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Money won on the 22Bet website can be withdrawn. Send them by bank transfer, transfer them to a card, transfer them to a personal account in any electronic system. The bookmaker offers as many options that, perhaps, 90% of competitors cannot offer.

Users need to remember that withdrawal is available only in the same ways that were previously used to replenish the deposit.

Withdrawal Conditions

When sending money for withdrawal, the bookmaker itself does not take any commission. Only a translation service provider can take it. The exact amount of the commission fee can be found on the official website of the selected supplier.

We would like to draw your attention to the size of the minimum amount. You can withdraw at least 100 dollars/euros (the currency will be the one that the bettor chooses when registering on the 22Bet website). There is no limit to the maximum amount.

Now let’s move on to the time for which the money should be in the player’s possession. Usually, the withdrawal takes no more than 15 minutes. But there are ways of translating that can last much longer. So, for example, a bank transfer can take from one to seven business days.

The same applies to Visa, MasterCard and Maestro cards. Therefore, if you need money urgently, it is better to give preference to electronic payment systems. But you need to take into account that transferring funds to a card through them or trying to cash out electronic money will be subject to an additional fee.

What to do if the money does not come to the account for a long time after withdrawal

According to reviews, the bookmaker works stably, without failures. Sometimes payments can be delayed, but this is extremely rare. In any case, for any questions or emergency situations, you can contact the Support Service.

In case of detection of fraudulent actions, several accounts from the same person or other offenses, the user’s account will be blocked by the administration without the possibility of its restoration and withdrawal of available funds.