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Message: [QUOTE="curler1964, post: 5313579, member: 372661"] The first poker book I ever read, by Phil Gordon, had this to say about depositing/withdrawing funds. 1, Find a site you want to try 2. Make a small deposit 3. Withdraw that deposit This should tell you if they are a reliable site, if they return your $$ in a reasonable amount of time, they should be ok. With all this talk of problems with PokerStars, now I AM AFRAID too!! I mean, I have never withdrawn either, but I SHOULD be able to withdraw and amount from $1 up to my entire roll whenever I want. At least in theory. perhaps I should read the Terms of Service again closely to see what restrictions exist on withdrawls. I was thinking of doing what someone above suggested, withdrawing about $100 to purchase HEM2 and other poker support software. Seems logical that I can take some of my winnings to invest back into my poker "career". I may be in a very lucky position. I deposited $25 YEARS ago, I went through almost all of that and then deposited another $50 around the time I joined the Poker School. I currently have a little over $300 in my account, so I have done well, but I play at a very low volume. It has taken me about 9 years to make this profit. PokerStars should have NO claim on my $$ at this point. I paid the rake on any game I enetered, Yes, I made a fair amount from freerolls in the earlier days. Now the freerolls are almost entirely gone, save for 3rd party ones like the Cards Chat freeroll that I hope to play once I am eligible with enough posts, etc. I am getting VERY curious to see how a withdrawl request will be treated for me! :-) I guess I should post a new thread on that once I try it! :-) Good luck in your games, all! :-) .............curler1964 [/QUOTE]

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