Paypal is an online payment system that most people have heard about, thanks to its close links with eBay (who now own the system). It´s not surprising that many people feel comfortable with using this system for making transactions online. You used to be able to use Paypal to play at most online casino and poker rooms, but they changed their policy some time ago. There are, however, quite a few casinos in the UK that accept Paypal as a method of payment for players who live in the United Kingdom.
It’s the most famous “web wallet”- designed so that you store your credit card or bank details in one secure place, and then use them as a “go-between” to make transactions online. Other web-wallet options include Neteller (who have been serving casino customers for many years) and Skrill (formerly known as Moneybookers)
Paypal tends to prefer to work with the bigger brands, be it casino or poker sites in the UK. So it should come as no surprise that they accept bets at Ladbrokes for example.
Ladbrokes run a “one account” policy across all of their gambling sites (poker, sportsbook, casino, bingo, instant win etc). So set up a casino, poker or sports betting account HERE , and when you load up your Ladbrokes betting account through Paypal (which they accept), you can then transfer the funds into any of your other Ladbrokes accounts (including casino and poker).
Paypal Casinos do not acccept USA Players.
Which Online Casinos Accept PayPal?
PayPal has very strict rules on which businesses and countries can use their system for gambling transactions. Please check our list of recommended Paypal Casinos below.
In which countries can you deposiy with Paypal?
PayPal is accepted for casino transactions at approved casinos in the UK, Sweden, Portugal, Ireland, Greece, Portugal, Finland, Denmark, Belgium and Austria. Australian, Canadian and USA casinos will not accept Paypal players.
What other payment methods can I try?
Please browse through our list of Neteller Casinos and Skrill Casinos: 2 very good web wallets that have wider reach than Paypal.
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