Under 10 minutes for BTC, up to 1 hour for other coins
| Date tested | 2026-07-15 |
| Method | Bitcoin |
| Deposit time | 6 minutes (BTC, 2 confirmations) |
| Withdrawal time | 8 minutes (BTC). Community reports range from 15 to 90 minutes. |
Our Bitcoin cashout landed in eight minutes, comfortably inside the sub-ten-minute figure Bet105 advertises. We'll be honest that this is one test on one day. Community reports range wider, roughly 15 to 90 minutes, so treat ours as a good-day data point rather than a promise. Litecoin tends to be the quickest coin overall if speed is your priority.
This is the detail most reviews skip and the one most likely to trip you up. Bet105 processes withdrawals during a set window, 7 AM to 7 PM Pacific Time, Monday to Saturday, with roughly 90% handled automatically. Request a cashout on Saturday night and it waits in the queue until the window reopens, which is less a stalling tactic than a reminder that the payout desk keeps banker's hours. So the "under ten minutes" figure is processing time once you're inside the window, not a round-the-clock promise. Plan your requests accordingly.
Bet105 doesn't charge a house fee on withdrawals, you only pay the blockchain network fee. There is one catch worth knowing: if you deposit and then try to withdraw without wagering the deposit at least once, a 0.5% deposit-and-run fee applies. It's a small amount, but it surprises people who fund an account, change their mind, and try to pull straight back out.
Speed comes down to network congestion, how many confirmations Bet105 requires before releasing funds, whether you're inside the payout window, and whether your account has cleared any 2FA or verification step. Bet105 uses app-based two-factor through an authenticator, usually required before a withdrawal goes through, so set that up before you're sitting on a winning balance. Other coins can take up to an hour by the operator's own stated range.
If raw speed is the goal, Litecoin often edges out Bitcoin because its network confirms faster and cheaper, especially when Bitcoin fees spike during busy periods. Bitcoin remains the safe default and is what we timed. The stablecoins, USDT and USDC, are the pick when you care more about locking in a dollar value than shaving minutes, since they don't move in price while you wait. Whichever you choose, the coin you withdraw in generally has to match how your account is set up, so check the cashier rather than assuming you can switch chains at will.
Two ceilings shape a big withdrawal. Winnings are capped at $100,000 per bet and $100,000 per month under the terms, and the weekly withdrawal ceiling is the disputed one: $100,000 per week by the operator's own terms, though some reviews cite $250,000. For ordinary stakes none of this bites. If you're sitting on a five-figure win, plan for it to come out in tranches rather than a single click, and read the numbers on our payment methods page first.
See all accepted payment methods, the general withdrawals deep dive, or the KYC page for what can slow a large cashout. 18+.