GarrisonBet Casino runs on an Anjouan (Comoros) licence rather than a UK Gambling Commission licence, so UK players get no GamStop guarantee and no UK dispute-resolution route. Casino Guru gives it a very low Safety Index of 3.3 and lists multiple complaints about delayed withdrawals, which is the main risk to getting paid. Whether a withdrawal clears depends on passing KYC verification and staying inside the low monthly payout cap rather than on any headline max-withdrawal figure.
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On the evidence GarrisonBet can pay, but it sits in a high-risk band: Casino Guru scores it 3.3 out of 10 (very low) and logs delayed-withdrawal complaints with disputed sums from about £100 up to five figures. If you still choose to play, complete KYC verification before you deposit, make a small first deposit and test a withdrawal early, and keep screenshots of every bonus term and chat. Never pay a so-called release or clearance fee to unlock a withdrawal, because no legitimate casino charges one; a UKGC-licensed site gives you far stronger protection and an ADR route if a payout stalls.
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From a payments angle the caps matter more than the speed here. Casino Guru records withdrawal limits of around €500 per day, €2,000 per week and €7,000 per month, and the UK mirror restates equivalent £500, £2,000 and £7,000 caps, so a large win is paid out in monthly instalments rather than in one go. Verify your account and payment method before depositing, and treat the advertised 120% up to £500 bonus as marketing: the wagering terms are not clearly stated, so read them in full before you opt in.