Fast Withdrawal Casinos 2026: Instant Payouts & Real Tests

We wanted to test the withdrawal times when using Google Pay. So we used the method to deposit £10 into our pre-existing 10Bet account and then headed through the withdrawal process.

Using the account menu page, we navigated to the payment cashier area, then to the withdrawal section. After a few taps, we had submitted our request and shortly after, the money was with us.

It took less than a minute for the payment to actually arrive in my bank account, an impressive result.

With Revolut Pay being introduced by more bookmakers, we tested Virgin Bet to see the minimum withdrawal amount and how fast payments arrived. So, we deposited £5 - using the method - and then headed to the withdrawal cashier.

Unfortunately, we found that the minimum remained at £5 - which isn't a major flaw, but a lower amount would've been nice - and withdrew the money. Thankfully, we didn't even have to wait, with the money arriving instantly.

BoyleSports is one of the best when it comes to withdrawals and the addition of Revolut Pay is certainly nice to see. So, we wanted to test the new method to see what it was like.

Unfortunately, the £10 minimum remains in place, but this is to be expected. On a brighter note, the speediness also remains. So, we were able to get our money out of the account in less than a minute. A brilliant result.

With Revolut Pay being introduced by more bookmakers, we wanted to see how Sky Bet fared with withdrawals - seeing the time and limits available. So, we deposited £5 and headed through the withdrawal process.

Surprisingly, there is no minimum when using the method and the payments - we made a few - are instant. It's a fantastic method and well worth trying.

Having tested the withdrawal speed last year - almost exactly - we wanted to review the process to see if the speed had been improved.

So, we headed through the cashier again, which remained quick in itself and submitted our request for a £10 withdrawal. As we almost always do, this test was done via a Visa debit card.

We didn't even have to leave the page before we were paid, too, which is exceptional. Considering our last test took 30 minutes, we are delighted at this improvement.

We wanted to test the withdrawal times when using Google Pay. So we used the method to deposit £10 into our pre-existing BetMGM account and then headed through the withdrawal process.

After entering the cashier, via the profile menu, we requested our deposit and the timings were impressive. Indeed, the payment arrived whilst we were still on the app. Rapid, certainly.

Having previously tested 36Vegas, we wanted to see if the withdrawal time was roughly the same in 2026 as in 2025. So, we deposited £10 and went through the process.

It was, again, very quick to submit a request and as soon as we tapped the 'Withdraw' button, the money arrived in our account. Another instant withdrawal, which we can only applaud here.

To see how quickly BetVictor pays out, I deposited £5 using a Visa debit card and requested a withdrawal for the same amount.

The withdrawal process was straightforward. I selected the withdrawal option via my balance and submitted the request without any issues. This time, the funds were returned to my account instantly.

That’s a strong result and puts BetVictor among the faster-paying bookmakers I’ve tested.

Last time we did a test on Unibet with Apple Pay, the money was in our account straight away. So, we wanted to try once again.

So, again, we deposited £5 into our account and then went through the withdrawal process with Apple Pay.

We were left surprised once again, as the payment arrived in our account instantly. A superb result again, proving that Unibet excels with Apple Pay withdrawals.

To test Coral's withdrawal speed, I made a £5 deposit using my Visa debit card, and then went through the withdrawal process.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request.

The process was simple, and despite saying the withdrawal would come within 4 hours, it actually came instantly.

To properly test BetWright's withdrawal speed, I made a £1 deposit using a Visa debit card and then went through the withdrawal process.

After tapping my profile icon and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £1 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request.

It was a smooth process, and the money was back in my account in seconds.

Without a doubt, one of the best withdrawal times we have tested, on top of them being one of a handful of sites that accept £1 deposits and withdrawals.

To see how quickly Midnite handles payouts, I deposited £5 with Apple Pay and then requested a withdrawal for the same amount.

I selected the withdrawal option via my balance and submitted the request without any hassle. The funds were credited to my account instantly.

I had a pre-existing Swifty Sports account. I logged in, made a £5 deposit to ensure my account was funded before going through the full withdrawal journey, utilising Apple Pay as my chosen payment method.

