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This Is Vegas Casino Withdrawal: Methods, Limits and Payout Times
When you want your money, you want it plainly explained. Here is how a withdrawal works with us: the two ways we pay, the £500 weekly limit on pounds accounts, the documents we ask for once, and the things that move a payout along or hold it up.
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From the cashier to your account: how a payout runs
A withdrawal at This Is Vegas Casino starts in the cashier and ends with our finance team sending your money out. You ask for the amount, we check the account, and once everything is approved you join the next available payment cycle. Nothing is paid out before your account has been verified, and that check only happens once.
- Open the cashier and choose withdrawal
Pick wire transfer or Bitcoin and enter the amount you want to take out. The cashier shows what is available to withdraw at that moment.
- Send your documents, if you have not already
First-time payouts need identity and address confirmation. Digital photos sent by email are fine, as long as your name and username are included.
- Wait for the finance check
Our finance team looks over the documents and approves the request. This is a one-off step, so later withdrawals skip it.
- Join the next payment cycle
Once approved, your payout is added to the next available cycle and sent by the method you chose.
Processing time runs from 1 to 7 days in most cases, and can stretch to 12 business days depending on the method you picked. That clock starts when the request is approved, not when you click the button, so getting your documents in early is the single best thing you can do for a fast payout.
Wire transfer or Bitcoin: the two ways we pay
We pay out by wire transfer to a bank account or by Bitcoin to a crypto wallet. You can fund your account with plenty of other options, including cards, Skrill, Neteller, PaysafeCard, MiFinity, PayDo, Neosurf, Flexepin, Cashlib, CashtoCode, POLi, MoneyGram and online bank transfer, but the money comes back to you through one of the two payout routes.
| Method | Where the money goes | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Wire transfer | A bank account held in your own name | The standard route for pounds accounts; expect 1-7 days, up to 12 business days in some cases |
| Bitcoin | Your crypto wallet | Often quicker to land, but only available if you have already deposited in crypto |
We do not generally charge a fee on withdrawals. Your bank or your wallet provider may apply a charge of their own, which is outside our control, so it is worth knowing what your own provider does before you choose between the two.
How long you wait, and what shortens the wait
Most of the waiting in any payout is paperwork, not payment rails. Once the finance team has approved your account, the sending itself is routine. The list below covers the things that genuinely speed a withdrawal up.
- Send clear, full-page photos of your documents the first time, rather than cropped corners
- Include your name and username in the email so the documents are matched to your account straight away
- Make sure the name on your payment method is the same as the name on your account
- Clear any outstanding wagering before you request, so the full amount is available
- If you deposited in crypto and want the quicker route, request the payout in Bitcoin
If anything is unclear, our live chat is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. There is also a separate email channel just for finance and document matters, which is the fastest way to get an answer about a pending payout rather than a general account question.
Start with the welcome package
New players can claim up to £5,300 plus 250 free spins from a £25 deposit, with 20× wagering and a £5 maximum bet while the bonus is live.
The £500 weekly limit and what it means for a large win
Pounds accounts can withdraw up to £500 per week. There is no cap on how much you can win and no separate payment limit on progressive jackpot wins, so a bigger balance is paid out in weekly instalments rather than being cut down.
| Rule | What applies |
|---|---|
| Weekly withdrawal limit | £500 |
| Win limit | None |
| Progressive jackpot payment limit | None |
| Withdrawal fee from us | None as a rule; your own provider may charge |
| Cashout cap on welcome free spin winnings | £350 |

Your next big win starts here
A worked example makes it concrete. Say you finish a good session with £1,500 withdrawable. You request £500 this week, £500 next week and £500 the week after: three requests, three payments, the full £1,500 in your hands. The verification only happens on the first one, so the second and third move faster.
Verification: the documents we ask for once
Before your first payout is released we confirm who you are. It protects your account and your money, and once it is done you do not repeat it. Documents can be sent as digital pictures by email, with your name and username written in the message.
- A copy of your passport or ID, front and back
- A recent utility bill showing the name and address held on your account
- A copy of any credit or debit card used to deposit, front and back, with all digits covered except the first four and the last four
- A signed card authorisation form
- If you deposited with a wallet such as Neteller or Skrill, a shorter set of documents applies
When the finance team has approved what you sent, your account is cleared and the payout joins the next available payment cycle. Account details themselves are only given out once we have positively identified you over the phone, which is another reason the information on your profile needs to be accurate from the start.
Money going in: deposits, the 3% fee and how much you can fund
Your deposit choices shape your payout options, so they are worth covering here. A 3% processing fee applies to deposits. The minimum is £5 or £10 depending on which method you use, and the maximum runs from £200 to £1,000, again by method; the cashier shows the figures for the option you have selected.
Alongside cards, wallets and vouchers, we take crypto deposits in Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Tether, Litecoin, USD Coin and Tron. Accounts can be held in pounds as well as several other currencies. Deposits are final once they have been played, and we may refund a transaction on a risk check, in which case the deposit goes back to you and the matching credit comes off the balance.
Changing your mind: reversing a withdrawal before it is sent
A pending withdrawal can be reversed right up until it is processed. The credits return to your playing balance and you can carry on with them. Reversible withdrawals show up in the cashier when you go to make a deposit, so you will see what is still sitting in the queue.
What has to be settled before a balance is withdrawable
Bonus credits carry a wagering requirement, which is simply the number of times the credits have to be bet before the balance can be withdrawn. The welcome package runs at 20× with a maximum bet of £5 per spin or round while it is active, and winnings from the free spin portion are capped at £350 when you cash out. Go over the maximum bet and you put the bonus at risk, so keep an eye on your stake size.
Comp points work differently and are worth knowing about when you are planning a payout. Every real-money bet earns them, 1,000 points convert to £1, and the credits land as cash with no wagering attached. They sit in your balance ready to be withdrawn like any other funds.
Security around your money and staying in control
Every money transfer is protected by SSL encryption, so your personal and banking details are secured in transit. We hold a gaming licence and verify every account before the first withdrawal is processed. Game results come from Rival's cryptographically secure random number generator, which has been independently tested, and payouts are audited by independent auditors.
Gambling is entertainment and it carries real risk, so the tools to keep it that way are built in. You can set your own deposit amount limit, and daily, weekly or monthly limits can be put in place by our support team on written request. A self-exclusion programme is available and account access is blocked shortly after a request is made. Play is for adults aged 18 and over, and we publish links to Gamblers Anonymous, Gambling Therapy and the Global Gambling Guidance Group.
Questions about a payout?
Live chat is open around the clock, and a separate email channel handles finance and documents. Support covers English, Dutch, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.

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