Deposited £30 on Paysafecard last Thursday, played Legacy of Dead, balance updated the moment each round ended. Cashed out later to Revolut, no bother at all.
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Deposited £95 through Faster Payments on payday Friday, played Jammin' Jars, and the balance updated the second each round ended. Cashed out later, no bother.
first deposit through PayPal, went in straight away. Fluffy Favourites for half an hour, didn't win much. Cashed £65 before five, bank next morning.
first deposit through my Mastercard, went in straight away. Fishin' Frenzy for forty minutes, didn't win much. Cashed £18 before five, bank next morning
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first deposit through PayPal
first deposit through PayPal, went in straight away. Fluffy Favourites for half an hour, didn't win much. Cashed £65 before five, bank next morning.
pending at 9pm
pending at 9pm, approved by 11, £48 cashout in the wallet befor midnight
One useful detail
One useful detail: the cashier recorded a £58 payment without duplicating the transaction.
first deposit through a bank transfer
first deposit through a bank transfer, went in straight away. Fire Joker for half an hour, didn't win much. Cashed £55 before five, bank next morning
oddly pleased with this casino bit
oddly pleased with this casino bit: the £ balance did not jump around when I moved to my phone
Sixth cashout
Sixth cashout. No new documents.
History page still correct against Monzo.
cashed out £70 via Apple Pay
cashed out £70 via Apple Pay, on the account next morning.
Deposited £30
Deposited £30 on Paysafecard last Thursday, played Legacy of Dead, balance updated the moment each round ended. Cashed out later to Revolut, no bother at all.
deposited £48 through Revolut on…
deposited £48 through Revolut on Tuesday, played Fluffy Favourites, and the balance updated the second each round ended. Cashed out later, no bother.
After quick-break in Cambridge
After quick-break in Cambridge, my £71 cashout moved pending to approved without confusing emails
first deposit through Google Pay
first deposit through Google Pay, went in straight away
Rainbow Riches for half an hour, didn't win much
Cashed £55 before five, bank next morning
under £1 blackjack tables were a chore…
under £1 blackjack tables were a chore befor, one filter tap sorted it.
Deposited £160 through PayPal on the…
Deposited £160 through PayPal on the 14th, played Fishin' Frenzy, and the balance updated the second each round ended. Cashed out later, no bother.
source of funds came up before
source of funds came up before a bigger cashout. Sent a statement, cleared in around twenty minutes, and the £20 followed the working day after on Revolut.
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