I initiated withdrawal and within just one minute, the funds had arrived back into my bank account. We consider this to be an instant withdrawal, and it is a big step up for the bookie as our previous test took 6 hours.

In order to conduct our withdrawal test from 10Bet, we used a pre-existing account, made a £10 deposit with a Paysafecard, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping the withdraw button and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £10 (double the £5 minimum amount, but the same amount that we deposited) and submitted the request. The money arrived back in my Paysafecard account in less than a minute, which is a really fantastic result.

As a pre-existing Meta Betting customer with £5 held in my account, I logged in and initiated a withdrawal to my Visa debit card.

The funds were instantly processed and landed back into my bank account immediately, which is a great test result indeed.

In order to conduct our withdrawal test from 10bet, I signed up for an account, made a £10 deposit through Trustly, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After accessing the cashier through the "My Profile" section, I selected "Withdrawal" from the menu, opting to withdraw the full £10 (the minimum Trustly withdrawal is £5, half of the £10 minimum deposit).

Within a matter of seconds, the funds arrived back in my bank. In other words, I was very pleased with the Trustly withdrawal time at 10bet.

Having tested Vickers Bet previously - and being frustrated by the 55-minute wait time for the withdrawal - we wanted to see if any progress had been made in this department.

Thankfully, when we did our test this time, the money arrived instantly, which is a much better result! No complaints, as such, and we can only praise the site for reacting to the poor test scores.

In order to conduct our withdrawal test from 10Bet, I signed up for an account, made a £10 deposit through Neteller, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping the withdraw button and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £10 (double the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The money arrived within a minute after the request was made, which is fantastic.

It's not the first time we have registered an instant withdrawal from 10bet either, so the site is clearly doing something right.

To properly test Virgin Bet's withdrawal speed, I made a £5 deposit using a Visa debit card, and then went through the withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was simple, and the payment was in my bank instantly.

To check how fast Unibet processes withdrawals, I deposited £5 using a Visa debit card and then requested a withdrawal for the same amount.

The process was straightforward. I accessed the withdrawal option via my balance and submitted the request without any issues.

The money arrived instantly, which is a big improvement on previous tests.

To test Bet365's withdrawal speed, I made a £10 deposit using a Visa Debit Card, and then went through the withdrawal process.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £10 and submitted the request. The process was simple, and the payment was received instantly.

RightBet is one of the latest additions to the Betable platform and we wanted to see how its withdrawal process was. Especially after seeing positive test results from its sister sites.

So, we made a new account and deposited £10 and headed through the withdrawal process. Making a request was easy (and quick) and the funds arrived before we had even finished processing the request! An instant withdrawal and we will never complain about that!

We wanted to test the withdrawal times when using Google Pay. So, we used our pre-existing Midnite account and deposited £5, the minimum payment amount.

Following that, we requested a withdrawal of just £1, with there seemingly being no minimum withdrawal amount. The payment arrived instantly, too, which is only a good thing.

A fantastic result, both in terms of timings and the minimum.

To see how quickly Midnite handles payouts, I opened an account, deposited £5 with my Visa debit card, and then requested a withdrawal for the same amount.

The cash-out process was straightforward. I selected the withdrawal option via my balance and submitted the request without any hassle. The money was returned to my account instantly.

To properly test Coral's withdrawal speed, I made a £5 deposit using Apple Pay, and then went through the withdrawal process.

I entered £5 and submitted the request, and the money arrived back in my account instantly. Another fantastic withdrawal test from Coral!

In order to conduct our withdrawal test from Midnite, I signed up for an account, made a £5 deposit through Trustly, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my profile icon and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The money arrived just seconds after the request was made, so it's only right to call it instant.

The minimum withdrawal amount is another nice touch here, especially since some sites have higher amounts for Trustly.

We already had a BetAhoy account and wanted to re-test how quickly we'd receive a withdrawal, especially after an instant result last time. So, we deposited £10 and headed through the process.

To our great pleasure, we found that the money was with us instantly once again, proving BetAhoy to be amongst the fastest withdrawal betting sites.

