I know this has been asked before but couldn't find the answer doing a search here. Pinnacle offers a free withdrawal each month, right? My question is does it apply after each 30 days exactly or do you get 1 each calendar month? In other words could I make a withdrawal on June29 and then another on July 3? I'm out of practice making withdrawals from Pinnacle as you can see.:increible
Keith:
Before the first time I ever made a withdrawl from Pinnacle, I had the same question and e-mailed them for clarification and their policy is 1 free withdrawl of $500 or more each and every calendar month whether the month has 28 or 29 days like February or the other months which have 30 or 31 days. If the withdrawl is less then $500, you will be charged a $15 fee. If you try to make two withdrawls within the same month, even if they are 30 days apart, you will be charged a $15 fee for the second withdrawl. The key here is the $500 and the calendar month. And to answer your specific question: Yes, you could make a withdrawl on June 29 and July 3 for free provided the amount is at least $500.
Before the first time I ever made a withdrawl from Pinnacle, I had the same question and e-mailed them for clarification and their policy is 1 free withdrawl of $500 or more each and every calendar month whether the month has 28 or 29 days like February or the other months which have 30 or 31 days. If the withdrawl is less then $500, you will be charged a $15 fee. If you try to make two withdrawls within the same month, even if they are 30 days apart, you will be charged a $15 fee for the second withdrawl. The key here is the $500 and the calendar month. And to answer your specific question: Yes, you could make a withdrawl on June 29 and July 3 for free provided the amount is at least $500.
Keith:
I failed to mention that if you withdraw via a cashier's check or a bank wire the minimum amount and fee are higher. As for Pinnacle standing out on their withdrawl practice, actually there are other quality books that allow more free withdrawls with no dollar limit. Pinnacles practice is quite smart as due to the limit and fee, a smaller player may tend to leave funds in their account longer if they are under $500 hoping to have their bankroll grow to avoid the $15.
I failed to mention that if you withdraw via a cashier's check or a bank wire the minimum amount and fee are higher. As for Pinnacle standing out on their withdrawl practice, actually there are other quality books that allow more free withdrawls with no dollar limit. Pinnacles practice is quite smart as due to the limit and fee, a smaller player may tend to leave funds in their account longer if they are under $500 hoping to have their bankroll grow to avoid the $15.
