Planning around the VIP limits
Withdrawal limits rarely matter until the day they do. Suppose you land a A$5,000 win at Dolly while still at level 1. With a A$800 daily cap, the payout takes seven days: six days at A$800 and a final A$200. It also uses up almost half of the A$10,500 monthly allowance, so a second large win in the same month would wait longer. At level 5, with A$2,500 a day, the same A$5,000 clears in two days.
Our data does not say how players move between levels, so ask support what each level requires before you plan around it. In the meantime, the practical response is simple: withdraw in regular smaller amounts rather than letting a balance build, and keep your ID verified so each request goes straight into processing.
Choosing pokies for the wagering
Dolly's A$150 maximum bet while a bonus is active is unusually high, but that is a ceiling, not a target. Because the 35x applies to deposit plus bonus, large bets burn through the balance quickly. A steadier plan is a stake of around 1% of your combined balance, on pokies with a published RTP close to 96% that count fully towards wagering. Check the restricted games list in the bonus terms, and leave the high-volatility bonus-buy games for cash play.