Guide
Money goes back the way it came
The closed-loop rule each casino states, and what it means when you paid in two ways.
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What the rule says
Every casino here states a closed-loop rule: where the method you paid in with can receive money, your withdrawal goes back to it. It is an anti-money-laundering safeguard, so expect it everywhere.
When you paid in two ways
Casinos usually split the withdrawal: first back to each method up to what you paid in with it, then the rest to a method that can take it. Sky Vegas spells this out as a net deposit per method over the previous 150 days. Methods that cannot receive money — Google Pay at several casinos, paysafecard vouchers, PaySafe — need another destination, usually a debit card or bank account in your name.
The closed-loop rule, casino by casino
Summaries in our words; open a casino's page for its exact wording and source.
| Casino | Back to the method you paid with |
|---|---|
| Bally Casino | closed loop: back to the last deposit method |
| BetMGM | Closed-loop: withdrawals go back to the deposit method |
| BoyleSports Casino | Closed Loop Policy: withdraw to the deposit method; may be split |
| Coral Casino | Closed Loop System: withdrawals go back to deposit methods, may be split |
| Jackpotjoy | closed loop: back to the last deposit method |
| LeoVegas | Closed loop: withdraw to the method used to deposit |
| Mr Green | Withdrawals go back to the method used to deposit (unless agreed otherwise) |
| PartyCasino | Closed Loop System: withdrawals go to the card or e-wallet used to deposit, may be split |
| PlayOJO | Closed loop; if the deposit method can't take withdrawals, a verified alternative in your name |
| Sky Vegas | Net Deposit rule: withdraw to the method used to deposit |
| Virgin Games | closed loop: back to the last deposit method |