Google Pay Betting Sites in the UK: Tried and Tested (2025)

Many still consider Midnite as a newcomer, but we would like to think that the site is much more than just that. With a design that stands out from other betting options in the UK, the site has only become better and better over the years. From the sportsbook depth to the low betting margins, there is indeed a lot to like.

Google Pay is one of the accepted methods at Midnite, with a minimum deposit and withdrawal amount of £5. The maximum isn't specified, but as you can tell from the sentence before, it's possible to withdraw with Google Pay from Midnite. This isn't always the case, so Midnite deserves praise here.

The fact that we got the money instantly in our test with Google Pay further strengthens the argument for Midnite. As if that wasn't enough, it's possible to claim the welcome offer with Google Pay. The method is indeed listed on the landing page for the offer and nothing in the T&Cs suggests that it's not eligible, which is great.

It's not like you need an introduction to bet365, but we will give you one anyway. Thanks to a really strong sportsbook, which is packed with features and promotions, the bookie has often been named as the best around. We definitely agree with that verdict, having used the bet365 app a lot over the years.

If you go to the cashier on the site, or in the app for that matter, you will find that Google Pay is one of the accepted methods. Bet365 actually has one of the few apps we have seen that offer the method on the iOS version as well, which might come in handy for some (although it seems unlikely).

The minimum deposit amount for Google Pay is set at £5, while the maximum amount is £5,000, but sadly bet365 doesn't allow withdrawals with the method. The bookie sort of makes up for this by the fact that you can claim the welcome offer with Google Pay, provided that you have gone through the full verification.

You might be surprised to see LeoVegas in a list of sports betting options, but the fact is that the orange-themed site has a very strong sportsbook too. The partnership with Kambi, which is also used on the sister sites such as BetMGM, means there is a lot to like. Of course, LeoVegas is a better option if you also intend to play some casino games.

Google Pay is one of several methods that can be used at LeoVegas, with a minimum of £10 set for both deposits and withdrawals. The maximum differs a little as you can deposit up to £20,000 but only withdraw up to £8,000. In short, it's possible to request a withdrawal with the method, which we actually tested.

It took just 16 minutes for us to get the money, so it was a great result. Moving on to the welcome offer, even though Google Pay isn't present on the landing page, it also looks like you can claim it with the method. All things considered, LeoVegas is a solid choice if you want both sports and casino.

Ladbrokes has been around for a long time, rightfully so, as punters have always been guaranteed a very high quality. From the market depth of the sportsbook to the low betting margins and multiple promotions, the list can be made fairly long. Even with Google Pay, it remains a good choice.

When you sign up at Ladbrokes, or when you log into your account, you can deposit as little as £5 with Google Pay. The maximum is a tad low perhaps, at £2,000, and it's not possible to withdraw with the method either. At the very least, we couldn't find it as a withdrawal option during our tests.

Taking a look at the T&Cs of the welcome offer, there are no mentions of restrictions for Google Pay, so that means you can claim the deal with the method. Considering that Ladbrokes has always had one of the most generous sign-up deals, not being able to claim it Google Pay would have been a shame.

Finally, in last place (even if our list is divided into categories), we have BoyleSports. The bookie recently upgraded its sportsbook, casino and branding in an attempt to continue the growth in the UK. So far, we are liking the new looks, especially since the features from before (which are good) have remained.

Google Pay is one of the accepted methods on the site, and it can also be found on the BoyleSports app (even the iOS version). The minimum amount is set at £5, nice and low, while the maximum is not specified by the betting site. From what we can tell, withdrawals are possible with the method, but it's not entirely clear.

What we do know, however, is that Google Pay can be used to claim the welcome offer at BoyleSports. This is great news as the welcome offer is rather generous, while those who sign up will also find tons of good promotions on the site. In short, the bookie is a very solid Google Pay option in our opinion.