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Online Casinos Who Will Reduce The Reverse Time

Many of you already know that when you cashout, many casinos have what is referred to as a “Reverse Pending” or “Reverse Withdrawal” period, where your money sits before it is processed. This means, when you run out of funds, or don’t wish to deposit any more hard cash, you can “reverse” your previous withdrawals back into your casino account and carry on playing.

It doesn’t take a genius to work out why this hinders a lot of players. If you are prone to chasing your losses, the Reverse period is your worst enemy. There are some online casinos that don’t have the Reverse “feature” (Casinos With No Reverse Time), but plenty do and sometimes you may find yourself restricted in where you can play. Or indeed, you may have a casino you love, but it has a Reverse time.

So, if you are like me, I only tend to play casinos with no reverse period, or ones that will reduce the Reverse period to 1 hour - you may prefer 2 or 4 hours - it’s up to you, but 1 hour is generally the minimum. That’s the purpose of this page - to show you which online casinos have a Reverse Pending period but will, on request, reduce it to one hour for you. To implement this, simply contact the casino support department for the relevant casino by email, live chat or telephone and request it for your account.

This list was current based on a questionnaire sent to casino program affiliate managers in August 2007. If you find one of these doesn’t do it, let me know (email webmaster@ this site) and I’ll chase them up for you. Please note that all these casinos are Microgaming software driven; RTG operators do not have control over the reverse period and Playtech casinos tend to be unwilling to do this. Cryptologic and Wagerworks casinos do not have a Reverse Period *.

Microgaming Casinos Who Reduce The Reverse Time On Request

* Worth noting that iNetBet (RTG) say they will but because they process cashouts manually, I’m not sure they can. However what they will do is perform a “manual flush” following a withdrawal if you email them. This effectively does the same thing.

Posted: August 17th, 2007 under Reduce Reverse.
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