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Revolut casinos in Ireland: sites that accept Revolut

In Ireland, a Revolut casino means an operator whose cashier accepts Revolut debit cards or transfers sent from a Revolut balance; the bank itself runs no games and holds no gambling licence.

Irish edition · Sources · Affiliate links · Checked 13 November 2026

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  1. Top of the list1NetBet

    NetBet

    • Licence: Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, remote betting (NetBet Enterprises Ltd)
    • Welcome offer: up to €400 bonus and 100 free spins, first deposit from €20
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    Details
    Licence
    Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, remote betting (NetBet Enterprises Ltd)
    Welcome offer
    up to €400 bonus and 100 free spins, first deposit from €20
    Operator's site
    casino.netbet.it
  2. 2Kings Game

    Kings Game

    • Licence: Anjouan ALSI-202410033-FI2 (Royal Way Limited)
    • Cashier: 50+ crypto and bank methods, card purchases by Visa and Mastercard
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    Licence
    Anjouan ALSI-202410033-FI2 (Royal Way Limited)
    Cashier
    50+ crypto and bank methods, card purchases by Visa and Mastercard
    Operator's site
    kings.game
  3. 3MagicianBet

    MagicianBet

    • Licence: Anjouan ALSI-202506039-FI2
    • Cashier: deposits and withdrawals in cryptocurrency
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    Licence
    Anjouan ALSI-202506039-FI2
    Cashier
    deposits and withdrawals in cryptocurrency
    Operator's site
    magicianbet.com
  4. 4247Bet

    247Bet

    • Licence: MGA/B2C/370/2017 for customers outside Great Britain
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    Licence
    MGA/B2C/370/2017 for customers outside Great Britain
    Operator's site
    247bet.com
  5. 5QuinnBet

    QuinnBet

    • Licence: GRAI-0633-RB-26-0001 in Ireland
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    GRAI-0633-RB-26-0001 in Ireland
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Listing as of 13 November 2026. Availability depends on your country. 18+.

Below the list you will find deposits, withdrawals, fees on a euro account, the gambling block and where Irish licensing stands.

The list above names NetBet, Kings Game, MagicianBet, 247Bet and QuinnBet. What each operator publishes about its licence and cashier follows below.

Ireland now has a gambling regulator, and obligations under the Act apply to licence holders when they become licensed by it, on a phased basis. Online casino licences are not part of the first phase.

The operators in the list: licence and cashier

The details below come from each operator's own pages, read on 14 November 2026.

  • NetBet: Licence: Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, remote betting (NetBet Enterprises Ltd); Welcome offer: up to €400 bonus and 100 free spins, first deposit from €20.
  • Kings Game: Licence: Anjouan ALSI-202410033-FI2 (Royal Way Limited); Cashier: 50+ crypto and bank methods, card purchases by Visa and Mastercard.
  • MagicianBet: Licence: Anjouan ALSI-202506039-FI2; Cashier: deposits and withdrawals in cryptocurrency.
  • 247Bet: Licence: MGA/B2C/370/2017 for customers outside Great Britain.
  • QuinnBet: Licence: GRAI-0633-RB-26-0001 in Ireland.

How to deposit at a casino with Revolut

Card or bank transfer (summary table)
Chart by casinos-revolut.net from the figures of this page, as of 14/11/2026
  1. Check the block in the app before you type anything. If it is on and you want it off, count up to 48 hours.
  2. In the cashier, look at what is offered to an Irish-registered account, and then at the settlement currency.
  3. Enter the amount and the card details, or pick the stored card if you have played there before.
  4. Complete the authentication step the cashier presents. It comes from the operator's payment provider rather than from your bank, so a failure there is a conversation with the site.
  5. Keep the reference, then open the transaction in the app, where the reason for a decline visible on your side appears.

Only the first step is a banking step. The other four belong to the operator, which is why a cashier has so little to say when an authorisation comes back negative.

Five checks before a first deposit

Find the company name in the footer, not the brand across the top. A licence, wherever it comes from, belongs to a company.

Note the authority and the licence number together. One without the other is not a check, it is decoration.

Open the cashier before registering, and read what it offers an account registered here.

Read the withdrawal minimum as well as the deposit minimum. Where those two numbers differ, a modest win may have no way out.

Look at the block in the app, and allow up to 48 hours if you intend to lift it.

Five minutes in total, and most of the deposits that fail without explanation stop happening.

Card or bank transfer

CriterionCardTransfer
Fee in your account currencynonenone for a local euro payment
Speed of credit at the cashierimmediatewhen the operator reconciles it
Caught by the gambling blockyesno
Weekly category ceilingabout €29,900 (the equivalent of 25,000 pounds sterling) per 7 daysapplies to the wire transfer category instead
Route back for a winrefund rails, sloweran ordinary incoming payment

For most Irish accounts the two routes cost the same, and the choice comes down to speed in and speed out. The card is faster going in; a transfer is usually faster coming back.

