Lock Poker Neteller Payouts Mostly Caught Up: Under 10 Day Payouts for Some
(Gambling911.com Facebook Update) - Lock Poker, plagued by payment processing complications from past months, appears to see progress with an ample amount of payouts caught up on the international front.
Documented cases of Neteller payments over 2 months are no longer on record as of July 12, a tracking statistician using the handle of “IHasToNut” communicated via his dedicated posting forum at TwoPlusTwo.
But the statistician tempered his own restricted optimism, conveying prejaculation in the eye of something much bigger and holes still needing to be filled (eg. Player A waiting 4 months, Player B paid in under a week counting only business days).
“If amounts we discussed were accurate, you could end this list in one week's batch!” the statistician said in referencing Skrill payments still overdue.
But a Lock Poker Representative on the same dedicated forum, all along acknowledging holes in the payout structure for date prioritizing, offered up a firm reassurance of Skrill payments on the heels of Neteller.
The Dublin-based rep, known as Shamus, reports some Neteller payouts in under 10 business days already surfacing and this is terrific news.
Lock, meanwhile, is expanding its operations. Lock Poker pros like Annette Obrestad are excelling at this year’s WSOP Main Event. The Norwegian wunderkind is prohibited from wearing her Lock Poker patch while playing in the WSOP Main Event.
Lock Poker is viewed as a soft online poker room with loads of fish but accommodating to sharks and the client is available to nearly all regions on the globe with exceptions being the District of Columbia, Kentucky, Australia, Louisiana, Maryland, Missouri, New York, Utah, France and Washington State. The later state has a law that does not differentiate a poker player from a child predator in the sense that both offenses are Class C felonies with equal sentencing of violators.
Lock Poker’s future is looking much brighter than some speculators once envisioned.
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