Skrill and Neteller are back at the casino!
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December 23, 2021
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VyacheslavLenin
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Good news! You can top up Skrill again and deposit into casinos!
All the money you top up your account with you can put into casinos and bookies
And that means you can return to casinos licensed in Malta
So I didn’t have any problems with this,actually Skrill and Neteller worked before too,if only they added Qiwi.That would be great news)
Khrenoa that you Crimea they don’t have
Skrill and Neteller have partially removed the split between “gaming” and “non-gaming” funds. What exactly changed?
A couple of days ago users of the payment systems received emails titled “Improving service quality”. They say that from October 12 “any funds can be used without restrictions”, and money can be spent on all sites, including poker rooms. Let’s break down what this all means.
🤷♂️ How was it? A few years ago Skrill and Neteller started dividing money into two categories: for gambling and not for gambling. The status was assigned when topping up the account and didn’t change with transfers. That seriously complicated life for players: Russian banks block top-ups made with “gaming” money, and “non-gaming” funds couldn’t be deposited into rooms. You could transfer money to yourself between Skrill and Neteller before a deposit, but with a 3.49% fee.
🤔 How is it now? Money received from stores and various services is no longer split into gaming and non-gaming. Cashouts from rooms can be spent anywhere, and “non-gaming” money (received, for example, from an exchange) can be deposited into rooms. Also money you receive from other users is now not categorized either.
🤨 So everything is perfect? Not quite. If you top up the account from a bank card, the split remains. So now the best way to deposit into a room is to ask someone else to deposit “non-gaming” funds from a card and then send them to you. For verified accounts this will cost 1.45% of the amount. For VIP statuses starting from Silver – it’s free.
nothing has changed, it is still the same, and you can’t deposit if you check the “gaming” box
It’s still far from the best option for playing because of their cashout fee starting at five percent. It’s more suitable for withdrawing no-deposit bonuses – you don’t feel as bad about those as handing over an extra percent of your hard-earned deposit.
way better than grinding at non-paying Russian dumpster sites
Kaspar explained it in detail above. Card-wise it’s the same as before, but if you transfer your non-gaming money to another user, it will become gaming, whereas before it wouldn’t.
So,what if I transfer to myself from Neteller to Skrill? I used to do that before-didn’t work,the money just stayed non-playable
Attention❗️
⚡️ According to unconfirmed reports, accounts of citizens of the Russian Federation in payment systems popular among poker players – Skrill, NETELLER, ecoPayz – may be blocked soon!
☝️ We recommend considering transferring your funds to other payment systems or to your relatives in other countries