To properly test Ladbrokes' withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £5 deposit using Instant Banking, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was easy, and the payment was in my bank account straight away

What you would expect, indeed, from Instant banking.

Paddy Power is one of the most popular bookmakers for punters. There are several things that are customer-focused, and we wanted to see if withdrawals followed suit.

So, we deposited £5 into our pre-existing account and then proceeded to submit a withdrawal request. Amazingly, by the time that we were on the confirmation page, the money had already arrived - an instant payment, indeed.

To see how quickly BetVictor pays out, I deposited £5 using Apple Pay and requested a withdrawal for the same amount.

The withdrawal process was straightforward. I selected the withdrawal option via my balance and submitted the request without any issues. Similar to my other BetVictor tests, the funds arrived instantly in my account.

To properly test William Hill's withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £5 deposit using Instant Banking, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was easy, and the payment was in my bank account straight away.

What you would expect, indeed, from Instant banking.

We wanted to test the withdrawal times when using Google Pay. So we used the method to deposit £5 into our pre-existing BetVictor account and then headed through the withdrawal process.

This was quick and within a few taps we had made the request for our withdrawal. It felt like only a few seconds later when our money arrived back in our bank account. A really good test result!

To properly test Ladbrokes' withdrawal speed, I made a £5 deposit using Apple Pay and then went through the full withdrawal process.

I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was easy, and the payment was in my bank account straight away.

Sky Bet is known as one of the best bookmakers in the UK, and to test this, we wanted to see how it fared with a withdrawal. So, we deposited £5 - the minimum payment - into our existing account and then headed to the withdrawal cashier.

We managed to make the request quickly, and while we were still on the receipt screen, the payment was made by Sky Bet. Indeed, an instant payout is fantastic. No complaints!

To properly test Ladbrokes' withdrawal speed, I made a £5 deposit using my Visa debit card, and then went through the full withdrawal process.

I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was easy, and the payment was in my bank account straight away.

In order to conduct our withdrawal test from 10Bet, we used a pre-existing account, made a £10 deposit through Skrill, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping the withdraw button and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £10 (double the £5 minimum amount) and submitted the request. The money arrived back in my Skrill account within 2 minutes.

After testing the withdrawal time of BestOdds last year, we wanted to revisit the process to see whether any progress had been made from the 50-minute withdrawal time.

Thankfully, we received our money in two minutes this time out. However, we had to jump through several verification and safety check hoops to get this test completed. In terms of timings, it was not the quickest, despite what the test shows.

As part of my usual checks, I tested Tote’s withdrawal process to see how it performs in practice.

After depositing £5 via debit card to start, I noticed the minimum withdrawal was £10, so I added another £5 before requesting the withdrawal.

I submitted the withdrawal request at 1:33pm on 20/02/26, and the funds landed in my account just two minutes later at 1:35pm.

While the £10 minimum withdrawal is a slight inconvenience, the near-instant payout is an excellent result.

To properly test AK Bets' withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £1 deposit using an Instant Bank Transfer, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £1 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was simple, and the money arrived in my bank account after just a couple of minutes.

Considering the 'Instant' name of this method, it sure needed to be quick, and it was!

To properly test talkSPORT Bet's withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £10 deposit using Apple Pay, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £10 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was easy, and the payment was in my bank just minutes later!

A fantastic result, especially when considering Apple Pay payments can normally take a little longer.

I also wanted to test whether PricedUp genuinely allows £1 deposits and withdrawals, while testing the withdrawal speed again after the 6-minute result from our £5 test.

So I deposited £1 using my Visa debit card and then withdrew the £1. The process worked exactly as expected, and the money was back in my bank account in just 4 minutes.

BetGoodwin has only improved on the withdrawal front during our time of testing the bookie. Thankfully, that trend continued in our most recent withdrawal time test.

Indeed, we had the money back in our account within four minutes, which is a seven-minute improvement from our last test and a fantastic result.

I tested Tote’s withdrawal process with Apple Pay to see how it performs compared to the other methods.

