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Here at Casino Lowdown we aim to provide our visitors with the best possible casino game reviews and information as well as provide a guide to safe online gaming.  The casino you choose to play at is up to you, but to avoid disappointment we advice to stick to the most respected and regulated casinos. There are well over 2000 online casinos to choose from and it is difficult to tell which one you can trust before trying one first. We find this unacceptable and we at Casino Lowdown always keep away from unscrupulous casino operators.

When you select one of our casino partners you can be sure that you will receive the best possible support and the latest games. All of these casinos are exceptional so have fun and rest assured these are safe casinos that have no reported problems with payouts or bad service.

Most recently some casinos have stopped offering services to U.S. residents. If you are in the U.S. we have listed some of the most respectable casinos that accept U.S. players. We will continue to publish the latest information about U.S. friendly casinos and banking options here on Casino Lowdown!

How do you get your money out from online casinos?

So you found an approved online casino that is a lot of fun and decided to open up an account and wager a bit. Then you win big. How do withdraw your money?

Before you even think about gambling online, you have to first check out the site to make sure that it is a licensed online gambling operation. This means that the casino has a gaming license in a jurisdiction such as Malta, or the UK, or Gibraltar. Then you can start the procedure to deposit and claim you bonus and start playing.

Once you fund your account it will have a certain amount of money in it ready to be used to play. Normally you would have transfered the money to your online casino account through a check, debit card, credit card or a merchant account like NETeller. You can also wire funds but this will take up to a week to arrive at the bank. A bank wire makes sense if you are a seasoned gambler.

When you win and want to get your money out of your account, you have several options - but it might not the be same method as your funding option. One of the best ways is to simply request a check and the casino send you a check in the mail. It may take several weeks for your check to arrive.

Another way to withdraw money from your account is to transfer it back into your NETeller account. This is by far the quickest way to move your money. However NETeller is not available in all countries e.g. the U.S.

Some online casinos also offer you a debit card that you can use to fund and then use to play with. The debit card is usually through a third party and there is a very small fee for each transfer, but the transfer happens immediately and a lot of people prefer this.

There are also things like long distance phone cards that you can charge up and use to deposit money into online casinos. The withdrawal process is often check. You can learn more about the different payment options on this page. Simply follow the links on the left of the screen.

Every online casino is different and sometimes it can take a bit of time to process payouts. Sit tight and you will receive your money. Don't start harassing customer support as they have absolutely nothing to do with billing.

New Funding Methods for Web Wallets

	Moneybooker	ClickandBuy	NETELLER
Australia	POLi		POLi
Austria	EPS(NetPay)	Sofort eberweisung EPS EC JCB	Sofort eberweisung
Belgium		JCB
Denmark		Dankort(DK)
China		JCB
Finland	Nordea (Solo)	JCB
France	CarteBleue	CarteBleue JCB	CarteBleue
Germany	Sofort eberweisung GiroPay EC	Sofort eberweisung GiroPay EC JCB	Sofort eberweisung GiroPay EC
Greece		JCB
Italy	CartaSi Postepay	CartaSi Postepay JCB	CartaSi
Japan		JCB
Netherlands	iDeal	iDeal JCB EC	iDeal
Portugal		JCB
Spain	4b euro6000	JCB 4b Servired euro6000
Sweden	Nordea (Solo)
Switzerland		Swisscom
Turkey		JCB
U.K.	Maestro Solo	Solo Maestro Delta JCB Payzone	Ukash