At LiveScore Bet, during our testing, we had some luck with a wager and decided to request a withdrawal of €49. It took 35 hours from the withdrawal request to receipt of our funds in the bank account. This is not great time-wise, but not terrible either.
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.
LiveScore Bet is the betting project of the original LiveScore Group, formerly just Livescore, which was founded in 1998. Livescore Bet was launched online in Ireland back in 2021 and is operated by Livescore Betting and Gaming Limited.
The bookie appears to be up to speed with popular payment methods for Irish punters, offering debit cards, PayPal and Revolut Pay. Having three options is by no means excellent, but the varied options, coupled with the minimum withdrawal of €5, makes it more than acceptable in our eyes.
The withdrawal in our test may have been relatively slow, but the website suggests a withdrawal time of less than three hours by debit card during normal working hours. That is believable, as we normally have our money quickly with the aforementioned methods.
We will be back to test this soon, though, so stay tuned for that result.
| Payment Method | Min Withdrawal | Max Withdrawal | Withdrawal Fee | Withdrawal Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa | €5 | €20,000 | No fee | 35 hours in our test |
Mastercard | €5 | €20,000 | No fee | Within 3 business days |
PayPal | Not specified | Not specified | No fee | Within 48 hours |
| Revolut Pay | €5 | €20,000 | No fee | Within 48 hours |
It's hard to say at the moment, having done just one withdrawal test on a weekend for €49. From the information on the website and through years of experience, it's likely all three methods: debit card, PayPal and Revolut are typically swift.
Although our withdrawal took 35 hours in our test, the actual withdrawal request process is straightforward:
Making sure you are first logged into your LiveScore Bet account, open up your account section using the head & shoulders icon in the top right corner.
Now in the cashier section, from your account menu, scroll down until you see the "Withdraw" tab, which won't be in full view right away.
Simply enter the amount you wish to withdraw into the box provided. On this page, you'll see the note at the bottom about the payment options available for withdrawal.
Hit the orange 'Withdraw' button at the bottom of the screen.
As with deposits, we now see a green tick confirming the withdrawal request. This comes with a "thank you" note and suggested withdrawal times for your preferred banking option.
It took 35 hours for our €49 withdrawal to be processed, so naturally I was checking in on the status of the withdrawal. It's an asset to be able to do this.
To find your withdrawal history or pending withdrawals, simply click on your balance in the top right-hand corner of your screen. Now scroll down the menu until the 'transaction history' link is visible. Hit it.
In here you'll see any pending withdrawals, the time of request and its current status.

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.