I submitted the withdrawal request at 9:30am on 17/03/26, and the funds landed in my account just five minutes later at 9:35am.

While the £10 minimum withdrawal is a slight inconvenience, the near-instant payout is an excellent result.

During my test of AK Bets, I confirmed that Apple Pay also allows £1 minimum deposits and withdrawals. It was also great to see that the withdrawal took just 6 minutes after confirmation.

To test the withdrawal time of Metta Betting, we signed up for an account, deposited the minimum amount of £1 with Apple Pay, and then requested a withdrawal with the same amount and method.

While the withdrawal wasn't instant, it took just eight minutes for the money to land back in our bank account, which is still pretty fast.

247Bet did not make it easy for me to use Apple Pay. First of all, I use the app, and Apple Pay is not currently available there, it seems. But it's advertised on the site, so I went there using my mobile browser.

After logging in, Apple Pay was suddenly an option, so I deposited £20 (minimum) and went through the withdrawal process.

It might've been a pain to have to do this all through my browser, but the money came back in 11 minutes, which is great and much faster than the first Visa test.

We wanted to test the withdrawal speed at Grand Ivy Sports and Casino. So, we created an account and made a £20 deposit shortly after. Once done, I headed through the withdrawal process.

I tapped the 'Menu' option in the bottom left corner, before entering the 'My Account' area. Then, I headed to the withdrawal cashier and submitted my request. A process which took seconds to complete.

Just 12 minutes later, the money arrived back in my account. A solid test result.

When we first reviewed London Bet last year, we had an instant withdrawal, which then put it among the speediest bookies in the UK. So, a year later, we wanted to see if this was still the case.

Unfortunately, not quite. The money arrived after 13 minutes in our test, so the bookie has slowed down a little bit, even if it's not a bad result.

I also wanted to test whether PricedUp allows £1 deposits and withdrawals with other payment methods.

So I deposited £1 using Apple Pay and then withdrew the £1. The process worked exactly as expected, and the money was back in my bank account in just 15 minutes, a little slower than before, but still a very fast withdrawal.

When we first did our withdrawal test of PlanetSportBet - about a year ago now - we were quite pleased with the result at four hours. In hindsight, though, this is a really poor score.

Nevertheless, we wanted to give the site a shot at redemption and it certainly delivered. Indeed, we received the funds within 15 minutes this time, which deserves substantial praise.

To get a genuine feel for DragonBet’s withdrawal times, I deposited £10 with my Visa debit card before initiating a withdrawal.

Once I headed to the cashier and selected “Withdraw”, I requested the full £10 back. The steps were smooth with no unnecessary hurdles, and impressively, the money landed back in my bank account just 14 minutes later.

That’s a seriously strong turnaround, especially for a newer operator. Plenty of established bookmakers can’t match that speed.

To properly test William Hill's withdrawal speed, I made a £5 deposit using a Visa debit card and then went through the withdrawal journey. The process was easy, and the payment was in my bank account 15 minutes later.

To properly test William Hill's withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £5 deposit using my Revolut account, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. Things were easy to get done and the payment arrived in my account after 15 minutes, very quick indeed.

Faster than other methods, indeed, and this is probably due to the help of the partership between Revolut and Visa.

To properly test BetMGM's withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £10 deposit using a Visa Debit Card, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £10 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was simple, and the payment was received after 15 minutes of waiting.

This is quite a good time with Visa Direct, so we cannot complain at all!

We wanted to test the withdrawal process at Casimba Casino, so we created a new account and deposited £10 using a debit card.

After this, we headed to 'Profile' area of the site and then to the withdrawal cashier, which can be found in the side menu. Once here, we tapped to withdraw with our debit card and then waited.

The wait was not too long, too. Indeed, within 20 minutes the money was in our account.

To accurately test this new bookie's withdrawal times, I signed up, deposited £10 with my Visa debit card, and went through the withdrawal process.

It was simple and pretty fast, with my money arriving in 21 minutes. A great result, but still a bit slower than the instant withdrawals I have been experiencing on the well-known bookmakers like William Hill, Ladbrokes, etc.

