Betting guides · Payments · Updated November 2026

Paying with Revolut at Irish betting sites

By the Irish Sports Betting Sites team

In short: a Revolut card works like a standard Visa or Mastercard debit card, so you can usually deposit with it wherever debit cards are accepted. Withdrawals normally go back to the same card. Revolut also lets you block gambling payments in the app if you want a break.

Depositing with Revolut

Add your Revolut card in the bookmaker’s cashier as you would any debit card. Some bookmakers also accept Apple Pay or Google Pay using a Revolut card. Deposits are usually instant. Use your euro account to avoid currency conversion.

Withdrawing to Revolut

Most bookmakers return winnings to the card you deposited with. Card withdrawals can take a few working days to arrive, depending on the bookmaker. Some offer faster payouts to cards, so check the cashier for times and any fees.

Revolut’s gambling block

Revolut lets you block card payments to gambling merchants from the app’s card settings. It’s a useful extra barrier if you want to take a break. Combine it with your bookmaker’s deposit limits or self-exclusion for the strongest protection.

Good habits with any payment method

  • Only deposit money you can afford to lose. Never bet with borrowed money.
  • Set a monthly deposit limit with every bookmaker you use.
  • Keep your betting money separate from bills and savings.

FAQs

Can I use Revolut at Irish bookmakers?

Usually yes, as a Visa or Mastercard debit card. A few bookmakers may decline some card types, so check the cashier.

How long do withdrawals to Revolut take?

Card withdrawals usually take one to five working days, depending on the bookmaker.

Can I block gambling on Revolut?

Yes. You can block gambling payments from the card settings in the Revolut app.

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Please gamble responsibly

18+ only. Betting should be fun, never a way to solve money problems, and no bet is a sure thing. Only stake what you can afford to lose, set deposit limits and take breaks.

If betting is no longer fun, free and confidential help is available. Call the Gambling Care National Helpline on 1800 936 725 (free, 24/7) or visit GamblingCare.ie. Extern Problem Gambling offers support at problemgambling.ie. Read our responsible betting guide.

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