LiveScore Bet withdrawal times and payment methods
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For LiveScore Bet customers in Great Britain, LiveScore Bet states that it aims to process all withdrawals internally within 24 hours of your request, which is its own processing stage.5 For the payment transfer stage that follows, the same article lists 1–3 working days for Visa and Mastercard debit cards, 2–3 working days (up to 5) for bank transfer, and “almost instant once processed” for PayPal and Apple Pay.5 Withdrawals cannot be cancelled once requested, and a second withdrawal table gives Visa a 2–3 hour transfer time instead, so the card figure is not consistent across LiveScore Bet’s pages.6 These are operator-stated estimates, not a guaranteed receipt time.
Operator-stated, checked 19 October 2026. Sources are numbered below.
LiveScore Bet withdrawal times by method
LiveScore Bet publishes different times for different payment methods, and sometimes for different stages. We show each stage in its own column: operator processing is LiveScore Bet's own review and release; payment transfer is the bank or provider's delivery time; a single stated time is used where LiveScore Bet gives one figure, labelled "request to receipt" or "stage not stated" exactly as the source allows.
- RequestYou ask LiveScore Bet to withdraw. UK customers generally cannot cancel it once made.
- LiveScore Bet processingUp to 24 hoursReview, checks and release by the bookmaker.
- Payment transferVaries by method (see table)Bank, card scheme or wallet delivers the money.
- Money arrivesYour bank or wallet may show it as pending before it clears.
| Method | Deposits | Withdrawals | Operator processing | Payment transfer | Single stated time | Min. / max. withdrawal | Fee | Conditions | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mastercard5678Debit card | Yes | Yes | Up to 24 hoursOperator processing | 1–3 working daysPayment transfer | Not published | £5max £20,000 | Free | 1 condition | Operator-stated |
| Visa5678Debit card | Yes | Yes | Up to 24 hoursOperator processing | 1–3 working daysPayment transfer | Not published | £5max £20,000 | Free | 2 conditions | Operator-stated |
| PayPal56789 | Yes | Yes | Up to 24 hoursOperator processing | Almost instant once processedPayment transfer | Not published | £5max £20,000 | Free | 3 conditions | Operator-stated |
| Apple Pay578 | Yes | Yes | Up to 24 hoursOperator processing | Almost instant once processedPayment transfer | Not published | Not publishedmax not published | Not published | 2 conditions | Operator-stated |
| Pay by Bank (Open Banking / Bank Transfer)5678Pay by Bank (open banking) | Yes | Yes | Up to 24 hoursOperator processing | 2–5 working daysPayment transfer | Not published | £5max £20,000 | Free | 3 conditions | Operator-stated |
| Revolut Pay78 | Yes | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not publishedmax not published | Not published | 1 condition | Operator-stated |
Conditions and notes. Our summary of what each operator says alongside the figures above; follow the numbered sources for the exact wording.