To properly test Fitzdares' withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £10 deposit using my Visa debit card, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £10 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was simple, and I was quite surprised when the money landed back in my bank account just 22 minutes later.

Mostly thanks to the Visa Direct system, but credit to Fitzdares for processing it so quickly on their end with no delays or verification issues.

After previously seeing an 18-minute withdrawal time, we wanted to test Fairplay Bet again to see if any improvements had been made to the speed more than half a year later.

Unfortunately, the payment time actually got longer, as we were left waiting 24 minutes for our funds to arrive. It's not the worst and the difference isn't enough to really worry about. Yet, we would have liked to see it go the other way.

To properly test Hollywoodbets' withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £5 deposit using a Visa debit card, and then went through the full withdrawal process.

After tapping my balance and selecting “Withdraw”, I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was straightforward, and we received our withdrawal in 25 minutes.

While not instant like the very fastest bookmakers we’ve tested, this is still a solid turnaround time and a positive result overall.

We wanted to test the withdrawal times when using Google Pay. So we used the method to deposit £5 into our pre-existing Coral account and then headed through the withdrawal process.

Again, a £5 minimum was in place and we made the request shortly after the deposit. However, we did run into issues.

Due to the nature of our test - using a new method and withdrawing without staking - the payment was flagged by Coral. However, after verifying the reason for the payment's strange appearance, we were paid quickly.

Indeed, the money arrived 31 minutes after the clarification.

To properly test BoyleSports' withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £10 deposit using PayPal, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £10 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was easy, and the payment was in my bank account just half an hour later.

A very good result from PayPal, given it is normally hours.

We wanted to do a new test for the BoyleSports withdrawal process, given that the site has been updated recently. So, we went ahead and deposited £10, which is more than the minimum deposit.

Then, we went through the process of a withdrawal, whilst also adding a new card, which only added a few seconds to proceedings. Once done, we requested a withdrawal. Impressively, the money was in our account 35 minutes later, much quicker than the previous tests.

We wanted to properly test the withdrawal process on the Matchbook exchange, so we used our account and deposited £10.

From there, we withdrew the funds to our bank account, requesting the minimum amount, which is £10.

When we previously conducted the test, it took a few hours, but on this occasion, it took 35 minutes for the payment to arrive.

Bookmakers often get their withdrawal information wrong, so we wanted to test the system at 10bet to see how long the payment took to reach our account at a peak time. Indeed, we deposited £10 at the weekend and looked to withdraw it.

After heading to the cashier, via the 'Profile' icon, we selected to withdraw the money using a Visa card, and the money reached our account just half an hour later. Pretty solid, indeed.

This is my first time using the Dabble app, so I needed to sign up, deposit and test the product a little. Then, I went through the withdrawal process with £15 using Bank Transfer.

Just 50 minutes later, I received the funds back in my account. While not instant, it is hard to complain about a withdrawal time of less than an hour.

After last year's PayPal test on BoyleSports, it felt like the time to test another method.

So, I deposited £10 using Apple Pay and requested a withdrawal of the same amount. Impressively, the money was in our account 55 minutes later, but a little bit slower than our Visa and PayPal tests.

Due to Betfred updating its payment system, we wanted to see if there had been any changes to the withdrawal time. Unfortunately, that was indeed the case and not in a good way.

As usual, we headed to the profile area and then tapped 'Withdraw' to enter the cashier. After confirming the £5 withdrawal request, we began to wait for the payment, and it arrived in 56 minutes.

Not a bad result, but a 10-minute increase from our previous test.

To properly test Bet365's withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £10 deposit using a PaySafeCard, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £10 and submitted the request. The process was simple, and the payment was received after 57 minutes of waiting.

Certainly not too bad, considering the pros of using a PaySafeCard!

To test 7Bet for a second time, we deposited £10 using a Visa debit card and then headed through the cashier process, which was quick in its own right.

Just under an hour later, we received our money and that is a big improvement compared to our previous test, even if that also included the time for account verification.

After logging into my LuckyMate account, I initiated a withdrawal via my Visa debit card with the minimum amount (£10).

