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Betting Sites That Accept PayPal: Payment Update
Most big UK betting sites accept PayPal. We compare minimum deposits, withdrawal times and limits from our saved brand payment data.
2 NOVEMBER 2026
Head Sports Analyst
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PayPal withdrawal times and minimum deposits vary across the UK bookmakers in betting.bet's latest payment comparison, checked on 2 November 2026. The review covers 14 affiliated betting sites, with Virgin Bet listing instant PayPal withdrawals and bet365 listing a window of one to four hours.
The comparison uses the payment information saved on each brand's betting.bet record. It is a snapshot of those records, not an announcement that the bookmakers have changed their payment services. Where a minimum, limit or processing time has not been confirmed, it remains unconfirmed.
Withdrawal times show the clearest differences
Virgin Bet's saved PayPal details list instant withdrawals, while LiveScore Bet describes them as almost instant once processed. That qualification matters: the operator still has to process the request before the money is sent.
Elsewhere, bet365 lists one to four hours, William Hill one working day, NetBet 24 to 48 hours and BetMGM one to three business days. These are the recorded payment windows, not a guarantee that every request will arrive within them. Account verification and the bookmaker's processing can affect the time taken.
Minimum deposits also differ. Virgin Bet and Unibet list £5, while bet365 lists £25. Most of the confirmed minimums in this comparison are £10.
The latest saved PayPal figures
| Betting site | PayPal min. deposit | PayPal withdrawal time | Min. / max. withdrawal |
|---|---|---|---|
| bet365 | £25 | 1 to 4 hours | £10 / £5,500 |
| William Hill | £10 | 1 working day | £10 / £5,500 |
| Coral | £10 | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Ladbrokes | £10 | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| BetMGM | £10 | 1 to 3 business days | £10 / £4,000 |
| Unibet | £5 | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| BOYLE Sports | £10 | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Virgin Bet | £5 | Instant | £5 / £20,000 |
| LiveScore Bet | Not confirmed | Almost instant once processed | Not confirmed |
| Grosvenor Sport | £10 | Not confirmed | £5 / £30,000 |
| NetBet | £10 | 24 to 48 hours | £10 / £5,000 |
| BetUK | £10 | Not confirmed | £10 min |
| Betfred | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| 7bet | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
Grosvenor Sport has the highest confirmed PayPal withdrawal ceiling in this comparison at £30,000, followed by Virgin Bet at £20,000. Those limits should not be confused with processing speed: a confirmed maximum does not establish how quickly a withdrawal will arrive.
The gaps are also important. 7bet Sports has PayPal recorded as an accepted payment method, but its saved entry does not confirm the minimum deposit, withdrawal time or withdrawal limits. It remains in the comparison without figures being guessed. Betfred's saved payment record does not contain a PayPal entry, so this review cannot confirm its current PayPal availability or figures from our own data.
Payment acceptance is not welcome offer eligibility
Accepting PayPal does not by itself establish whether a deposit qualifies for a bookmaker's welcome offer. Some offers exclude e wallet deposits, including PayPal, and the relevant significant terms determine which payment methods qualify.
This payment comparison does not confirm bonus eligibility for the individual brands. Withdrawal rules are a separate consideration too: bookmakers may return funds to the original deposit method, and a first withdrawal can take longer while identity checks are completed.
The latest records therefore show a spread of confirmed PayPal payment windows rather than one uniform service. Missing figures remain missing, and neither a fast recorded withdrawal time nor an accepted payment method should be read as a promise about a particular account or offer.
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