Guide
Fees, minimums and upper limits
Who charges for what, the smallest amounts accepted, and the largest withdrawals stated.
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Charges
Casinos here generally say they charge nothing for paying in, though PlayOJO's Skrill page warns that some methods may carry a deposit fee. On withdrawals most say they charge nothing; BetMGM's and LeoVegas's terms allow a processing fee on withdrawals under £10, even though their help pages describe withdrawals as free, and PlayOJO charges £10 for a wire transfer of £500 or less. Your own bank or wallet may still charge — a few casinos warn that some card issuers treat a gambling payment as a cash transaction.
Smallest amounts
£5 or £10 is the usual minimum each way. Where a casino gives different minimums on different pages, its page here shows the stricter one and quotes both.
Upper limits
Few casinos publish a ceiling. Those that do set it per transaction or per method — from £4,000 for PayPal at BetMGM to £50,000 for one withdrawal at Mr Green and £250,000 for a bank payment at the Gamesys sites.
Deposit limits you set yourself
Since 31 October 2025 casinos must prompt you to set a deposit limit when you open an account or first pay in, and from 30 September 2026 a deposit limit counts everything you pay in, not what is left after withdrawals.
Charges, minimums and upper limits
Summaries in our words; open a casino's page for its exact wording and source.
| Casino | No charge to deposit | No charge to withdraw | Lowest deposit | Lowest withdrawal | Largest withdrawal stated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bally Casino | no deposit charge (T&C 5.1) | no withdrawal charge (T&C 5.1) | £10 | £10 | £25,000 per transaction (card / Apple Pay / Google Pay); £250,000 per bank transaction; no period cap |
| BetMGM | No deposit fee charged by BetMGM | No withdrawal fee in general, but T&C allow a processing fee on withdrawals under £10 | £10 (all methods in the table) | £10 (all methods in the table) | Per-method maximum withdrawal printed |
| BoyleSports Casino | No deposit fee charged by BOYLE Sports | Not stated | £5 | £10 to all methods | Not stated |
| Coral Casino | No deposit fee charged by Coral | Coral charges no withdrawal fees | £5 lowest stated (Google Pay, Pay by Bank) | £5 lowest stated (Google Pay, Fast Bank Transfer) | Per-method maximums printed |
| Jackpotjoy | no deposit charge (T&C 5.1) | no withdrawal charge (T&C 5.1) | £10 | £10 | £25,000 per transaction (card / Apple Pay / Google Pay); £250,000 per bank transaction; no period cap |
| LeoVegas | Not stated | No withdrawal fee in general, but T&C allow a processing fee on withdrawals under £10 | £10 for every listed method | £10; smaller amounts only via Customer Support | Per-method maximum withdrawal printed |
| Mr Green | Not stated | No withdrawal fee from Mr Green; bank or provider may charge | £5 | £5; below that, contact support | £50,000 per single withdrawal (number of withdrawals not limited) |
| PartyCasino | No deposit fee charged by PartyCasino | PartyCasino charges no withdrawal fees | £5 lowest stated (Google Pay, Pay by Bank) | £5 lowest stated (Google Pay) | Per-method maximums printed |
| PlayOJO | Most method pages say no deposit fee, but the Skrill page says some methods may carry deposit fees | Wire Transfer withdrawals £10 (free over £500); cards and online wallets free | £10 | No general minimum (T&C); PayPal £20 | Per-transaction cap shown in the cashier; PayPal £5,000 per transaction; no limit on number of withdrawals |
| Sky Vegas | no deposit charge | no withdrawal charge to online payment services, UK debit cards or international Visa cards | £5 | £10 (T&C); help pages say £5 for cards and Pay by Bank, none for Revolut Pay | Not stated |
| Virgin Games | no deposit charge (T&C 5.1) | no withdrawal charge (T&C 5.1) | £10 | £10 | £25,000 per transaction (card / Apple Pay / Google Pay); £250,000 per bank transaction; no period cap |