Mastercard
- Closed-loop / Net Deposit rules: withdrawals go first to the method(s) with positive net deposits over the last six months
Visa
- Conflicting figure: the 'Popular Withdrawal Questions' table gives Visa 'Transfer Time' as '2-3 Hours'
- Closed-loop / Net Deposit rules: withdrawals go first to the method(s) with positive net deposits over the last six months
PayPal
- The 'Popular Withdrawal Questions' table gives PayPal 'Transfer Time' as 'Instant'
- If the PayPal account has been closed, funds can be redirected to a bank account after review (up to 48 hours) plus about 2-3 working days
- Closed-loop / Net Deposit rules: withdrawals go first to the method(s) with positive net deposits over the last six months
Apple Pay
- Apple Pay is not listed in the withdrawal min/max/fees table
- Closed-loop / Net Deposit rules: withdrawals go first to the method(s) with positive net deposits over the last six months
Pay by Bank (Open Banking / Bank Transfer)
- Withdrawal tables label this route 'Bank Transfer'; the help centre does not say whether withdrawals use open banking or an ordinary bank transfer
- The withdrawal table gives 'Transfer Time' as '2-3 Working Days'
- Closed-loop / Net Deposit rules: withdrawals go first to the method(s) with positive net deposits over the last six months
Revolut Pay
- Listed as an accepted payment method; no withdrawal information published
LiveScore Bet deposit methods and where withdrawals are paid
Operator-stated, our summary A closed-loop Net Deposit system applies: funds must first be withdrawn back to each payment method with positive net deposits (deposits minus withdrawals per method over the last six months), which can split one withdrawal across several methods; once these are balanced the remainder can go to a method of the customer's choice. Payment methods must be in the customer's own name, and some methods such as prepaid cards may be deposit-only.101112
| Method | Deposits | Min. deposit | Max. deposit | Withdrawals to this method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mastercard | Yes | Not published | £20,000 | Yes |
| Visa | Yes | Not published | £20,000 | Yes |
| PayPal | Yes | Not published | £20,000 | Yes |
| Apple Pay | Yes | Not published | £20,000 | Yes |
| Pay by Bank (Open Banking / Bank Transfer) | Yes | Not published | £20,000 | Yes |
| Revolut Pay | Yes | Not published | £20,000 | Not published |
Compare these methods across bookmakers: Apple Pay betting sites: deposits and withdrawals compared, Bank transfer betting sites: ordinary transfers and Pay by Bank compared, PayPal betting sites: withdrawal conditions compared, Revolut betting sites: Revolut Pay, Revolut cards and the gambling block.
LiveScore Bet withdrawal limits and fees
Operator-stated, our summary The T&Cs say the operator ordinarily does not charge for deposits or withdrawals, the withdrawal table lists fees as 'Free', and the deposit FAQ says no deposit fee is charged on any method, though card providers may treat a deposit as a cash advance and charge their own fee. Dormant accounts (no transaction for 395 days) have 5% of the balance or £5, whichever is greater, deducted per month after at least one month's notice; the full pre-dormancy balance is refunded if the customer provides updated bank details.28
Published minimum withdrawal: £5 for the methods that state one (see the table above).
For how limits and fees work generally, see withdrawal limits and fees explained.
Verification before a LiveScore Bet withdrawal
Operator-stated, our summary LiveScore Bet treats account verification as a legal requirement and may ask for documents verifying date of birth, address or payment method, including a copy of the payment method used when withdrawing. Withdrawals are blocked while documents are unverified or KYC checks are pending, and the T&Cs allow payment to be withheld until age, identity and anti-money-laundering checks are complete. Submitted documents are aimed to be reviewed within 24 hours; source-of-funds reviews by the compliance team aim to reply within five working days, and declining may lead to account restrictions.211131415
Gambling Commission rules limit when a business can ask for information only at the point of withdrawal. Read verification and your withdrawal rights.
Pending, cancelled or declined LiveScore Bet withdrawals
Operator-stated, our summary Withdrawals cannot be cancelled. A requested withdrawal leaves the balance immediately and shows as 'Pending' for up to 24 hours while it is processed, then 'Confirmed' once sent; confirmed funds cannot be retrieved. Payments to a closed bank account or entered with wrong details are usually returned within 30 days and re-credited to the account.69
If a withdrawal is taking longer than the stated time, work through what to check when a withdrawal is pending.
LiveScore Bet withdrawals at weekends and on bank holidays
Operator-stated, our summary Transfer estimates may vary at weekends and on bank holidays, and the help centre asks customers to allow extra time over bank holidays because banks only process payments on working days. If funds have not arrived after 5 full business days, customers are asked to contact Support with transaction details and a bank statement.5616
Count working days for England and Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland with the working-day calculator.
Lost, replaced or expired cards
Operator-stated, our summary An existing card cannot be updated: a replacement or re-issued card must be added as a new payment method and Live Chat asked to remove the old one, to avoid withdrawal restrictions under the Net Deposit system. A withdrawal sent to a card that is no longer active should still succeed if the linked bank account is open; if the account is closed, funds are usually returned within 30 days and re-credited.917
Closed or self-excluded accounts
Operator-stated, our summary Customers can close their account and request payment of outstanding funds via Customer Support; closure occurs within seven calendar days of the request and outstanding funds, less any active bonus, are returned to the debit card, bank account or another payment method. During self-exclusion settled amounts cannot be accessed until the exclusion period expires, and self-exclusion extends to all LiveScore Group sites.218
See getting your money back after account closure or self-exclusion.
