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Game show payout late?

so last night i hit on a random live dealer game show, the kind with the spinning wheel. not a huge amount, but enough to make me refresh the wallet for a while. i usually play poker, but sometimes it’s fun to mess around on those just to see what happens. anyway, the payout hasn’t landed in my crypto wallet yet. normally this site is pretty instant or at most like five minutes. i even checked the blockchain for pending stuff and nothing’s showing up.

i get that sometimes platforms flag game show wins to check for funny business, but it’s been a few hours now and i’m starting to wonder if i should chill or actually reach out to support. i hate opening tickets over nothing, especially when patience usually pays off. anyone else get a delay after a decent win? how long did you wait before doing anything about it?

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Yeah, maybe. "few hours" on a wheel is already dumb. Blackjack settles FAST, that contrast is the tell.

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1,116

Wheel flags wins.

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1,364

Poker instant, wheel 3h?

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7662 replies

A few hours is already long for that wheel nonsense. I treated one like slots and waited overnight once. Mistake. Open the ticket now and keep your patience on a leash.

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Overnight is already too generous. Poker cashouts train you wrong for wheel junk. Those wins get babysat by hand.

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Three hours is my cutoff. Those wheel games love "disabled" payout methods right after a hit

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A few hours with nothing showing on-chain is enough that I’d contact support. Keep the bet ID and screenshots handy. I’d also check Vega’s withdrawal process.

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Yeah, “few hours” is already past the point where i stop being zen about it. The bit people keep missing is this probably isn’t a crypto issue if nothing’s even hit the chain, that means the casino hasn’t actually pushed it out yet. Different problem, and usually a more annoying one. Those live wheel/game show things get treated like they’re cute little side games, but they’re where i’ve seen the most admin nonsense: manual review, weird holds, then some sneaky fee or minimum cashout wrinkle if they feel like being theatrical. I’d open the ticket now. Not because support is useful, love those guys like i love mixing whites with reds, but because the clock starts when you make noise.

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Live dealer game shows are where the vague cashout rules suddenly matter, not the chain. Maybe it clears, sure, but every wheel thing i've touched had some back-office theater attached and i’m over it.

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Few hours on a wheel and now it's manual hands on it, lol poker me never

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3 hours is the cue to poke support.

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u put it right, if it hasnt even touched chain yet its their back office screwing around. i had this once after a wheel hit, blackjack paid in seconds same night, wheel sat 4 hours then wanted kyc

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Wheel stuff is where I stop pretending it’s even Roulette, lol. I made that mistake once chasing the shiny nonsense and learned the boring bit: if they won’t even show who owns the thing, the payout flow is probably equally made-up, lmao.

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Blackjack delay vibes aren't the same tbh. Wheel wins get manualled for no reason 🙄

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wheel games = fake process rn

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Those wheel games are always the point where a casino suddenly remembers it wants paperwork. Annoying. My dumb first question is: had you ever withdrawn there before the wheel hit, or was this the first time they could pull the KYC stunt?

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Hours is late.

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Few hours?! Support.

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