Ladbrokes Casino and VISA Debit withdrawals

[aalglatt]

Hi all, I've tried to search for an answer before opening a thread, but doesn't seems there there any.

I've registered with Ladbrokes Casino on Saturday, mainly because of £25 no deposit bonus to test their casino, but after realising they won't issue it straight away, I've done £10 deposit with my Natwest debit card and after a little bit of luck I've managed to withdraw £1500 in few £200 and £300 chunks. Later I've realised that I could've done withdrawals from their betting shops, went to their live chat and was told that it's too late, money already been processed and sent.

As I never had any business with online casinos before (only poker), I want to know when to expect money to hit the card? They say 3-5 days, but I have a feeling it might take longer and just trying to plan it correctly when arrives and can't wait (maybe just impatient excitement hehe).

[H1_Roller]

Ladbrokes pay out remarkably quickly to debit cards. Example -

I recently made two deposits of £150 (in one day) totaling, obviously £300 (VISA Debit Card).
Later on that day I withdrew £750. The £750 appeared on my debit card balance and statement before the deposits had even registered (before they were listed on my online statement). It was probably a single working day if I remember correctly...

Although you don't seem worried I'll reassure you anyway that with Ladbrokes, you're dealing with the best in this department. 100% hassle-free transactions every time.

[aalglatt]

Although you don't seem worried I'll reassure you anyway that with Ladbrokes, you're dealing with the best in this department. 100% hassle-free transactions every time.

Thanks for information, glad to hear that. And good to know about debit card speedy processing, I presume speed depends on which bank they use themselves, and hopefully it will take much faster then what they do promise (3-5 days). I was genuinely surprised they haven't asked for any account verification, like bWin does with 1st withdraw, so was expecting for any Catch 22.

P.S. Checked my online statement now, deposit of £10 I made still doesn't show any information about transaction, just a blank line with amount, because all movements happened on Saturday evening. Maybe tonight when bank will refresh all transaction (2am) it will show up.

[H1_Roller]

I think the 3-5 working days thing is just to cover their own backs, in the off chance it does take longer. I'm pretty sure I've withdrawn £1000 before on a Sunday and had in in my bank account on Monday.
Sometimes it does take longer, like 2 or 3 days, but you won't get tagged along like you might at 'other' casinos.
I actually vaunt Ladbrokes so much on here I'm surprised Bryan hasn't given me a warning for being a 'Shill'

[vinylweatherman]

It's "too late" because Ladbrokes don't have this "pending period" BS that is all too common. The withdrawal was probably processed within hours, if not minutes, back to the debit card.

The 3-5 days is all down to the banks, who tend to take this long to post a transaction to a customers' account.

[aalglatt]

I actually vaunt Ladbrokes so much on here I'm surprised Bryan hasn't given me a warning for being a 'Shill'

Yes, I can imagine that being a huge brand with reputation does require them to maintain a good service. Even in their shops, they have roulette machines were you can actually win something feasible, like few weeks ago I've made £15 to £600 with them which was the reason I've decided to try their online casino.

[H1_Roller]

It's "too late" because Ladbrokes don't have this "pending period" BS that is all too common. The withdrawal was probably processed within hours, if not minutes, back to the debit card.

The 3-5 days is all down to the banks, who tend to take this long to post a transaction to a customers' account.

Good point, odd that I missed that. Withdrawals are processed instantly with Ladbrokes, meaning you can't reverse a withdrawal as the money is already winging it's merry way back to your bank account.

[aalglatt]

Good point, odd that I missed that. Withdrawals are processed instantly with Ladbrokes, meaning you can't reverse a withdrawal as the money is already winging it's merry way back to your bank account.

Yes, before registering with Labdrokes, on the same day I've registered with 32Red. I made a deposit of same £10 but they issued £32 bonus straight away. I was forced to clear it completely with their playthrough rules and managed to get to the same £1500, which I withdrew with Moneybookers, as they do allow to use any method you desire. While I was investigating their methods and sending documents to verification, I've found their Reverse Withdraw option and was tempted to try win something more while it was processing. Obviously, lost some £500 i reversibly withdrew and spent some more time and nerves until reached back to initial amount and then withdrew again and not touched it at all since then.

It's a very tempting option and done for a reason hehe. So kudos to Ladbrokes for their lack of that feature.

[shjcard]

Ladbrokes pay promptly but I never win there, its scary.

[steveh35]

The last comment is true they payout straight away but I haven't won there for so long to get paid out.