Google Pay Betting Sites

Safe to use: While it might sound a bit unsafe to add your debit card details to your phone, Google Pay uses a very advanced system to ensure the privacy of these details. Furthermore, you will not be sharing the details directly with the bookmaker. Just like its competitors, therefore, Google Pay is considered safe to use.

Speed and convenience: For many punters, speed is of the essence and using Google Pay as the payment method ensures this. Instead of having to fiddle with a physical card, the details are already stored in the phone. This could prove crucial if you need to place a live bet before the odds change.

Low minimum deposits: Most of the betting sites that accept Google Pay also have a rather low minimum deposit for said method. As you can see in the table above, CopyBet is the only outlier here. It could still be worth joining that bookie, though, given the bet £10 get £50 welcome offer.

Few bookies accept it: Unlike Apple Pay, there are significantly fewer that accept Google Pay. This is bound to change in the future, but this is still something that punters will have to take into consideration now.

Welcome offer ineligibility: Most betting sites restrict their UK welcome offers to certain payment methods. In fact, only a few of the sites that accept Google Pay allow punters to claim the welcome offer with this method. This could be a deal-breaker for many punters and rightfully so.

No Withdrawals: Withdrawals with Google Pay are currently not supported, unlike Apple Pay. This means that anyone who deposits with Google Pay will have to choose a different method for the withdrawals, which is not ideal.