Apple Pay, Google Pay and the number on your statement

Five conditions govern loading the card into Apple's wallet. Verification of the account must be complete. The balance cannot sit below zero. Only Visa and Mastercard are supported networks. A card already digitalised on too many devices is refused. And a frozen or cancelled card is refused outright.

The last four digits shown for a wallet transaction on your statement are not your card's digits but an encrypted number, and the help page explains where to read the masked number when a merchant asks for it.

One situation makes this concrete. Where a cashier reconciles a payout against the four digits of the original deposit, that encrypted number will not match, and the operator will ask for a screenshot of the wallet instead.

The wallet changes the number on the wire and the authentication. It does not change the merchant category, so the block applies exactly as before.

Virtual cards

A single-use virtual card regenerates its number after each payment, and also if you do not use it within 24 hours of viewing its details.

A refund still arrives even when the card is no longer active or the number has changed, and you can give the merchant the number of another active Revolut card instead.

In front of a cashier that refunds to the deposit method, a reusable card saves an exchange of messages that a single-use number creates.

Payment flow diagram (Ireland)

How long do Revolut casino withdrawals take?

No casino payout time appears anywhere on the bank's pages, which follows from the payout not being its operation.

Three stages make up the wait: approval at the operator, dispatch by the operator, crediting at the bank. Stage one swings between hours and days; only stage three has published figures.

Two cashier rules matter before your first deposit. Many operators return money by the method it arrived on, so a card deposit becomes a card refund, slower than a transfer. And identity verification, required by any serious operator, is better done at registration than when a win is waiting.

A payout, segment by segment

Say a win of €300 is approved on a Tuesday morning.

The operator validates. This is where hours turn into days, and nothing in the bank's material governs it.

The operator sends, often in batches once or twice a day.

Your bank credits what arrives. Incoming money answers to none of your own limits, so this is the single link in the chain you can ignore.

If the money came in dollars, it stays in dollars until you convert, and the conversion is what draws on the monthly allowance and the weekend rule.

Spend it by card and nothing further is charged. Take it out in cash after the allowance is used and the 2% with a €1 floor applies.

Verification, and the best time for it

Any operator worth using asks for identity documents, and the only variable is when.

Done at registration, the check costs you nothing but ten minutes. Done at the first withdrawal, it lands precisely when a win is sitting in an account you cannot empty.

Typically that means identity, a recent address document, and in some cases evidence tying the payment method to your name.

Wallet payments complicate the last one: the statement carries an encrypted number instead of your card digits, so operators settle for a screenshot showing the card in the wallet.

Are there fees for using Revolut at casinos?

LineStandard plan
Card purchase in your account currencyno fee
Free cash withdrawals5 withdrawals or €200 per rolling month, whichever comes first
Above that allowance2% of the withdrawal, minimum €1
Basic Bank Account holdersfree withdrawals with no limit
Monthly exchange allowance€1,000, then a 1% fair usage fee
Weekend exchange1%, from Friday 5pm to Sunday 6pm New York time
Contactless, physical card€150, reset by a chip and PIN payment
Betting and gambling categoryabout €29,900 (the equivalent of 25,000 pounds sterling) per 7 days

The weekend line exists here. Exchanges on weekdays, between Sunday 6pm and Friday 5pm New York time, carry no fee within your plan allowance, and a 1% fee applies at the weekend. Pages written for sterling accounts do not carry this line at all, which is one reason to read the schedule for your own country rather than the first one a search returns.

The Basic Bank Account line is specific to this market and easy to miss: withdrawals are free with no limit for holders of that account type.

That €150 ceiling governs tapping a plastic card at a terminal, a situation no online deposit involves. It sits in the table because it gets quoted in the wrong context constantly.

A month of deposits, costed

Put €25 in twelve times at a euro cashier and the bank charges nothing, since buying in your own account currency is free of its fees.

Shift those twelve to a dollar cashier and you have twelve conversions eating the €1,000 monthly allowance, 1% charged beyond it, and another 1% on anything exchanged across a weekend.

A €200 payout credited by transfer is free. Draw that €200 in notes after the month's allowance has gone and the charge is two per cent, never below a euro, so four euro here.

Over a month, the only line that really moves is the settlement currency of the cashier. None of those charges exists because the merchant happens to be a casino.

Revolut help centre article on card payment fees and limits
Source: help.revolut.com (en-IE), screenshot of 14/11/2026

Is it safe to gamble with Revolut? The gambling block

The gambling block lives inside the settings of the Revolut app.

Payments by card that read as gambling are refused, and the page names bookmakers, online casinos and betting apps as the examples.

Merchant category codes drive the decision, and the page concedes that a company filing its gambling activity under another code escapes the block.

