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I have said since many years ago that demo mode play is never the same as real mode play. TBH I’m not sure who pays the amount out – I thought it was the software provider as well (presumably the money goes to an account administered by the software provider, like MG?) I don’t know….all good sites waive the limits when it comes to progressive jackpots (after all, it’s not the casino’s money so there are no cash flow arguments) Or certain casinos Pay Lump Sum and Sum others apply limits? I remember there was a dude who won 22K on videoslots, and it could only withdraw 8K per day using Ecopayz, so the full amount was paid over 3 days, which is still good.<\/p>\n