Sportsbooks by payment method
Pick how you want to pay to see which sportsbooks take it, the minimum deposit and how fast they pay out to it.
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Compare ways to pay
6 methodsOut of the 11 sportsbooks we review. Pick a method to see every sportsbook that takes it.
Most widely taken
Online banking
11 of 11 sportsbooks
Fastest payouts
PayPal
Typically same day
Most pay out to it
Venmo
8 of 9 sportsbooks
- Online banking
11 of 11 sportsbooks
Typical payout: 1–3 days1 pay out instantly
- PayPal
10 of 11 sportsbooks
Typical payout: Same day2 pay out instantly
- Venmo
9 of 11 sportsbooks
Typical payout: Same day1 pay out instantly
- Apple Pay
8 of 11 sportsbooks
Typical payout: 1–3 days1 pay out instantly
- Play+ card
8 of 11 sportsbooks
Typical payout: 1–3 days1 pay out instantly
- PayNearMe
7 of 11 sportsbooks
Typical payout: Deposits only1 of 7 pay out to it
Also taken, no page yet
- Debit card11
- Cash at a casino cage9
- Bank transfer8
- Skrill4
- Credit card2
- Gift card2
- paysafecard1
- Check1
Paying in and out
Can I use a credit card?
At some sportsbooks in some states. Several sportsbooks have stopped taking them, some states such as Massachusetts do not allow it, and your card issuer may treat a deposit as a cash advance, with fees. Each sportsbook's review lists the methods we could confirm.
Where do these figures come from?
From each sportsbook's own help pages where we could read them, otherwise from dated reviews by betting sites such as Racing Post, TNT Sports and Covers. Each review lists its sources. Limits and times change, so check the cashier before you deposit.