The Rollerbet withdrawal process isn't the quickest, taking just over 17 hours to return our funds via Visa debit card.
We will explore the specific details relating to the above mentioned test in this article, whilst also assessing the wider Rollerbet withdrawal process, banking methods and fees.
TECH-IN GLOBAL LTD (UKGC: 66539) brand Rollerbet is one of the newest bookmakers in the UK, only launching in August 2026. Despite that recent entrance to the UK market, the withdrawal methods are a little underwhelming.
As established in our Rollerbet deposit guide, punters only have debit cards available to them to add funds to their accounts. That limitation applies to withdrawals too.
There is nothing groundbreaking about the withdrawal methods, whilst the Rollerbet withdrawal time isn't anything to write home about.
Our withdrawal test, which saw us withdrawing £20, took a little over 17 hours to process. Don't get us wrong, we've seen worse, but when you compare it to the sites out there that offer instant withdrawals, it leaves a bit to be desired.
If the withdrawal speed doesn't turn you off, the withdrawal fees might. Deposits that are not wagered to 50% before withdrawal at Rollerbet will be subject to 5% fees, with a minimum charge of £3.
Some of this is a real shame too, because the Rollerbet minimum withdrawal is only £1, which is very good.
| Payment Method | Min Withdrawal | Max Withdrawal |
|---|---|---|
| Visa | £1 | £53,000 |
Mastercard | £1 | £53,000 |
When it comes to the Rollerbet withdrawal time, there is only one route to pulling your funds from the account. That is to withdraw back to your debit card.
Our withdrawal tests showed that processing speed takes 1,024 minutes. That is narrowly over 17 hours.
With such withdrawal speeds noted, however, it does further beg the question why the brand doesn't consider offering E-Wallets and other modern alternatives.
You can withdraw your funds from Rollerbet without too much fuss. Our step-by-step withdrawal process can guide you through the clicks you need to take:
When logged into your Rollerbet account, click on the account icon in the top right corner of the site.
From your account menu, choose "Withdrawal".
Configure your withdrawal amount by keying it directly into the "Amount" line. When done, hit "Withdraw" at the bottom of the page.
You will now see a page confirming that "Your withdrawal is being processed."
From here, you can return to the Sports or Casino section.
Given Rollerbet withdrawals can take a few hours, knowing where to find visibility of pending withdrawals might come in handy.
A lot of bookmakers bury your pending withdrawals amongst the wider transaction history of your account. At Rollerbet, the menu selections break these two things into different spaces.
You have a deeper transaction log you can look at for deposits, bets and so on, but also a dedicated "Pending Withdrawals" section. To find this, simply open up your main account menu and look for the appropriately named button.

Ashley, an Ipswich Town fan, is an experienced content writer in the sports & betting space, who also has an extensive background in data analytics. Those skills combine here to allow for unique angles to be taken across a host of topics.