Everything else falls outside: a transfer is untouched, and so is a payment routed through somebody else's app.

Switch it on and it takes hold at once with no way around it; switching it back off runs to two days.

Settings that look like controls

Locking online transactions leaves in-person payments and those made with Apple Pay or Google Pay working.

Turn contactless off on the plastic and the two digital wallets carry on paying.

Two further switches exist: one retires the magnetic stripe, leaving chip and PIN or a tap, and one closes cash machines without touching anything else.

None of those four reads the merchant category. For gambling, the block described above is the only setting that does.

Blocking a single merchant

A merchant block applies to a merchant you have already paid. The cap is five live blocks, spread over at most three separate merchants in a rolling month.

Some merchants cannot be blocked this way, including Apple and Google; subscriptions with them are managed in their own services.

For a player, this tool fits the case of one specific site. When the problem is the category, the gambling block is the answer, with its 48 hour delay.

Revolut help centre article on how the gambling block works
Source: help.revolut.com (en-IE), screenshot of 14/11/2026

Why a Revolut casino payment is declined

Your own block is active. The authorisation stops at the issuer, and the message usually names your bank rather than the site. Removing the block runs to 48 hours.

A ceiling spoke first: either the one you placed on the card for the month, or the seven-day category figure.

A national list applied. The help page explains that regulators publish lists of licensed or unlicensed providers and that these are enforced regularly on a legal basis, then refers you to your local regulator for detail.

The fourth case is the operator's own refusal, which arrives as a message from the cashier and usually concerns verification or geography.

Retrying is the one response that makes things worse: the cause does not change between attempts, and repeated failures attract additional checks.

Revolut publishes a help page explaining why a payment to a gambling operator may be declined. For Ireland that page exists, unlike in Great Britain where the same address returns an error.

Its content is where the Irish particularity lies. The page states that, where applicable, each country's regulator publishes lists of licensed or unlicensed gambling providers and that Revolut enforces these lists regularly on a legal basis. Then, instead of linking a register, it tells you to refer to the legal requirements set out by your local regulator.

Compare that with the versions for Germany, Italy, Spain, France or Poland, where the same page links a specific national register.

So an Irish customer gets the rule without an address. The practical consequence is that you cannot check a brand against a national list of licensed casino operators, because that list does not exist yet.

Disputing a payment: the published calendar

StagePublished period
Initial review of your caseusually 8 days
Minimum wait before raising with the merchant15 days, depending on dispute type
Merchant response30 days for Visa, 45 days for Mastercard
Review of merchant evidence5 days
Further response after a second submission30 days
Escalation to Visa or Mastercardroughly 40 extra days
Resolution for up to 85% of disputes5 weeks
Complex casesup to 12 weeks

Source: help page on the dispute process and timelines, Irish locale, 13 November 2026. The same page states that the process is regulated and cannot be sped up, and adds that Revolut uses language model agents to adjudicate chargeback claims below a specified value automatically, by analysing customer and merchant submissions.

The threshold is not published, so you will not know in advance which side of it your case falls on. A file made of dates, amounts and attachments reads better than a narrative either way.

Before a dispute, write to the operator

Contact the merchant first. Cancellations, refunds and incorrect charges get resolved quicker through that route, and it is normally expected of you before a dispute goes in.

Gather the reply before filling in the form, since evidence of that exchange helps the case considerably.

File from the transaction itself in the app, where several payments can join one case.

Save the payment terms in the state they were in on your deposit date: that text is what the procedure will read.

Revolut help centre article on a declined payment to a gambling operator
Source: help.revolut.com (en-IE), screenshot of 14/11/2026

Are Revolut casinos licensed in Ireland?

The authority describes itself as Ireland's new regulator for gambling, gaming, betting and certain lottery activities.

Its stated role is to make sure gambling is well regulated and fair, that standards exist and are monitored, and that protections are in place for the most vulnerable, particularly children.

It also states the sequencing plainly: obligations under the Act will apply to licence holders when they become licensed, which will happen on a phased basis.

Read that sentence twice before trusting any badge. Until a category of licence is issued, no operator in that category holds one, and a site claiming otherwise is describing something that does not exist.

The regulator states that obligations under the Act apply to licence holders once they become licensed, and that this proceeds in phases.

The first is that a category without licences has no licence holders, so nothing in it can be described as compliant with Irish obligations today.

The second is that the sequence of phases, not the existence of the Act, decides when that changes.

Until then, the honest version of the page is the one you are reading.

What a licence number is for

A licence number is not decoration and it is not proof of good behaviour. It gives you one thing: an authority you can write to.

Three signals that end the conversation

A licence badge that links to an image rather than to a register. Any authority worth citing publishes a searchable list.

No identity verification anywhere in the sign-up flow. Verification arrives before a payout at any serious operator, and its absence marks a different regime.