The overall processing time, between request and the funds arriving back in my bank account, was just 59 minutes. That isn't too bad, especially since it's much faster than our previous test of the bookie.

To properly test Bet365's withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £25 deposit using PayPal, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £25 (the minimum amount I could deposit) and submitted the request. The process was simple, and the payment was received after 60 minutes of waiting.

Considering other methods are quicker with Bet365, it is probably going to be a case of sticking with the normal!

To test Bet365's withdrawal speed, I made a £5 deposit using the new Revolut Pay method - which is being rolled out by several bookmakers. Then, we headed through the withdrawal process.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £5 and submitted the request. The process was simple, and we only had to wait an hour for the money to arrive. No complaints here, even if it's not Bet365's quickest method.

To properly test bet365's withdrawal speed, I logged into my account, made a £10 deposit via Trustly, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my profile icon and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. I encountered no issues and the money arrived in my bank account just over an hour.

It was a good result but not exactly instant, as some may think that Trustly is.

To properly test William Hill's withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £5 deposit using PayPal, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was easy, and the payment was in my bank account an hour later.

Considering the speed of other methods, you may be reluctant to use PayPal. However, it is a good time for the method itself.

Betway's withdrawal process has been disappointing in the past, so we wanted to test Apple Pay again to see if there has been any improvement in 2026.

So, we deposited £5 into our real account and then proceeded through the process. In the end, the payment arrived in just 1 hour and 13 minutes, much faster than our previous tests.

To test the instant banking speed at Betfred, I logged in to my account and deposited the minimum amount for the method, which is £5.

After the money was in the account, I tapped the 'My Account' option and then 'Withdraw' to get to the cashier. There, I requested a withdrawal of the aforementioned amount.

The money arrived in my bank account after an hour and 15 minutes. Considering the method, this was a rather disappointing withdrawal time.

To test Grosvenor’s withdrawal speed, I created an account, deposited £5 via Visa debit card, and then requested a payout for the same amount.

The withdrawal process was simple, I accessed it through my balance and submitted the request without any issues. The funds arrived in my account after 1 hour and 19 minutes.

Not the quickest turnaround we’ve seen, but still a reasonably prompt payout from a well-established casino brand.

Our Dabble withdrawal was conducted from a previously registered account, with our request for funds processed in the early afternoon on Saturday.

Just 97 minutes later, we received the funds back in our account. Whilst not instant, that processing speed is still pretty impressive for a bank transfer.

To properly test Dream Vegas' withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £20 deposit using a Revolut account, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £20 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was easy, and the payment took around an hour and 50 minutes to reach my Revolut account.

A simple process and a quick one at that.

BetMGM's withdrawal speed has been pretty solid in the previous Visa tests, but I wanted to see how they performed with Apple Pay.

To start, I deposited £10 and then went through the withdrawal process. In just under two hours, I received my money back.

I utilised a pre-existing Betfred account to test the Skrill withdrawal speeds. To do this, I logged in and deposited the minimum allowed amount, which is just £5, via Skrill.

Following the withdrawal process, I then re-requested a withdrawal back to Skrill. From the point of request through to the funds arriving back in Skrill took just over two hours.

QuinnBet was a new bookmaker to me, so I signed up, made a deposit (£10) using Apple Pay and tested the site with a few bets. Then, went through the withdrawal process.

It was not quite as fast as other Apple Pay tests, but, still happy to get my money back in just over 2 hours.

To properly test Casimba's withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £20 deposit using a Revolut account, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £20 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was easy, but the payment took just over two hours to reach my Revolut account.

Considering its size, not a bad result at all. However, slower than some of its sister sites.

After the speed of my last DragonBet Visa test, I wanted to see if they truly accepted £1 deposits and withdrawals.

To mix things up, I deposited £1 with Apple Pay and went through the withdrawal process. But it did trigger an email alert asking why I did not wager the money, which is why the time is a bit slower in this test.

Still, getting your money back in 2 hours and 13 minutes is not a bad time at all. I just had to answer the email, and it was approved shortly after.

