How to withdraw money from Ladbrokes and when it arrives

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Choose Bank Account, Ladbrokes Card or PayPal, then allow for the method’s processing and arrival time.

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Deposit and withdrawal methods

7 for deposits · 3 for withdrawals

MethodDepositWithdrawal
Debit CardYesDeposit only
Apple PayYesDeposit only
Google PayYesDeposit only
PayIDYesDeposit only
PayPalYesYes
BPAYYesDeposit only
Ladbrokes CardYesYes
Bank AccountWithdrawal onlyYes

To request a withdrawal, choose how much of your available balance to withdraw and select a payment method. The time to receive the money depends on the method and, for a bank payment, the receiving bank.


How to withdraw money from Ladbrokes

You can withdraw to a Bank Account, Ladbrokes Card or PayPal. Have your payment details ready before making your request.

  1. 1
    Open the withdrawal section of your account
  2. 2
    Choose Bank Account, Ladbrokes Card or PayPal
  3. 3
    Enter the amount you want to withdraw
  4. 4
    Review the payment details and submit your request

A withdrawal moves available account funds to a payment method; it is separate from placing or settling a bet.


How long does each withdrawal method take?

Ladbrokes Card withdrawals are instant, while Bank Account and PayPal withdrawals have different processing timeframes. Processing and receipt are separate stages, so a processing time is not necessarily the time the money reaches you.

MethodProcessing or arrival time
Bank AccountProcessed multiple times daily, 7 days a week; typically received within a few hours when the bank supports fast payments via NPP. Some withdrawals may take longer.
Ladbrokes CardWithdrawals are instant.
PayPalTypically processed within 24 hours.

NPP is Australia’s New Payments Platform, which supports fast payments between participating financial institutions. The Bank Account timeframe for receipt depends on the receiving bank’s support for those payments.



What happens between requesting and receiving a withdrawal?

A withdrawal generally starts as a request against your available balance. The operator processes the request before the payment travels through the relevant payment network to your bank account or payment service.

Processing and payment arrival

A payment can leave the operator’s processing stage before it appears in a bank or payment account. The receiving institution and the payment network can each affect how long that final stage takes.

Pending and completed statuses

A pending status generally means a request has not yet finished the relevant stage. A completed status can mean the operator has sent the payment, rather than that it has already appeared in the receiving account.

Keep the request details handy while the payment is moving. The date, amount and destination help identify the transaction if you need assistance.


Why can a withdrawal take longer?

Delays can arise at the operator’s processing stage or after a payment has been sent. Common causes in Australia include:

  • Bank processing schedules.
  • Payment-network processing times.
  • Account or transaction checks.
  • Incorrect or incomplete payment details.

Identity checks can involve matching account information with documents or other records. A mismatch may need to be resolved before a transaction can proceed.

Bank holidays and the receiving institution’s own processing can also affect when a payment appears. A fast-payment network does not make every payment instantaneous.


Cash out and withdrawing money are different

Cash out is a way to settle an eligible bet before its normal outcome; a withdrawal moves available funds out of a betting account. Cashing out a bet and requesting a withdrawal are separate actions.

A cash-out amount can be different from the potential return shown when a bet is placed, because the bet has not reached its normal settlement. Once a bet is settled, its result determines whether a return is added to the account balance.


How to contact support about a withdrawal

Ladbrokes support is available through Live Chat, Phone and Email. These channels can help when a withdrawal status is unclear or a payment is taking longer than expected.

Describe the status shown for the request and provide the transaction details needed to identify it. Keep sensitive security credentials, such as your password, private.


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Frequently asked questions about Ladbrokes withdrawals

How long does a pending withdrawal take?

The time depends on the method and the stage of the payment. Bank Account withdrawals are processed multiple times daily, 7 days a week, while PayPal withdrawals are typically processed within 24 hours.

Can I withdraw money immediately?

Ladbrokes Card withdrawals are instant. Bank Account and PayPal withdrawals have different timeframes.

How long does a bank transfer take to arrive?

Funds are typically received within a few hours when your bank supports fast payments via NPP. Some withdrawals may take longer.

Does PayPal processing time mean the money has arrived?

No. PayPal withdrawals are typically processed within 24 hours, but processing and receipt are separate stages.

Is cashing out a bet the same as withdrawing?

No. Cash out settles an eligible bet early; a withdrawal moves available funds to a payment method.

Who can help with a delayed withdrawal?

Ladbrokes support is available by Live Chat, Phone and Email. Have the withdrawal details ready when you contact support.

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