How Long a Withdrawal at StarSports Takes

With famous faces like John McCririck attached to StarSports, fast withdrawals are the kind of thing you’d hope to see. The popular sports betting site has tons of sports and countless markets to bet on, but it must be stated that the withdrawal methods are limited. This doesn’t have to be a deal breaker, as long as they offer fast, efficient payments for the withdrawal options that they do have. Is this the case? Read on to find out all about making a withdrawal at StarSports. 

Some online betting sites have dozens of payment methods available, while others only offer a few. StarSports currently belongs to the latter category, as they mainly focus on debit card withdrawals plus a few other options. 

If you’re tied to one type of withdrawal method, this could prove problematic. But as long as you don’t mind making a withdrawal to your regular bank account, which is the default choice for many players anyway, then you should be able to cash out with no issues at StarSports. 

Here are your withdrawal options at StarSports: 

• Visa 
• Mastercard 
• Maestro 
• Bank transfer 
• Cheque 

The time of your withdrawal will vary based on a few factors, including the time that it takes your bank to process the payment. As an approximate guide, StarSports states that you should receive your funds within two to five days of initiating the withdrawal process.

StarSports could speed up their withdrawals by adding in options for e-payments, crypto withdrawals, or adding the ‘Fast Withdrawals’ option which can be found at some online betting sites. However, we’ve found that their payment methods and withdrawal options are reliable, if a little limited – so you’re in good hands. 

Log into your account and go to the ‘Account’ tab, then click ‘Withdraw’ to initiate a cash out. Payments are available in both GBP and EUR.

If you try to use multiple payment methods, StarSports will need to split your withdrawals proportionately. So, if you’ve made half of your deposits via one bank card and half via another, you’ll also have to withdraw back half of your money to each to balance things out, so to speak. This is a standard tactic employed at online sports betting sites to make sure withdrawals go back to the customer who deposited in the first place.