Stake asking for employment verification for £850 withdrawal??

[Timmy98]

won £850 on slots last night first proper win in months tried to withdraw and now they want proof of employment?? never asked for this before ive withdrew like £200-300 few times no problem. sent them payslip but they saying need employer letter confirming my position and salary. this normal or they just stalling cause i actually won something meh?

i'm wondering what game and what bet size made you won that big? been losing all week need something that hits honestly

 

[SOLluff]

that's not that story @Timmy98 i played pragmatic dog house megaways £1 bets but got bonus bought few times before hit big one. mostly lost money overall tho
so dont mate not worth it tbh

 

[notblox1]

employment verification letters standard practice above £500-750 depending on casino. annoying but theyre covering themselves legally
alternative is dont withdraw and keep gambling but we both know how that ends

 

[SOLluff]

yeah definitely not doing that. took me months to get this win not blowing it

 

[philipma1957]

this why i stick to smaller withdrawals more frequently. never trigger the enhanced verification. take out £150-200 at a time flies under radar

 

[Steven37]

this why i stick to smaller withdrawals more frequently. never trigger the enhanced verification. take out £150-200 at a time flies under radar

and what the point as they track cumulative though so eventually hits threshold anyway? just delays the inevitable at best

 

[philipma1957]

fine maybe but i bought myself 8 months and still under radar so why not?

 

[goldkingcoiner]

fine maybe but i bought myself 8 months and still under radar so why not?

imagine planning your gambling withdrawal strategy around avoiding compliance checks instead of just providing documents like normie. mental gymnastics people do to avoid simple paperwork is insane

 

[The Cryptovator]

i bet casinos actually hate these verification requirements. costs money to process, loses customer goodwill, creates support tickets but regulatory fines for non compliance are massive so they overdo verification rather than risk penalties. uk gambling commission been cracking down hard last 2 years