What's problem with cryptocurrency, ACr's payment policy is weird.
I am one of those people, who fail to see the light. I cant use crypto to pay for anything, which I need or want. So if I eventually end up withdrawing my funds from ACR via crypto, I would have no use for it other than to sell it to someone else, after which I would need to make a wire transfer from the crypto exchange to my bank account. Which makes the whole process way more complicated and time consuming than withdrawing from sites, that will just do the wire transfer for me.
As an update, this e-vallet is no longer listed as a withdrawal option in the ACR client. So perhaps the problem was general rather than specific for Sweden. The only e-vallet left is Luxor Pay, and I actually tried to set up an account there, but struggled with their approval system and gave it up. But perhaps I should consider giving it a second shot.
I've played on this site before and never had a problem withdrawing. But I used cryptocurrency for deposits and withdrawals. It is very fast and not difficult at all.
Only use crypto? What? Yes I am experienced with Bitcoin, but that does not mean I want my withdrawals in Bitcoin.
To deposit I used a credit card.
Exactly. Even if this is possible and fast, its not desirable. I cant pay my rent or buy groceries with Bitcoin. So what do I need them for? I also dont want to store any sort of significant funds in Bitcoin for long, when it has already dropped more than 60% in value last year. If we are honest, most people have only bought Bitcoin, because they were hoping to sell them to someone else at a higher price. Which is the definition of a speculative bubble. And I dont want to be the idiot, who make other people rich, when the party has already ended.
Ecopays is no longer listed as an option in the withdrawal session.
Its likely country or region specific then. I play on ACR.eu, because I live in Europe. DirectCredit and Interact E-transfer are also not options for us. Presumably this is due to regulations. Online gambling is regulated in most EU countries, and ACR is a roque site, which does not follow the rules and apply for licenses. And presumably this is why, a lot of withdrawal methods are not available to us, just as they are apperently not available to US players. If I had thought about this in advance, I might not have opened an account on ACR in the first place. But at least I have only deposited $200, so my potential loss is limited
I play on ACR a bit... mostly later in the evening (If I feel like playing). I'm in Pacific Time zone ( ET -3hrs., GMT - 8hrs.). 8pm for me would be 11pm for NewYork City.Its likely country or region specific then. I play on ACR.eu, because I live in Europe. DirectCredit and Interact E-transfer are also not options for us. Presumably this is due to regulations. Online gambling is regulated in most EU countries, and ACR is a roque site, which does not follow the rules and apply for licenses. And presumably this is why, a lot of withdrawal methods are not available to us, just as they are apperently not available to US players. If I had thought about this in advance, I might not have opened an account on ACR in the first place. But at least I have only deposited $200, so my potential loss is limited
I am in CET, which is GMT + 1 hour. So for me 11 pm for NewYork City is 5 am in the morning. And while I do sometimes start to play this early, the issue is, that soon after that games start to die out on ACR. And then they dont really pick up again in a meaningfull way, before I go to bed. This is one of the reasons, why I went back to mainly playing on PokerStars after trying ACR for a few weeks. PokerStars have 24h action in both SnGs and MTTs. Sure the MTTs are larger during peak hours, and SnGs run more frequently and up to higher limits. But any time of day you can at least grind $5-10 SnGs on PokerStars without spending to much time waiting for games to begin. And that unfortunately is not the case on ACR.
Bitcoin You need to keep an eye on gas fees, better withdraw to LiteCoin or Tether, just cents per thousands.
certainly better use Tether or LiteCoin, cents per transaction.
Have You withdraw to tether? Which ones cryptos You use the most?
