I requested £150 from my Felice Bet balance at 2pm on a Tuesday and watched the cashier for the rest of the afternoon. The money reached my PayPal account by 7pm. That was the quickest Felice Bet withdrawal of my three test requests. The slowest, a Visa debit payout, took three business days because my first request triggered an ID check.
How to start a Felice Bet withdrawal
Log in, open the cashier from the top-right menu and select the Withdraw tab. Pick a method, type the amount and confirm with your password. The minimum is £10 for PayPal, Skrill and Neteller, and £20 for bank transfer. Felice Bet pays out to the method you used to deposit, so a Visa debit deposit means a Visa debit withdrawal until you have cashed out that deposited amount. A confirmation email arrives within a minute, and the request appears in your cashier history as Pending.
An active bonus blocks the Withdraw button. I claimed a 100% match, tried to cash out £40 midway through and got a message telling me to finish the 35x wagering first. Check the Promotions tab before you submit anything.
Felice Bet withdrawal time
I logged three requests to see how long Felice Bet takes to withdraw, and each one passed through two stages. The first is Felice Bet's own review, labelled Pending in the cashier. Mine cleared in 4 hours (PayPal), 11 hours (bank transfer) and 20 hours (Visa debit). The site states a maximum of 24 hours, and none of my requests went past it. The second stage starts when the payment provider takes over, and it accounts for most of the gap between methods.
My bank request went in at 9pm on a Friday and sat in Pending until 8am on Saturday. Card payouts slow down over weekends and bank holidays because card issuers settle on business days. A Reverse button appears next to every pending request and returns the money to your balance. I left it alone, because one tap makes it far too easy to play the money again.
Available Felice Bet withdrawal options
Felice Bet pays out through PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Visa and Mastercard debit cards, and bank transfer over Faster Payments. Credit cards are banned for gambling in the UK, so the cashier does not list them. PayPal gave me the shortest wait. Skrill and Neteller come close, though both charge their own fees when you move money on to a bank, so check your wallet's tariff before you pick one.
Debit cards suit you if you hold no e-wallet. Bank transfer works better for sums above £1,000. Felice Bet caps payouts at £5,000 per week, so a large win arrives in instalments.
Felice Bet withdrawal times by payment method
These figures combine my own test requests with the limits listed in the cashier. The clock starts when Felice Bet approves the request, so add the pending window of up to 24 hours.
Felice Bet withdrawal processed: what the statuses mean
Pending means Felice Bet is still reviewing your request, and you can reverse it. Approved means Felice Bet has processed your withdrawal and the payment provider holds the money. The history tab lists each request with a timestamp and a reference number. Quote that number if you contact live chat, which runs 24/7. My query about the debit card payout got a reply in under three minutes.
Complete ID verification before your first request. Felice Bet asks for a photo of your passport or driving licence, plus a utility bill or bank statement from the last three months. I uploaded mine after requesting the money, and the review added about a day. Upload them at registration and your first payout follows the same timetable as every later one.
My verdict: choose PayPal for speed, bank transfer for large sums, and a debit card if you have no alternative and can wait. Request on a weekday with verification finished and no active bonus, and the money should reach you the same day or the next.