Lucky Creek slot tournaments paying out 48 hours late - December prizes still pending

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Placed 3rd in Lucky Creek's December Holiday Slots Tournament that ended Monday at 11:59pm CST - $850 prize should have hit my Bitcoin wallet within 24 hours according to their tournament rules. It's now Wednesday afternoon and still nothing in my Coinbase account.

Their support chat keeps saying "blockchain delays" but my buddy who cashed out $400 from regular play Tuesday morning got his Bitcoin in 4 hours. Something's off with their tournament payout system specifically.

Tournament Details:

  • December Holiday Slots Tournament (Dec 16-30)
  • 1,247 total entries,
    5,000 prize pool
  • My final score: 2,847,320 points (3rd place = $850)
  • Payout method: Bitcoin to Coinbase wallet

Anyone else from that tournament still waiting? The leaderboard showed final results Monday night but radio silence on actual payments since then.

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Tournament payouts are always slower than regular withdrawals - that's standard across every crypto casino I've used. They have to verify final standings, check for any rule violations, then batch process all the prizes together. 48 hours isn't unusual for a tournament with 1,200+ players.

Your buddy's $400 regular cashout went through the normal withdrawal queue. Completely different system.

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I finished 7th in that same tournament (

40 prize) and got my Bitcoin yesterday around 2pm. Took exactly 41 hours from tournament end to hitting my Electrum wallet. So they are processing them, just not in leaderboard order apparently.

Check your Lucky Creek account messages - they sent me a payout notification with the transaction hash about 3 hours before it actually confirmed on-chain. The delay might be on Coinbase's end since they've been having issues with small Bitcoin deposits under

000 this week.

For what it's worth, I've been using Wild Casino for their weekend slot races lately - their tournament payouts hit within 12 hours and they use Litecoin which confirms way faster than Bitcoin.

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Lucky Creek's tournament system is a mess. I won

,200 in their October poker tournament and it took 5 days to get paid. Their regular slots and table games cash out fine, but anything tournament-related goes into some manual review process that takes forever.

The problem is they batch all tournament prizes together and send them out once per day, usually around 6pm CST. If there's any issue with one winner's account verification or payout address, it delays the entire batch. Really frustrating system compared to other operators.

I've switched most of my tournament play to Bovada because their Sunday slot tournaments pay out within 6 hours. Still play Lucky Creek for their regular games since the RTP is decent, but their tournament infrastructure needs work.

Tara, I'd give it until Friday before escalating to their compliance team. That's usually when they manually push through any stuck tournament payouts from the previous week.

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Wait, you guys are playing slot tournaments for real money? How does that even work - is it just who spins the most or highest single win?

Also wondering about the Bitcoin payout thing. Do you have to pay those network fees on top of your winnings or does the casino cover that?

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Sam - slot tournaments usually run on points scored over a set time period, not total amount wagered. You get tournament credits to play with (not your real money) and compete for leaderboard position based on biggest wins or total points accumulated.

The Bitcoin network fees come out of your winnings. Most casinos have a minimum withdrawal threshold partly because of this - doesn't make sense to pay

5 in fees on a

Anyone else getting app crashes on XBet when Bulls games hit overtime? Happened twice this week — Tuesday night against the Celtics and Thursday's game with Miami. Soon as OT starts, the mobile app freezes up completely and I lose my live betting session.

The desktop version works fine, but I'm usually watching at bars around Wrigleyville and need the mobile access. Lost out on a +340 Bulls to win in OT on Tuesday because I couldn't get back in fast enough. Support just says "clear your cache" which doesn't help when it happens consistently during overtime periods.

Is this a known issue or just my phone? Running iOS 17.2 on iPhone 14 Pro. The app version is 3.4.1 from what I can see in settings.

5 prize.

Tara, definitely check your spam folder for any Lucky Creek emails. Sometimes their automated payout notifications end up there and you'll miss the transaction details.

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This is exactly why I stopped playing Lucky Creek tournaments after their September fiasco. They had a

Anyone else getting app crashes on XBet when Bulls games hit overtime? Happened twice this week — Tuesday night against the Celtics and Thursday's game with Miami. Soon as OT starts, the mobile app freezes up completely and I lose my live betting session.

The desktop version works fine, but I'm usually watching at bars around Wrigleyville and need the mobile access. Lost out on a +340 Bulls to win in OT on Tuesday because I couldn't get back in fast enough. Support just says "clear your cache" which doesn't help when it happens consistently during overtime periods.

Is this a known issue or just my phone? Running iOS 17.2 on iPhone 14 Pro. The app version is 3.4.1 from what I can see in settings.

5,000 slots championship where winners waited over a week for payouts, and some people never got paid because of "technical issues" with the leaderboard system.

Their regular casino games are solid and withdrawals work fine, but tournament infrastructure is clearly an afterthought. I've had much better experiences with weekend tournaments at other sites - faster payouts, clearer rules, and actual customer service that responds within 24 hours when there's an issue.

If you're not seeing movement by tomorrow, I'd start documenting everything - screenshots of your leaderboard position, tournament rules page, any chat logs with support. Sometimes you need that paper trail if things go sideways.