We wanted to test the speed of Betway's withdrawal process when using its 'Instant' banking system. To do so, we loaded £5 into a pre-existing account through an instant bank transfer. Then, we headed through the withdrawal process.

So, we requested a withdrawal of £5 (the minimum) and selected the 'Instant Banking' method. However, the payment was not really instant. In fact, it took a little over two hours to arrive in our bank account.

There are certainly faster methods available.

To properly test Coral's withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £5 deposit using my Paysafecard, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was simple, and the payment took just longer than two hours to arrive in my Paysafe account.

Certainly not a bad result at all.

To properly test Betway's withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £5 deposit using a Visa debit card, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was simple, and the payment was in my bank account two and a half hours later.

Certainly better than its previous result, but not the best in the UK.

To properly test Parimatch's withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £5 deposit using a Visa debit card, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was simple, and the payment was in my bank account around 2 and a half hours later.

Considering it had previously taken nearly day, this was a big improvement.

To test talkSPORT Bet’s withdrawal speed, I deposited £5 using a Visa debit card and then requested a withdrawal for the same amount.

I selected the withdrawal option via my balance and submitted the request without any issues. The funds arrived 2 hours and 57 minutes later.

While that’s comfortably within the same day, it’s not among the fastest payouts I’ve seen, so there’s still room for improvement.

To properly test AK Bets' withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £1 deposit using my Visa debit card, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £1 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was simple and the money arrived in my bank account after just 3 hours. It's not the fastest I have tested, but definitely a respectable score.

To properly test QuinnBet's withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £10 deposit using a Visa debit card, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my balance and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £10 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was easy, and our money took just over three hours to arrive.

Not too bad at all from a new-ish bookmaker.

I used a pre-existing Playzee betting account, initiating a withdrawal request of £10, choosing Visa debit as my preferred banking option.

I have experienced quicker withdrawals but at a complete processing pace of 3 hours 45 minutes, Playzee still ranks as a fast-paying operator.

To properly test StarSports' withdrawal speed, I made a £5 deposit using a Visa debit card and then went through the withdrawal process.

I entered £5 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was easy, but it was a bit slower than the best bookmakers, with the money landing back in my account 5 hours later.

We've tested Lottoland on several occasions now and we wanted to see if the process was any better when using Revolut to make our payment.

So, we deposited the minimum of £1 and headed through the withdrawal process - which remains incredibly quick, it must be said - and waited for the money to arrive.

In the end, we were left waiting around five hours, which isn't the worst. However, it's certainly not the best.

To assess Spreadex Sports’ withdrawal speed, I signed up, deposited £5 using a Visa debit card, and requested a withdrawal for the same amount.

After selecting “Withdraw” from my balance and submitting the request, the process itself was straightforward. The funds arrived after 5 hours and 52 minutes.

While not among the fastest payouts we’ve seen, this is still a same-day withdrawal, which many users will find reasonable.

To test SBK’s withdrawal speed, I deposited £10 using a Visa debit card and then requested a withdrawal for the same amount.

I selected the withdrawal option via my balance and submitted the request without any issues. This time, the funds arrived six hours later.

While that’s still a same-day payout, it’s not among the fastest results I’ve recorded, so there’s definitely room for improvement.

To properly test QuickBet's withdrawal speed, I signed up for an account, made a £10 deposit using a Visa debit card, and then went through the full withdrawal journey.

After tapping my profile icon and selecting "Withdraw", I entered £10 (the minimum amount) and submitted the request. The process was easy and the money was in my account six hours later.

Considering everything, certainly some things to improve on for QuickBet...

As an existing StakeWise customer, I logged into my account, deposited £5, and initiated a withdrawal for the same amount.

The funds were returned to my bank account in just over six hours, which is okay but far from the best test result we have registered.

I have had a Sky Bet account for quite some time now, but it's my first test withdrawing with Instant Bank Transfer.

Not that it was needed, but fun to see I could withdraw as low as £1 using Instant Bank Transfer. However, the name did not prove accurate, with my money arriving almost 7 hours later.