We have carried out a Fun Casino withdrawal test, using a Visa debit card to withdraw £5 of real money from our casino account. The process time wasn't rapid, processing back to our bank account in just over 48 hours.
As you read on, we'll look at the details behind that withdrawal test, document a step-by-step withdrawal process and troubleshoot some common problems.
During our Fun Casino deposit test, we were able to identify how vast the banking options offered are. You've got Apple Pay, Pay by Bank, PayPal, Skrill and debit card.
Despite a strong line up of payment methods, your withdrawal choices at Fun Casino will be limited based, largely, on methods from which you've deposited previously.
The Fun Casino withdrawal process estimated our withdrawal time at one working day. This proved to be a fair assessment with our withdrawal test taking just over 48 hours to process, with a Sunday included in that run.
| Payment Methods | Min Withdrawal | Max Withdrawal | Fees | Withdrawal Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Visa | £10 | £2,500 | No fee | 24 hours |
Mastercard | £10 | £2,500 | No fee | 24 hours |
PayPal | £10 | £2,500 | No fee | 24 hours |
Instant Bank Transfer | £10 | £2,500 | No fee | 1-3 days |
Skrill | £10 | £2,500 | No fee | 24 hours |
We have referred to the Fun Casino withdrawal time at around 48 hours a few times within this article, but our withdrawal testing is more specific than that. We can pin down the exact minute a withdrawal was requested and the exact time the funds were received back on our banking method of choice.
You can see our full test results by clicking on the + symbol.
If you want to withdraw funds from Fun Casino, you can do so by following the steps below:
In the bottom left corner you will see a white wallet icon. Click it.
You will now be presented with a pop-up screen. Click on the "Withdraw" option.
You will see a full page of withdrawal options, however, it is likely a number of these are faded and non-selectable.
Choose one of the available withdrawal methods by clicking on the corresponding "Withdraw" buttons.
Enter your desired withdrawal amount into the relevant box and, beneath that, enter your account password.
Hit "Withdraw" when done.
You will now see a screen confirming that "You have successfully started your withdrawal".
Aside from being charged a withdrawal fee that we were not expecting, our Fun Casino withdrawal processed okay. Sometimes that won't be the case, though. Some of the common issues you might come across are detailed below:
An unsuccessful withdrawal is a withdrawal attempt that is rejected by the casino. It is one of the biggest complaints that you see across casino review sites.
Knowing why a rejection has occurred, though, is the first step to getting your issue resolved. The most common rejections fall into one of the below:
Reaching out to the Fun Casino customer service team is a good place to start with both of the above. They'll be able to give you a sure-fire set of steps to follow to unblock your withdrawal rejections.

We'll cut to the chase, our Fun Casino withdrawal process was far from perfect. The physical on-site steps were fine, with the process intuitive and the processing time did meet the one workday it claimed on triggering the withdrawal.
Unfortunately, that meant we had to wait from Saturday morning through to Monday morning; a period of over 48 hours. We will continue testing Fun Casino to see whether this withdrawal time was a one-off result or reflects the casino's typical payout times.
We haven't spoke glowingly about our Fun Casino withdrawal process. You might have a better time of it, though, and we want to know.
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Ash is a seasoned writer specialising in the UK's online gambling market. With a background in data analytics and hands-on knowledge of the gambling industry, he offers practical insights into online casinos in the UK.