Some of what I wrote above is incorrect.
At English Harbor Casino, there are links to the UK and EU versions of the casino websites… On those sites, the cashier pages have non-U.S. options such as NETeller, Click2Pay, etc.
I can’t find links to UK/EU versions of Millionare Casino (maybe they don’t exist).
So, it looks like they do have good banking options in place for non-U.S. players. Still an issue, however, is the lack of U.S. withdrawal options at Millionare Casino and at the US version of English Harbor (and possibly at the other Coins casinos — I didn’t look at them all). EcoCard and checks should be added as an option to all of the casinos, in my opinion. EcoCard is the only e-wallet that U.S. players can still use.
Hot Pepper Casino is set up the same as English Harbor — there are links to alternate EU/UK websites with appropriate deposit/withdrawal options on those sites, but the U.S. version only lists “credit cards” on the banking page. Apparently there are no withdrawal options. :huh2:
The Golden Casino site has everything I was looking for, right there on the cashier page… not sure how I missed it last night. They don’t have EcoCard (what is it with OddsOn casinos not having EcoCard?), but they do have “wire” and “check” as withdrawal options. That’s good — at least players here can collect their winnings. At Coins and Hot Pepper, collecting winnings appears impossible (based on the info presented on the websites).
At this point, it looks like Golden Casino would be the least likely to annoy a U.S. player…. Players can deposit via credit card or wire transfer, and they can withdraw via wire or check.