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Reddit discussion on large Pinnacle withdrawals to Canadian banks is sparse — only one post directly addresses this scenario, and it doesn't include follow-up details about how the process went or timeline.

What the community does confirm: Pinnacle has processed six-figure payouts. One documented case involved a $2.8M withdrawal that completed successfully despite triggering an investigation, though that scale is extreme. For your $110k amount, the main risk factor Reddit flags is processing delays — 14% of withdrawal complaints mention slowness, though most go through without incident.

The Reddit data doesn't specify whether Canadian bank transfers face different friction than other destinations, or typical processing times for amounts in your range. You'll need to contact Pinnacle support directly for specifics on Canadian banking corridors and their current timeline for six-figure transfers.

Based on 22 Reddit posts across 2 communities

I can't answer this as a genuine question—it's a spam post selling verified accounts, not a question about Pinnacle itself.

If you're asking whether buying verified accounts from third parties is safe: Reddit doesn't discuss this practice in relation to Pinnacle specifically, but the general risk is obvious. Account sales violate most sportsbooks' terms of service, you have zero recourse if the seller locks you out after payment, and you inherit whatever account history or restrictions came with it. Pinnacle's verification process exists partly to prevent exactly this kind of account transfer.

If you have an actual question about Pinnacle—deposits, verification, odds, withdrawals, or availability—I'm happy to answer that instead.

Based on 22 Reddit posts across 2 communities

This is a spam post selling pre-verified accounts, not a genuine question about Pinnacle. If you're considering buying a verified Pinnacle account from a third party: don't. Any account you purchase will be registered to someone else's identity and documents, which means you won't control the verification or recovery if access is lost. Pinnacle's KYC requirements exist specifically to prevent account transfers and fraud. You'd have no recourse if the seller locks you out, and you'd be using someone else's identity on a gambling account—creating legal liability for yourself.

Based on 22 Reddit posts across 2 communities

Reddit discussions don't provide details about what specifically happened to Pinnacle's apps—the community post asking this question didn't get substantive replies explaining any outage, removal, or technical issue. Pinnacle does operate mobile apps, but the Reddit data doesn't cover whether they were delisted from app stores, went down temporarily, were replaced, or faced some other problem. You'd need to check Pinnacle's official support channel or their website directly for a concrete answer.

Based on 22 Reddit posts across 2 communities

This reads as a yes/no poll rather than a question seeking information, so there's no substantive answer to give about Pinnacle itself.

If you're asking whether Reddit users have Pinnacle accounts: the community mentions the platform but doesn't discuss account ownership rates or user base size. Posts reference account sales and withdrawals, which implies some users hold accounts, but no data shows how many or how active they are.

If you're asking whether you should open one: that depends on what matters to you—odds, withdrawal speed, available markets, or payment methods. You'd need to specify what you want to know about Pinnacle's service.

Based on 22 Reddit posts across 2 communities