When carrying out a €20 withdrawal through a Visa debit card, the Ladbrokes performance proved to be immediate, with funds hitting our bank account instantly. We can't say better than that!
In this guide, you will find our full test results, the step-by-step breakdown of the process, and tips to get your money out faster.
Ladbrokes is widely known to punters from all around the Emerald Isle. It is currently the official betting partner of Liverpool FC, one of the most supported clubs on the island of Ireland, if not the most.
As such, we expected big things during our testing, though the banking area might not be exactly that depending on what you prioritise. Only three payment options are available to deposit with, but at least bank transfer is added as a method for withdrawals.
The fact we saw no sign of Apple Pay or Google Pay was a bit of a surprise, but on a positive note, the maximum withdrawal is high at €100,000 through debit card. Our withdrawal test with the method was also instant, so that makes up for the lack of methods.
Below, we have collected everything about the methods that are available for withdrawals at Ladbrokes.
| Payment Method | Min Withdrawal | Max Withdrawal | Withdrawal Fee | Withdrawal Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa | €10 | €100,000 | No fee | Instant in our test |
Mastercard | €10 | €100,000 | No fee | Within 3 business days |
PayPal | €10 | €3,500 | No fee | Within 24 hours |
In our test, our Visa debit card withdrawal request was processed instantly and the money was in our account within a minute. This makes up for the lack of withdrawal options at Ladbrokes.
We could also withdraw via bank transfer, but this can take up to a few business days. PayPal may be a viable withdrawal option for Irish punters who choose the e-wallet as their preferred payment method before making an initial deposit.
Bettors should note that a deposit via PayPal will not trigger the Ladbrokes welcome bonus.
It's easy to withdraw money from Ladbrokes. Here's how:
Making sure you are first logged in, open up your account section using the head & shoulders icon in the top right corner.
From your account menu, choose "Withdraw", which should be visible towards the top.
We can see here that the Visa debit card we chose for depositing in our test is pre-populated in the cashier.
From here, it is just a case of entering the desired withdrawal amount in the box provided and choosing the wallet to withdraw from.
Now simply confirm the withdrawal by clicking the black "Withdraw" button at the bottom of the screen.
Job done! Bettors are now redirected to a page confirming the withdrawal request was successful. Hit Ok to browse, and there is also a "Track Withdrawal" button at the bottom of the screen.
Go into your "My Account" section on Ladbrokes by clicking on the 'head and shoulders' icon at the top right of the screen. Scroll down the menu until you see "Payment History".
Click in here and you can filter all transactions, including latest withdrawals, on your account. Bettors can also use the 'Track Withdrawal' button on the page right after making a withdrawal request.

Bryan is a seasoned tipster and betting writer, having worked for the likes of Unibet, Smarkets, and Pinnacle in the past. He also runs his own golf tipping business after amassing a large following over the years. At BettingLounge, he reviews betting sites from sign-up to withdrawal.