Best Cash Out Betting Sites in the UK (2024)

Punters won't be surprised to see bet365 in first place here, having been at the top of the cash out as well as bet builder game for quite some time now. In short, the bookmaker excels when it comes to innovation and its cash-out feature is one of the most advanced in the UK, which is great to see.

Full, partial and automatic cash out are all available on the site and these tools are very easy to use. As long as bet365 covers the event live, they are also available in-play and this is a common theme among the sites on this list. The fact that auto cash out is available stands out the most, as this is not always the case on betting sites.

There is also a great range of sports and markets that qualify for the cash-out feature, including horse racing, and this is why bet365 is one of the best sport of kings bookies. We could talk endlessly about the pros of joining bet365, such as the fantastic betting app, but we have said enough already.

Spreadex might be a surprise to some punters on this list, but the bookie is a fantastic option for those who want to try something new as well as enjoy all cash-out features. Offering both spread betting markets and fixed-odds betting, the bookie has an edge that the rest lack, which is never a bad thing.

Full, partial and automatic cash out are available on the site, just like bet365, and this is fantastic. Especially when toy consider that some of the bigger sites don't even have the automatic feature. The tool is also available for both spread and fixed-odds betting, so there is little to complain about.

As far as we can tell, the cash out is available for various sports and markets as well, making the bookie a worthy number second on this list. If there is one negative thing to highlight, it is the design of the site which can be a bit too much for some punters. A minor thing, though, as you can tell.

Coral is a classic bookmaker and one that has done really well for itself on the online gambling scene. We often highlight the fantastic selection of promotions for existing customers, but there is a lot more to like about the bookie. The cash-out feature, while good, is not as good as the previous three.

Full and partial cash out are available, but not automatic cash out, and this is something that the bookie must improve. A cash-out icon is shown next to the markets that are eligible but when added to the bet slip, there is no clarification, which made it difficult for us to see if acca bets qualify - it seems they do.

Bet builder bets don't qualify, though, which is a shame but also not uncommon among UK betting sites. Still, most punters will only be after the full cash out and then Coral is a brilliant choice, especially if you factor in the generous welcome offer.

BetVictor is the flagship product of BV Gaming, which operates sites like talkSPORT and Parimatch, so you would expect a certain standard on the site. We have previously praised the bookie's app for just how easy it is to browse and place bets, and the cash-out feature leaves a good impression overall.

Full and partial cash out can be found on the site but the automatic feature is lacking, though it is clear by this list that only a few offer it. Nevertheless, there is a cash-out icon next to the eligible markets and that is handy, though this disappears in the bet slip. But by all accounts, bet builder and combo bets don't qualify, whereas acca bets do.

The automatic cash out would be nice to have but at the same time, with a bookie of BetVictor's quality, it is worth signing up anyway. Especially since most punters will follow the events live and thus can cash out manually.

Betway has never been our favourite bookmaker, but the truth is that the sportsbook has a lot of good features. The promotions stand out the most, with games like 4 To Win, while the app is simple and useable - but perhaps a bit too simple. The cash-out feature follows the same vein, not going the full distance.

Indeed, full and partial cash out are available on the site and not automatic cash out. Single bets and acca bets are eligible for the feature, but not combo bets or bet builder bets. Ultimately, this will be enough for most punters and Betway also has a nice green cash-out icon for the markets that qualify (for several sports, it should be noted).

The welcome offer is not the best, unfortunately, but we still recommend giving Betway a go thanks to the free-to-play promotions. The latter have become more and more common in recent years, with the bookie also featuring 4 To Win.

SBK is only available on mobile, having decided to focus solely on the app, so it is understandable that some punters might be unfamiliar with the bookie. There is a lot to like, as we also covered in our full review, given that the sportsbook is comprehensive and the features plenty. That goes for the cash-out tool as well.

Indeed, both full and partial cash out are available on the site, more specifically for single and multiple bets. The cash-pout option can be found in the 'My Bets' area and under the 'LIVE' section. During our tests, we found the tool to be very easy to use and SBK deserves praise for that.

It is available across different sports and given that SBK is far from a prominent bookie, it was certainly nice to see both full and partial cash out. Traditional bookies like Betfred and William Hill have a thing to learn here.

Much like Coral, William Hill has been around the block for a long time and it is a bookie that many punters have blind faith in. The latter is justified in many ways, especially when you look at the withdrawal time and payment methods, but the cash out could be improved a little compared to the others.

Only full cash out was available during our test, though William Hill states on its FAQ page that work is underway to get partial cash out back. For now, however, it is not there and that is what we have to judge by. A little icon shows which markets are eligible for the feature, and several sports also qualify.

Bet builder bets don't seem to qualify, only singles and multiples, but this is rather common among the sites on this list. Still, for a bookie like William Hill, partial cash out is almost a must and we can only hope the technical error is sorted soon.

BetMGM only recently entered the UK market, teaming up with LeoVegas, and it has made great strides since. Most punters have an account on the site now, above all thanks to the generous welcome offer, and the sportsbook is very impressive to us. The cash-out, however, could use some more.

Indeed, only full cash out is available on the site and LeoVegas is to blame here. On the other hand, it is easy to use and a little 'cash-out icon' is also shown on the bet slip before you place the bet, thus confirming the eligibility of the selection(s). It should be noted that bet builder bets didn't qualify, but acca bets do.

Cash out is available for several sports at BetMGM, including horse racing, and this is great news. It is just a shame that we could not get the bet builders to quality for the tool, as this is something we tend to cash out quite a lot when we bet ourselves.

Betfred has a tremendous history, as well as a loyal fanbase, but the bookie has not always been the best at keeping up with modern innovations. The bet builder tool has been criticised by us before and unfortunately, the cash-out feature will receive the same treatment, simply because it lags behind a bit.

Only full cash out is available, not partial or automatic, and this must be considered a big drawback. Seeing as so many of the prominent sites at least offer partial cash out, you can understand Betfred's position here. At the very least, it is available for several sports including horse racing.

It would have been nicer to see a more developed cash-out tool, especially considering just how big Betfred is. There is a lot to like about the bookie, don't get us wrong, such as the fast withdrawal times. But small details make a big difference if many.

Unibet is normally one of our favourite bookies, but not when it comes to cash out. This is rather strange given that the site always has been at the forefront of innovation, but last place here is actually warranted. Or at the very least, it is tied with the other sites that only offer full cash out.

One thing that is nice, however, is how Unibet displays a little 'Cash Out' icon on the bet slip before you place the bet. Thanks to this, it is very easy to tell which markets as well as bet types qualify for the tool. Nevertheless, there is no doubt that it would have been very helpful to have partial cash out here.

We also had some issues getting cash out to work for horse racing bets, but perhaps that was just due to the low-level events that were on at the time.