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What happened to Anybets? Is there anything similar to it that I can spend my ludocoins on? x

Edited by moderator Monday, November 28, 2016 3:45:05 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Edited Heading

This is great Graeme. ty vm

@James, yes betting the entire LC balance is the best way to earn as much as possible in my opinion too. However, that means you'll have frequent months with $0 earnings and months with $300 earnings. And to withdraw it you need to match that with your cashback earnings.

If you go safe without having to face much variance, you'll still earn about $100 per month by just playing your daily extra Ludo Coins (30-45 per day from solving Quizzes and 30 for playing GC Poker). And it is only a two minutes "work" per day having fun! How cool is it?

@James, you are correct. There is absolutely no limit (and guess will never be) on the Poker winnings one can earn from Gambling City!

Of course one can take it on steroids and as you said put in a lot more work to earn Ludo Coins much faster then even double up his entire cash balance (not only Ludo Coins) every day. After enough tries, surely some of us will certainly hit and win even 16 double-ups in a row! We see this happening in Roulette, so it will happen in Gambling City's Poker too (which is a 50/50 game). Think at that astronomical figure!

I agree with you, with this feature added on, although the Cash Back %s heavily decreased over time, for an advantage player Gambling City has just become even more profitable than it was when it introduced the Cash Back Deal program! Hats off for Graeme's genial idea!

Kylie333, yes you can withdraw your whole Gambling City Poker cash balance less $5.

So for example if you achieved a balance of $55, you will be able to withdraw $50 at the time you request a payout for your Cash Back deal. Same if you achieve a Poker cash balance of $5,000 - you will be able to withdraw $4,995 as long as you can match it with your Cash Back deal payout.

There is no maximum amount you can withdraw, but it is capped to the amount you withdraw from your Cash Back. You can't withdraw more Poker winnings than your Cash Back balance.

Say you have accumulated a $505 balance from the daily Gambling City Poker and would like to withdraw it. You can withdraw your $500 cash from your Poker balance as long as you have $500 in your Cash Back balance. You will receive a payout of $1,000 from Gambling City in your online wallet or bank account for this example.

But if you have accumulated a $505 balance from the daily Gambling City Poker and would like to withdraw it while you only have $200 available in your Cash Back balance, you will be able to withdraw only $200 from your Poker balance (your total payment being $400) and the remainder $300 will be available for withdrawal as soon as you accumulate $300 more in your Gambling City Cash Back deal balance.

And to put it differently, a person who is not registered for the Cash Back Deal would not be able to withdraw any winnings from the Gambling City Poker feature.

Hope this message helps you and anyone else still unclear about how valuable are these two features of Gambling City.

Update: as of January 2018, the maximum withdrawal from Gambling City Poker feature is capped to $25 per month !

Edited by user Thursday, January 11, 2018 12:14:15 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Added IMPORTANT update

I am still trying to figure out how this works, I love playing though :)

Hi Leslie !

500 is the maximum number of Ludo Coins that a member can keep.

All the Best,
Constantin