Revolut Bet365

Slattsy

Anyone have issues depositing money into their Bet365 account from Revolut?

bohsman

Yea, hasn't worked for me in the last month or so.

NaiveMelodies

They've stop allowing Revolut deposits.

ASOT

NaiveMelodies wrote: »

They've stop allowing Revolut deposits.

It's the other way around, revolut has stopped it in my experience.

NaiveMelodies

ASOT wrote: »

It's the other way around, revolut has stopped it in my experience.

Sorry, yes.

longshotvalue

ASOT wrote: »

It's the other way around, revolut has stopped it in my experience.

Add the revolute card to your paypal, and itll work then. Deposit through paypal and select use revolute card in paypal.


Came across this at cheltenham and this works great

Cherry_Cola

aidankkk wrote: »

Add the revolute card to your paypal, and itll work then. Deposit through paypal and select use revolute card in paypal.


Came across this at cheltenham and this works great

Yup this is the best way to do it! I got the PP Cash Card last year too and you can instantly top up your Revolut using that so handy if you win as the PP card doesn't work for a lot of things in my experience.

ASOT

Cherry_Cola wrote: »

Yup this is the best way to do it! I got the PP Cash Card last year too and you can instantly top up your Revolut using that so handy if you win as the PP card doesn't work for a lot of things in my experience.

I didn't think of that at all, thanks for that.

Cherry_Cola

ASOT wrote: »

I didn't think of that at all, thanks for that.

It's great but I did get a note that with Brexit, the PP cash card will not work past March. Will still chance it when that time does come and hope it still works.

pugw

Sorry to bring up an old thread, is it just 365 people had the issue with! Revolut told me I could no longer use app/card for lodging money to any betting sites!

Cherry_Cola

pugw wrote: »

Sorry to bring up an old thread, is it just 365 people had the issue with! Revolut told me I could no longer use app/card for lodging money to any betting sites!

Do it via Paypal for Paddy and Bet365. Skybet takes Revolut with no issues.

bladespin

pugw wrote: »

Sorry to bring up an old thread, is it just 365 people had the issue with! Revolut told me I could no longer use app/card for lodging money to any betting sites!

I don't use my card for these sites but, honestly would love to know why???

ustari

bladespin wrote: »

I don't use my card for these sites but, honestly would love to know why???

I'm guessing something to do with laundering money.

pugw

Yeah, they probably are exposed money laundering wise!
I was using it to keep pp off bank statement, and probably an uplift in number of small value lodgements over summer messing watching evening racing, but value wasn’t very big and lodgements / withdrawals more or less cancelled each other out

Shemale

pugw wrote: »

Yeah, they probably are exposed money laundering wise!
I was using it to keep pp off bank statement, and probably an uplift in number of small value lodgements over summer messing watching evening racing, but value wasn’t very big and lodgements / withdrawals more or less cancelled each other out

Just on this, I am applying for mortgage and was asked for 6 months Revolut statements.

longshotvalue

Shemale wrote: »

Just on this, I am applying for mortgage and was asked for 6 months Revolut statements.

Me too . Not the end of the world, because im only a tiny gambler. (it does open your eye when you seen it one after the other). And i dont think i can say to bank, feck sake if Fleeting had got the gap she would have won at 40/1, or similiar stories:rolleyes:.


As a matter of interest which was it AIB?

Shemale

aidankkk wrote: »

Me too . Not the end of the world, because im only a tiny gambler. (it does open your eye when you seen it one after the other). And i dont think i can say to bank, feck sake if Fleeting had got the gap she would have won at 40/1, or similiar stories:rolleyes:.


As a matter of interest which was it AIB?

It was a broker, he mentioned BOI. A pal works in PTSB and he told me a couple of years ago even a 5 bet would be looked upon negatively.

Managed not to punt online since Cheltenham so hopefully nothing will show up when we firm up application, nearly at 6 months now.

pugw

Shemale wrote: »

Just on this, I am applying for mortgage and was asked for 6 months Revolut statements.

Thanks for that, just heard something similar today myself! Maybe they shutting me down was a blessing In disguise! Will all banks turn you down for betting online? Will probably just lodge wih paddy now, it’s just annoying though because 365 are better for Saturday racing!

Shemale

pugw wrote: »

Thanks for that, just heard something similar today myself! Maybe they shutting me down was a blessing In disguise! Will all banks turn you down for betting online? Will probably just lodge wih paddy now, it’s just annoying though because 365 are better for Saturday racing!

Not sure, they may have softened their stance on it the last year or so but I dont want to take a chance given they have form

Standman

pugw wrote: »

Sorry to bring up an old thread, is it just 365 people had the issue with! Revolut told me I could no longer use app/card for lodging money to any betting sites!

I used Revolut to lodge money with Paddy Power no bother last week.

NeonWolf

bet fair takes revolut too

pugw

Sorry to bring this one up again lads. I was just wondering has anyone ever used the an post debit card to fund an account / via PayPal?
Looking to get something sorted so I can start using 365 when the jumps are back next month!
Thanks

danielivelinov

What apps have cards that work in Bet365 ?

danielivelinov

I actually found a solution - a special Bet365 virtual debit card from iCard

It's fantastic so far - the fact that it exists and works ... and is available for people in the EU.

ASOT wrote: »

It's the other way around, revolut has stopped it in my experience.

realdanbreen

What kind of money would you need to be withdrawing from your online account before the bookie might suspend it.
Are you better to let the winnings build up and then withdraw or withdraw small amounts.

NaiveMelodies

realdanbreen wrote: »

What kind of money would you need to be withdrawing from your online account before the bookie might suspend it.
Are you better to let the winnings build up and then withdraw or withdraw small amounts.

