


I think it's a great option to use with discretion. In many cases, I choose to just buy in or deposit again if the casino allows. Some will not allow depositing while a withdrawal is pending, to continue playing there, a reversal may be desirable, rather than waiting for the withdrawal to be completed.
Best Regards ~ twofeathers




Most casinos do not process withdrawal requests instantly, which is why they allow their players to cancel their withdrawal request and continue using the funds to play. This option is called reverse withdrawal. Using this option allows the player to cancel his pending withdrawal request and continue to use his money to play again.




Any site or app that uses the term "Reverse Withdraw", means literally that. This will reverse or cancel your pending withdraw and re-deposit funds back to your active account. Hope this helps!




Reverse withdrawal feature is a feature which allows you to cancel the request if you change your mind about the amount you want to withdraw. Or if you're impatient like me and want to keep playing for example. Bear in mind though, the process time starts again from when you last request he withdrawal, so if there's a 24hr review time for example then it'll start again each time. Also remember the maximum withdrawal limit if any.




Reverse withdrawal feature is available for you to "reverse withdrawal request" but it's only available while the withdrawal request is pending or processing. Once processed this feature will disappear and won't be available. I have used this feature a few times. Only to keep playing to be honest because you can't usually deposit while you've got a pending withdrawal. In fact I don't recommend the feature at all unless absolutely necessary. If you do use it and then decide to request withdrawal again from those funds, the process time starts again.
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