What’s a Redemption Reversal Hold? Cece Bartley September 18, 2024 02:56 Updated Sometimes players want to reverse their redemption; we have a hold period! ⏳ First, Some Terms to Understand 📚 Redemption Reservation: This is the process you follow to convert your won emeralds into cash, which is then transferred to your bank account. 💵 More on that here: What Is A Redemption Reservation? Redemption Reversal: This is when you request to undo the redemption reservation you made. Instead of having your won emeralds redeemed for cash, you’d like to keep them as won emeralds to continue playing. 💎 At Ruby Sweeps, we want you to have fun and enjoy our games! 🎉 We also want you to enjoy your winnings too! 🏆 To help encourage both of these goals, we’ve introduced a short hold period. If you’ve requested to reverse your redemption reservation, there will be a 24-hour hold to ensure you’re certain about your decision. After those 24 hours, we’ll reach out to either confirm the reversal or proceed with the redemption reservation for real cash rewards. 📅 To make it totally clear though, you will receive your winnings! Either as Emeralds or real cash rewards, we will not be taking your winnings off of you in this hold period, we just want to make sure you’re happy with your choice 🎉 Why a 24 Hour Hold? 🤔 This idea promotes responsible practices by preventing impulsive decisions driven by the excitement of winning. 🎲 By introducing a hold period, we help players remember they are playing with real money and encourage thoughtful decision-making. 💭 This measure ensures that players have ample time to consider their choice, enhancing their gaming experience and promoting financial mindfulness. 🧠 We believe this approach balances the thrill of the game with the joy of winning, providing a better overall experience for our players. Enjoy your time at Ruby Sweeps, and happy gaming! 🎮✨ Related articles What Is A Redemption Reservation? What Do the Redemption Statuses Mean? What is the WELCOME Promo Code? Why Can't I Redeem All of My Emeralds? What is Volatility? Comments 0 comments Please sign in to leave a comment.