CarloSpin Withdrawal

Carlospin Verification/Withdrawal

One of the biggest concerns of players at online bookies nowadays has to do with verification and withdrawals. And that makes perfect sense, because there has, unfortunately, been no shortage of gambling houses out there which make it significantly harder than it should be for their players to cash out and delay the whole process via unreasonable verification requests.

As you will see from the following examination of the withdrawal conditions of the subject of our review, that’s not really the case here, as the verification requirements of the gambling house are actually pretty reasonable, in our view. What’s more, while we don’t like some of the payment policies of the house, they are not really unfair to the player or dangerous to them, just a bit uncompetitive. So, here’s a nuanced look into what the cash-out process within this gambling house looks like, starting off with the payment conditions and then moving onto the verification requirements of the gambling house:

Payment Methods, Deposits, and Withdrawals at Carlospin

First things first, let’s examine the means of deposit within the gambling house. Unfortunately, this will not take much time, because there are just not a lot of them at all! Here’s how you can cash in to Carlospin:

• Credit/Debit Cards 
• Cryptocurrencies 

That’s about all of the methods that punters can use. Withdrawals are possible via bank transfers and cryptocurrencies. While it’s great that the house allows us to cash in via both crypto and FIAT currencies, the majority of online casinos nowadays do tend to have a broader range of options available! For instance, they generally allow players to deposit via various e-wallets and prepaid cards, and even localized payment options like N26 in Europe or Interac in Canada.

Regardless of the poor range of deposit methods in the house, the deposit conditions for them are pretty good. There is a minimum entry cost requirement of just €15 for both the crypto and FIAT payment methods, which is right down the middle of the usual range of €10-20 that such minimums are set to. More importantly, the bookie does not charge you any deposit fees, which should be the case wherever you end up playing nowadays. However, there can be third party charges, for instance, crypto miner fees, which you need to cover, as is the case with any betting site nowadays, too.

Next, before withdrawing, you should know that you will be asked to cover a 3x deposit wagering requirement. Simply put, your total amount of bets before cashing out should be no less than 3x the total amount of your deposits. That is done in order to prevent money laundering and is a pretty common security measure in any online gambling house nowadays. What’s less common is the minimum withdrawal limit of Carlospin:

This limit has been set to €50, which is more than three times as high as the minimum deposit amount that is allowed into the casino. To be clear, we cannot really see that as a justifiable policy, and we think it has been put in place to make it harder, not easier for players to withdraw. At the same time, it is not such a big deal, and the maximum cash out limit, set to €2500 per day, up to €15 000 per month does somewhat make up for the higher minimum limit. The maximum can be further extended through the VIP program of the gambling house, as we previously explained.

Furthermore, there is a pretty decent 3 day maximum for the amount of time it can take the bookie to process your withdrawals. This is a pretty standard timeframe in which houses review withdrawal requests and complete them or deny them. There are no fees for cashing out of the house either, which is great. The same thing we said about third party fees does apply to withdrawals, though, so keep that in mind.

Carlospin Verification

When it comes to verification, we can safely say that Carlospin is pretty liberal! You don’t need to verify your account in order to cash in and start playing, unlike some other gambling houses which will lock your newly created account until you submit some form of ID. That said, verification can be required by the casino before you cash out, especially if you have managed to win a higher amount of money.

The house will ask you to submit your personal ID, a statement from your bank that you are the holder of your account (provided you are not cashing out via crypto) and a proof of your address, which can be a recent utility bill, showing just that address. We recommend clearing the KYC process ASAP, whenever you make your account with the gambling house. Here are the steps you should take to do so, in order to ensure you minimize the waiting times for account approval when you start playing: