Whats the longest you made one of your winners wait until you gave them the game?

Probably 24 hours, and only because it was a Steam gift, they weren't on when it ended, and I had to work later.
Keys get sent the moment I check their profile for unactivated/multiple wins.

5 days (multiple winners), dev took some time to reply me back.

I know you're eager to play, but 24 hours is really nothing :o Be a little more patient!
I think the longest I've had to wait for a game is around 3-4 days. In any case I don't see any reason to rush people who are giving me a game for free :)
Hmm, as for the time I've had a winner wait... probably a few hours because they were offline and it was a steam gift. I like to end my giveaways in times where I'm avaliable so I don't have them waiting for me too much.

Seven days because the winner of my giveaway had blacklisted me and I noticed this doing my checks...

5 days i think, but it was because the guy didn't check his email here and i ignored the invite on steam. in the end hie email had a typo so he obviously couldn't redeem the gift, had to add it manually -.- *facepalm*

I don't "make" winners wait. Usually they are the one who make me wait. :P

I never let them wait. I always try to contact them as soon as possible.

Well i won one game and the giveaway creator hasn't visited steamgifts since that (2 weeks now)

Edit: On a sidenote SG is pretty depressing, 0 happy potatos and 9 sad potatos currently

I once marked two gibs as sent when I actually hadn't sent them yet, and I only noticed when they still weren't marked received after 6 days (-_-)

A couple days for delivering a gift on Steam, it was one ga for the Berlin train event. Something just kept me busy around that time and I simply wanted to take a break.

2 years and counting

I would say a couple of hours but that was because my internet died i usually deliver within a hour

I think about 3 days is my longest (ended up camping that weekend, which i had not planned for when I made the GA).

A few months, because the key turned out to be used and Nuuvem didn't want to give me another one / refund, so I had to make them wait until the game was on sale again.

But I usually like to make people wait 2-5 days.

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4 days, waiting for the guy to actually redeem a marked win. Not deliberately withholding a key… I think once it took me 40-ish hours to get around sending the keys. Normally I send them in an hour, and the nightly flash giveaways are handed out the next evening (my time, CET/CEST).

I usually time my giveaways to end on a time I'm sure I'll be awake and available, so the most time that passed between the giveaway ending and me adding the key was 10 minutes.
On the other hand, the most time I waited for a winner to receive a gift was ~10 hours, but it was due to different timezones.

How come there're so few happy potatoes? Quick, hide the frying pans!

One my winners made me wait 7 days+ to tell me he won it already and told me to reroll

I made someone wait 6 days before. He hadnt activated a win from the previous day, and since it hadnt been 7 days, I couldnt get a reroll right away. He sent me a friend request on Steam asking for it, so I told him he needed to activate his other win from the week and Id send. Right before the week ran out, he activated so I sent it.

Normally I try to get the key sent within an hour or two of the giveaway ending though

5-6 days because I sent the gift assuming I had written a key in it, but I hadn't.

Around six months, I think. I gave the Steam gift shortly after the giveaway ended, but the game was removed from the winner's account because of credit-card fraud. We tracked down the thief, and he denied everything (of course). I'm waiting for the Summer Sale to buy Fallout 4, again, so I can give it to my very patient winner.

Usually, however, it's the winners that make me wait.

Don't know it that counts as waiting for the winner, but i once had to reroll a winner because he wasn't only the week to redeem it, even with me telling him to get in. So the winner got the game after the reroll, so more than 7 days after the end.
But usually the only really waiting time is when i either am not looking for a giveaway to end (so 2-3h at most) or when i'm waiting for answer of support, which can take a bit of time sometimes, but usually within a couple of hours, too.

I try to give them as fast as I can, usually it's the winners that make me wait.