LeoVegas vs William Hill: which pays out faster?
Stated withdrawal times from each operator's own pages, player-reported payout speeds where we have enough reports, and public complaint records — side by side.
The verdict, from the data
- • By their own published times, William Hill's fastest route (Apple Pay, instant–1h) beats LeoVegas's (Apple Pay, <1h–3.0 days).
- • On payment methods both offer, LeoVegas states the faster time for 1 and William Hill for 2.
- • LeoVegas scores higher on our payout reliability index (64 vs 20), built from public complaint and review records.
- • Neither has enough moderated player reports yet for observed medians — stated times are operators' promises, not measurements.
Withdrawal times by payment method
| Method | LeoVegas stated | William Hill stated |
|---|---|---|
| Apple Pay | <1h–3.0 days | instant–1h |
| Bank Transfer (Faster Payments) | 24h–3.0 days | 3.0 days–5.0 days |
| Mastercard Debit | 24h–3.0 days | 24h–3.0 days |
| Neteller | not offered / not stated | <1h–24h |
| Pay by Bank (open banking) | not offered / not stated | <1h–24h |
| PayPal | <1h–3.0 days | <1h–24h |
| Skrill | not offered / not stated | <1h–24h |
| Visa Debit | 24h–3.0 days | <1h–3.0 days |
Green = faster of the two. Stated times are operators' own published claims (sources on each casino page); observed medians need at least 5 moderated reports. 18+.
Withdrawal rules & track record
| LeoVegas | William Hill | |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum withdrawal | £10 | £5 |
| Maximum withdrawal | £35,000 per transaction | £33,000 |
| Withdrawal fees | None | None |
| Reverse withdrawal | not offered | not offered |
| Payment complaints (open / resolved) | 2 / 2 | 28 / 5 |
| UKGC licence | 39198 | 39225 |
| Parent group | MGM Resorts International | evoke plc |
FAQs
Which pays out faster, LeoVegas or William Hill?+
By their own published times, William Hill's fastest route (Apple Pay, instant–1h) beats LeoVegas's (Apple Pay, <1h–3.0 days).
Is LeoVegas or William Hill more reliable at paying out?+
LeoVegas scores higher on our payout reliability index (64 vs 20), built from public complaint and review records.