How Long Must I Keep My Money In Pokerstars Before Withdrawal

[cynymets]

I just had my funds transferred from Neteller to PokerStars yesterday. Does anyone no how much wagering or playing time i must do before getting a withdrawal excepted at Pokerstars.

Thanks

 

[joepro]

I just had my funds transferred from Neteller to PokerStars yesterday. Does anyone no how much wagering or playing time i must do before getting a withdrawal excepted at Pokerstars.

Thanks

Excellent question as I second that. I'm about to do the same tomorrow. May I ask you who did this for you as I'm active on the 2+2 forums and am looking for a reliable source.

Thanks......

 

[TheBigFish]

JoePro: Green Devil did it for me, and I highly recommend her (and her husband). I'm JPTIII on 2+2 (been there much longer than here) and you can see my two posts about my experience with her on the "approved p2p transfer" thread in the "Internet" forum.

 

[joepro]

Thank you so much Fish. What % did they charge you?

 

[TheBigFish]

My lady charged 5% (inlcusive of the 2% Neteller fee), and that was the going rate on 2+2. Pretty generous, IMO.

 

[bankhead]

48 hours

 

[ensign_lee]

Play for a few hours. That should do the trick.

I figure it's the least we can do for pstars to at least give them enough rake to cover the neteller fee to them. And if you win money in the process, yay!

 

[joepro]

So, do you just request Pokerstart to send you a check in the mail to get your $$?

 

[ensign_lee]

Yes.

 

[tkf18ny]

IT depends on several factors
If you have a lot of history with them they will be more lenient
If you are playing .5/1 limit and just recieved 40 k in transfers youll have to give them a lot more action that if you were playing 100/200 with that same amount

 

[DrChen]

I played all night yesterday and gambled my balance of $3.1K at least one time over. I ended up with $3.6K and requested a check withdrawal.

They cancelled the request about 30 min ago when I received this email

I have cancelled your most recent cashout for $xxxx.xx as a majority of this amount was transferred from a player that deposited the funds into there account just to transfer to yours.
Unfortunately we do not allow cashouts that stem from transfers and deposits. You are free to cashout the extra winnings of over $600 but the transferred funds are either to be played with on our tables or transferred back to the original account.
Thank you for your understanding on this matter.


So now I'm stuck with a balance I have no idea what to do with.

 

[TheCappers]

Great, now they just want you to lose the $$ at their tables. Sounds like a one way transfer to me! Im glad I didnt partake in this.

 

[joepro]

Anyone have their $ P2P, then moved to Doyles? Just curious if you're able to request a check from Doyles the same day you get the $ xfer'd in.

 

[puremoney]

should have done it to absolute. I have money trasnfered to me that way before from someone, the most was 2300 though. And i cashed it out 2 days later and only played a couple multi table tourneys. Cashout went fine. I guess if it was for something around 30,000, that would be different.

 

[TheCappers]

I think the problem is not PS is getting on to the gig. They know whats up and they are discouraging the pratice.