I'd be extremely confident in saying this is nothing you'll ever have to worry about.

Slattsy

NaiveMelodies wrote: »

I'd be extremely confident in saying this is nothing you'll ever have to worry about.

I lol'd

realdanbreen

Slattsy wrote: »

I lol'd

I'm sure you did, I mean that post was so witty and clever. You're middle name isn't Homer by any chance!

realdanbreen

realdanbreen wrote: »

What kind of money would you need to be withdrawing from your online account before the bookie might suspend it.
Are you better to let the winnings build up and then withdraw or withdraw small amounts.

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redzerdrog

Doesn't matter what way you withdraw

Hulk Hands

realdanbreen wrote: »

What kind of money would you need to be withdrawing from your online account before the bookie might suspend it.
Are you better to let the winnings build up and then withdraw or withdraw small amounts.

What do you mean by suspend? Restrictions on bets? Is it in your own name?

realdanbreen

Hulk Hands wrote: »

What do you mean by suspend? Restrictions on bets? Is it in your own name?

I know fellas who have had on line accounts closed and I presume they were closed because the punter doing pretty good. I'm just wondering what's the best way(apart from losing!) to prevent this happening.

Coneygree

realdanbreen wrote: »

I know fellas who have had on line accounts closed and I presume they were closed because the punter doing pretty good. I'm just wondering what's the best way(apart from losing!) to prevent this happening.

Bet on an Exchange

Labaik

realdanbreen wrote: »

I know fellas who have had on line accounts closed and I presume they were closed because the punter doing pretty good. I'm just wondering what's the best way(apart from losing!) to prevent this happening.

There limiting bets on Paddy Power. Max stake I could get on a 33/1 shot was 16.90 the other night. Scandalous.

Hulk Hands

You can withdraw away anyway. The only reason you'd have small withdrawals would be if you had an account in someone elses name and didn't want to draw the attention of the fraud team with a large withdrawal. Different departments completely would look after bet restrictions and fraud.

With the odd exception of someone simplifying language, if someone tells you their account was 'closed', they're talking brown or it was closed for some other reason like problem gambling. Bookies restrict stakes on certain customers but very very rarely close accounts.

Accounts don't get restricted by winning money, that's a misconception. Someone who clicks a few accums on winning favs or something won't get restricted. You only get restricted by regularly beating the starting price (in every sport), betting bad e/w, or underhand things such as backing clear errors (something 50/1 that's meant to be 5/1), bonus abusing or arbitrage.

The odd time someone who generally hasn't a clue will back something smart (eg a shortner from 20s to 5s in a maiden, or an error like above) and they'll get restricted almost accidentally because they're caught in the middle of something bigger. This is sheer laziness and stupidity on the bookies part but they're terrible for it. The likes of Coral see someone having maybe their 5th bet on an irish maiden and decide its not worth the effort monitoring him when the customer would be a good customer for them long term. The amount of smart bettors who've had 1 or 2 accounts restricted is very small, they're more likely to be accidental ones despite them wearing it as a badge of honour. Someone genuinely beating the game generally has all their accounts (and some of families/friends accounts) gone in quick enough time

Hulk Hands

Labaik wrote: »

There limiting bets on Paddy Power. Max stake I could get on a 33/1 shot was 16.90 the other night. Scandalous.

If it was the other night then i assume it was an overnight. 16.90x33 is a 578 quid liability on an overnight. That's not limited. Someone limited would get 25c on

Labaik

Hulk Hands wrote: »

You can withdraw away anyway. The only reason you'd have small withdrawals would be if you had an account in someone elses name and didn't want to draw the attention of the fraud team with a large withdrawal. Different departments completely would look after bet restrictions and fraud.

With the odd exception of someone simplifying language, if someone tells you their account was 'closed', they're talking brown or it was closed for some other reason like problem gambling. Bookies restrict stakes on certain customers but very very rarely close accounts.

Accounts don't get restricted by winning money, that's a misconception. Someone who clicks a few accums on winning favs or something won't get restricted. You only get restricted by regularly beating the starting price (in every sport), betting bad e/w, or underhand things such as backing clear errors (something 50/1 that's meant to be 5/1), bonus abusing or arbitrage.

The odd time someone who generally hasn't a clue will back something smart (eg a shortner from 20s to 5s in a maiden, or an error like above) and they'll get restricted almost accidentally because they're caught in the middle of something bigger. This is sheer laziness and stupidity on the bookies part but they're terrible for it. The likes of Coral see someone having maybe their 5th bet on an irish maiden and decide its not worth the effort monitoring him when the customer would be a good customer for them long term. The amount of smart bettors who've had 1 or 2 accounts restricted is very small, they're more likely to be accidental ones despite them wearing it as a badge of honour. Someone genuinely beating the game generally has all their accounts (and some of families/friends accounts) gone in quick enough time

What would happen for instance if you won a large amount and withdrew it and they found out you had an account registered before? Would they give you back all the money you lost previously and refuse to pay out your winning bet?

Hulk Hands

Labaik wrote: »

What would happen for instance if you won a large amount and withdrew it and they found out you had an account registered before? Would they give you back all the money you lost previously and refuse to pay out your winning bet?

Depends on the bookie. Unless you were restricted before I wouldn't worry. In the past you'd have gotten away with it either way. Nowadays its dodge if you were previously restricted but I'd still recommend anyone struggling for an account to chance it. Use a different address, email and payment method. Some people hate the uncertainty with something like that though so understandable if they'd leave it. If found, they might freeze winnings and refund deposit