Maximum Cashpoint Withdrawal?

If it's £1500 maximum buy in, and no limit, it should be £7.50/£15. That's quite high stakes. To play that level often, you should have a bank roll of about £30K
 
The_Judge said:
lol! nah, i wouldnt waste money like that, local cash game going down with a lot of fish involved, too good to pass up, should see a significant return on my money.
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Is this some sort of gambling and betting game? Or your local bingo? :confused:
 
think it all depends on the arrangement you have with your bank, I can draw £1000 a day with natwest but only £500 with hsbc, and im sure I remember taking 2k out for a director a while ago
 
After bank hours the best way is the pre/post-midnight way suggested above spread across your accounts.

I can only speak on what it's like in the HSBCs I've worked in, but unless you're withdrawing a serious amount of cash (well into five figures) then you don't need to book in advance. If they don't have it on the tills you might have a short wait whilst they get it out of the safe for you, though. And then you should be asking yourself why you need that much cash anyway as it's just an obvious security risk.
 
If you get desperate for the last couple of hundred I guess you could goto a supermarket and buy something cheap a few times and get £50 cashback each time.
 
My bank only lets me take out £300 a day, anything higher I have to go in with ID. Never phoned in advance, though, I've never need more than £600 out.
 
Slinwagh said:
I'll ask then shall I !!

Why do you need it tonight?
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My guess - he's had some work done of some description and for some bizarre reason the people he's giving the money to won't be charging so much if he's paying in cash ;)
 
You could also try phoning the bank and asking them to increase your daily withdrawal limit with immediate effect. They should be OK, since it's ultimately your money :)
 
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