There's few better feelings in the world out there than striking it rich at your favourite casino and if you're in the fortunate enough position to have done that recently at a live casino then we're here to tell you about the various methods there are to make a withdrawal. If there's a certain way you're looking to get your money you'll be happy to hear there's almost certainly an option for that so read on and we'll tell you all about them.

Withdrawing from a live online casino

The most obvious method for getting your money is a straight up bank transfer which gets the money where it usually needs to be without going through any extra hoops. To use this method is nothing more than a case of selecting wire transfer as your method and then entering in your bank details. This process does have some downsides to it namely that it usually takes 5 days to process which isn't great if you want to use the money right away.

A slightly quicker version of this is a Visa withdrawal which is pretty much the exact same as a bank transfer except it's done through your Visa credit or debit card. This method is slightly quicker than a bank transfer as it usually only takes 3 days to come in however it does require you have a Visa and it's probably not the fastest method we have for you today.

If you aren't too fussed about the money going straight into your bank account then a good option for withdrawal at a live casino is through an E-wallet service such as Paypal, Skrill, or Neteller. These transfers are usually a bit quicker than Visa or Bank transfers and when the money's in your E-wallet you can then use it to deposit on another site, pay for things online, or if you'd like put into your bank account. E-wallets are pretty handy tools to have if you play frequently at a live casino and so something we'd recommend you set up!

If neither of these options appeal to you and you'd like to avoid bank accounts completely then the next option available is Paysafecard. If you choose to withdraw your money through Paysafecard what you'll be given is a code to use which you can then use to purchase things at any site that offers Paysafecard as a payment method.

If this still doesn't fit your needs and you're looking for nothing more than cash in hand then the final withdrawal method we have for you comes courtesy of Western Union. Western Union is a money shop that you'll find on most high streets and along with changing currency for you they'll also turn your live casino account balance into cold hard cash. If the site you're on offers Western Union you'll be given a code when you choose to withdraw and when you hand this code over at a Western Union you'll be given your cash there and then. The downside to using this withdrawal method is that there are going to be charges applied to this transaction so only use it if you really want the cash.

These are the main methods that live casinos will offer players as a withdrawal method. Each of them are completely safe and have different advantages depending on what you need. If time isn't an issue we'd recommend you go with a straight up bank transfer, or better yet a Visa transfer. If you're happy to get spending online a little sooner then an E-wallet is a good shout, and if you just want cash then something like Paysafecard or Western Union are going to be your go to options!

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