What we found in LiveScore Bet's own pages
- LiveScore Bet gives Visa debit cards two different transfer times. Its payment table in “Popular Withdrawal Questions” shows 2–3 hours for Visa against 1–3 working days for Mastercard,6 but the dedicated withdrawal-times article puts both card brands at 1–3 working days once processing is done.5 We use the dedicated article in the method table and keep the 2–3 hour figure in the notes.
- A third article widens the range: once a withdrawal has been processed and approved, it typically takes 1 to 5 business days to clear into your bank account.16 The bank transfer row also differs slightly, “2–3 working days (up to 5 max)” in one article and 2–3 working days in the table.56
- The payment methods list names “Pay by Bank (Open Banking / Bank Transfer)” as one method,7 while the withdrawal tables call the route “Bank Transfer”.6 The help centre does not say whether withdrawals go by open banking or an ordinary bank transfer.
- Apple Pay is missing from the table of withdrawal fees and limits, and Revolut Pay is listed as an accepted payment method with no withdrawal information at all.67
- Some pages carry another brand’s or company’s name. The deposit FAQ tells LiveScore Bet customers to check minimum deposits on “the deposit page in your Virgin Bet account”.8 The complaints page names “LiveScore Betting & Gaming Limited” as the licensed operator for step 2 but asks for letters to LiveScore Betting and Gaming (Gibraltar) Limited,19 which is the name on the Gambling Commission register.3
- The withdrawal table marks every listed method as free,6 but the terms charge dormant accounts:2 after 395 days without a transaction, LiveScore Bet takes the greater of £5 or 5% of the remaining balance each month. It refunds the whole balance as it stood before dormancy if you contact customer services and give updated bank details.2
- LiveScore Bet says its transfer estimates may vary at weekends and on bank holidays, and asks you to contact Support if money has not arrived after 5 full business days.516 No cut-off time for same-day processing is published.
Contacting LiveScore Bet and making a complaint
LiveScore Bet names eCOGRA as its alternative dispute resolution (ADR) provider192021. You can usually go to ADR only after LiveScore Bet's own complaints process has finished or 8 weeks have passed.
Our guide to complaining about a delayed payout explains each step. BookiePayout cannot see your account or resolve disputes.
- Fast withdrawal betting sites: stated payout times comparedWhich UK bookmakers state the quickest withdrawals, by method and stage: Pay by Bank, fast card payouts and standard routes for 24 bookmakers, with dated sources.
- Apple Pay betting sites: deposits and withdrawals comparedWhich UK bookmakers accept Apple Pay, which let you withdraw with it, which card the money goes back to, and the card rules and stated times to check.
- Bank transfer betting sites: ordinary transfers and Pay by Bank comparedWhich UK bookmakers take bank transfers and Pay by Bank, their stated withdrawal times and name checks, and why bank withdrawals can take working days.
- PayPal betting sites: withdrawal conditions comparedWhich UK bookmakers accept PayPal for deposits and withdrawals, their stated PayPal withdrawal times, minimums and conditions, and PayPal's own gambling rules.
- Revolut betting sites: Revolut Pay, Revolut cards and the gambling blockWhich UK bookmakers list Revolut Pay, how it differs from a Revolut card or bank transfer, stated withdrawal times, and what Revolut's gambling block covers.
- Why is my betting withdrawal pending?What a pending betting withdrawal means in Great Britain, how to tell the operator's approval stage from bank transit, and when to contact support.
Sources
Each number links to the page we checked. We keep a dated copy of every source for our records; the operator's live page may have changed since.
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- LiveScore Betting and Gaming (Gibraltar) Limited - Licence summary
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- Can I use a payment method in someone else's name?
- Why do I need to verify my account and payment method?
- How do I submit documents for account verification?
- Compliance
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