LiveScore Bet Deposit Guide - Methods and Options for 2024

LiveScore Bet offers regularly changing bonuses when you open a new account. These are often linked to specific events, so it's worth checking the LiveScore Bet bonus code page before registering.

Once your account is open, you will need to make a deposit. LiveScore Bet operates a closed-loop policy, so it is worth looking at our withdrawal article before making a deposit. However, at this point, we should note that the options for payments at LiveScore Bet are limited to Trustly, PayPal and Debit cards. This means that, unlike other bookmakers that offer a wide range of payment methods, your main issue will be choosing which card to withdraw to rather than which payment method.

Visa and MasterCard Debit Cards

Deposit a minimum of £5 up to £20,000 using a debit card.

Although the default for a deposit is a minimum of £10, if you choose, you can deposit as little as £5 with a debit card.

There are no restrictions on adding new payment methods, but LiveScore Bet states that funds will always be returned to the most recently registered payment method for security reasons.

PayPal

Use PayPal to deposit up to £20,000 to your account.

For those who would prefer not to register a card to their LiveScore Bet account, PayPal is offered as an option. The benefit of using PayPal is that you won't need to enter your card details manually. And once funds are withdrawn to your PayPal account, you are free to transfer them to whichever bank account you like.

When you choose PayPal as a deposit method, you will be offered the option to set up a PayPal billing agreement, meaning that future deposits can be made with one click.

Trustly

Make instant deposits from your bank account.

Trustly allows you to make instant deposits from your bank account using open banking.

How to Deposit Funds

When you create an account with LiveScore Bet, you will be offered the opportunity to deposit funds immediately.

However, if you choose not to do this, it is simple to find the deposit menu, as the orange deposit button is shown on the top right of all pages once you are logged in.

On clicking the deposit button, you will be presented with a pop-up screen to complete your deposit. You can add a new card or select a payment method you have already used if this is not your first deposit.

Once you have completed the required details, click the deposit button at the bottom of the form, and your funds will be available immediately.

Setting Deposit Limits

Like other bookmakers, Livescore Bet offers a selection of tools to ensure your gambling is manageable.

Setting a deposit limit is a simple way to ensure you gamble within your limits. You will be offered the opportunity to set a limit when opening your account. You can also amend or add one later by selecting the Safer Gambling option from your account menu.

When you select this option, you will be offered a selection of tools to manage your gambling and your account. As well as setting a deposit limit, you can set reality checks to remind you how long you've been on site. You can also deactivate your account for a set period, self-exclude, or close your account completely.

Selecting the Deposit Limit option will allow you to set daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits.

Take care when choosing your deposit limit. There is a 24-hour cooling-off period if you want to increase the limit or frequency of your deposits. Reductions in the frequency or limit can be made immediately. Bets can be placed with stakes as low as 5p to make your funds go further.

Unaccepted Payment Methods

As LiveScore Bet only offers 2 payment options, there are many options not available that are offered by other bookmakers. T

• Alternative e-wallets - e-wallets such as Neteller, Skrill, Much Better and Rapid Transfer are e-wallets growing in popularity, particularly with gambling sites.
• Apple Pay and Google Pay - These payment methods are often offered to those using Android or Apple platforms to place their bets as they avoid the need to enter your card details. LiveScore Bet does not accept these, leaving PayPal as your only option if you don't have a card to hand.
• Paysafecard - Paysafecard offers the opportunity to buy vouchers using cash and then top up your account directly or using a Paysafecard online account. It is widely accepted by other sites, including Ladbrokes and Unibet.
• Credit Card - Credit Cards cannot be used to make gambling deposits in the UK.

Change Log

• 25th March 2024 - Added Trustly as a deposit method. Updated screen grabs to how current mobile site design.