play 4-8-12+ tables at the same time are in position of dealers and they generate rake for the casino. The amount of money that they spin around per day is huge, but they don't winn all of the hands, 54-58% is a huge % and it's cool if you've played the total pots per day worth 10K dollars with +8% profit at low limit. If you're ready to do such gambling sessions, each day, then it doesn't matter for the casino where your bankroll is coming from... they could give you free $400 for such gambling day, cause you will generate $500 during this session. BUT they have no contract with you, and everything is virtual, you have a choice to accept the untold rules or deposit and spend money for your fun.


That's my theory, it's not a written rule or something, I'm following this theory for several years so far and I haven't deposited much, only the minimal amounts needed to let them know my bank card details for the first withdrawal process.

As for ACR, my experience there have started with $1.1 that I won in 10 bucks freeroll, used 80cents to play cash, left the table with 4dollars. Next day won $8 in CardsChat freeroll, opened 4 cash tables and left them with $23.5 total, saw that late ragistration for 500grtd with 3.3 buy-in is coming to an end and registered there, won ~$120 for the 1st place. Spent $4 to play cash at higher limit and 2 hours later left the table with $28.... It all started with 110cents that I won in a freeroll. This spring I've started playing PokerStars after a long break, after 6-7th attempt won 1st place in CC freeroll, spent 20bucks playing bounty mtts, won $500 for the 3rd place in 10Kgrtd bounty with 4.4 buy-in. Some people may say that it's nothing, funny money, but what is better? to earn $200-500 bankroll by playing poker or to deposit these money from your pocket to have such starting bankroll? Most of my real life friends are depositing money, some of them keep playing for 6-10 years and they're working for the poker sites. They're working at their real life jobs and pay their salaries to the poker sites. I do my job drawing and programming things in CAD/CAM software and play poker at the same time, in result they all pay me, poker sites and my customers. I think my theory deserves the right to live.

nice one, well played bro

Originally Posted by marvinsytan

nice one, well played bro

Thanks. So far I've bought all of the mechanics, steel and electronics for four CNC routers using only poker winnings. The one at the photo is current project, finishing the build and getting ready to paint it. This machine was 100% "sponsored" in 2021 by my opponents at partypoker + pokerstars and all of my games have started with a small boost by CC freerolls.