Being asked to photograph the entire card with its security code visible.

None of the three needs technical knowledge. All three are visible before a single euro moves.

Pros and cons of Revolut casinos in Ireland

Pros

  • A purchase in euro from a euro balance carries no Revolut fee.
  • Once switched on, the block takes effect immediately and there is no way around it.
  • A refund lands even on a virtual card you have since deactivated.
  • ATM cash costs nothing for the first five withdrawals or €200 in a rolling month.

Cons

  • No Irish licence for online casino games exists yet, so the authority behind an operator sits outside Ireland.
  • Turning the block off again can take up to 48 hours.
  • Exchanges above the €1,000 monthly allowance and at the weekend carry a fee.
  • No casino payout time appears on the bank's pages.

Revolut has no casino and no slots

What it actually sells is narrow: a card, a balance, currency exchange, plus the block set out above. Games are not operated by it, no gambling licence is held, and the app contains no casino area.

Any site presenting itself as the official Revolut casino therefore belongs to somebody else. When a brand helps itself to a bank's name, treat that as a prompt to examine the operator rather than as an endorsement.

There is also no revolut casino login. To collect money a cashier needs card details, full stop. Banking passwords, app passcodes and one time codes dictated over a call are never part of it.

Alternatives to Revolut

Helplines and the blocking tools sit on responsible gambling.

For the full country comparison, see the hub page.

Responsible gambling

The National Gambling Helpline can be reached on 1800 753 753, and the bank's own help page lists it among the resources it names for Ireland.

The regulator publishes advice for the public, material on spotting signs of underage gambling developed with the Health Service Executive addiction services, and guidance for people struggling with gambling.

In the app, two tools are relevant. First, the category block: it judges the merchant's code, and undoing it costs up to two days. And the per-merchant block, available for a site you have paid before, bounded at five simultaneous blocks over no more than three merchants within thirty days.

The settings that look protective and are not, the online transaction lock and the contactless switch, leave both wallets paying. Anyone setting limits for themselves should know that before relying on them.

Revolut casino FAQ

Which online casinos accept Revolut in Ireland?

Any operator whose cashier offers card payments or bank transfers to an Irish-registered account. Whether a given card is accepted is decided by the operator, and the cashier displays it before you sign up.

How long do Revolut casino withdrawals take?

Revolut publishes no payout timetable for casinos; the clock starts with the operator approving and sending the money, and the bank credits it afterwards.

Are there fees for using Revolut at casinos?

A purchase in euro from a euro balance carries no fee. ATM cash is free for the first five withdrawals or €200 per rolling month, the monthly exchange allowance is €1,000, and exchanges at the weekend carry 1%.

Is it safe to gamble with Revolut?

It is switched on from your profile, and once in place it cannot be bypassed; removing it takes up to 48 hours.

Is any casino licensed in Ireland?

Not for online casino games today. Obligations apply to licence holders once licensed, and that is happening in phases.

Sources

  1. Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, role of the regulator, phased application of obligations to licence holders, and ESRI research on gambling consumption patterns, read 13 November 2026.
  2. help.revolut.com, Irish locale (en-IE), 13 Nov 2026: how the gambling block works
  3. help.revolut.com, Irish locale (en-IE), 13 Nov 2026: declined payments to a gambling operator
  4. help.revolut.com, Irish locale (en-IE), 13 Nov 2026: card payment fees and limits
  5. Revolut personal fee page, Standard plan, Irish locale, 13 November 2026.
  6. help.revolut.com, Irish locale (en-IE), 13 Nov 2026: card security settings
  7. help.revolut.com, Irish locale (en-IE), 13 Nov 2026: dispute process and timelines
  8. help.revolut.com, Irish locale (en-IE), 13 Nov 2026: Apple Pay card setup and the card number shown on statements
  9. help.revolut.com, Irish locale (en-IE), 13 Nov 2026: virtual cards
  10. help.revolut.com, Irish locale (en-IE), 13 Nov 2026: blocking and unblocking a merchant
  11. help.revolut.com, Irish locale (en-IE), 13 Nov 2026: gambling support
  12. Locales of the declined payment article, checked 13 November 2026.
  13. Operator pages reviewed on 13 November 2026.
  14. Revolut publishes no casino specific limits, minimums or payout times. No published Revolut Pay rule on gambling merchants was found in any locale read.
  15. Conversion of the limits published in pounds: ECB reference rate of 13 November 2026 (1 pound = €1.1968), rounded

Over-18s only. Gambling can bring debt, isolation and dependency. Ireland's National Gambling Helpline: 1800 753 753. Casino links on the Irish pages are affiliate links; opening an account through one may earn this site a commission, without changing any figure or the order on the page. This Irish edition has no connection with Revolut Ltd, nor with Revolut Bank UAB.