Raging Bull Casino withdrawal time has two parts: up to 7–10 business days for the casino to review the request, then the payment time of the method. Bitcoin, bank wire and paper cheque are listed at 7–10 days, Coindraw at 0–7 days. Entry-level accounts can’t take out more than $2,500 a week or $10,000 a month, so a large win comes in instalments. All figures are from the casino’s banking page and terms as published on 9 November 2026. We haven’t run a real-money withdrawal ourselves.
Raging Bull Casino withdrawal time and fees by method
The cashier offers four payout routes:
| Method | Minimum | Maximum per payout | Fee | Listed time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | $50 | $2,500 | $0–$40 | 7–10 days |
| Bank wire | $100 | $2,500 | $0–$20 | 7–10 days |
| Coindraw | $20 | $2,500 | not listed | 0–7 days |
| Cheque | $100 | $2,500 | $0–$25 | 7–10 days |
You don’t get to pick freely. If you mostly deposited by card, the casino pays you by bank wire, and the bank account must be in the account holder’s exact name. Crypto payouts are for players who mostly deposited crypto, and the casino can decide to pay in Bitcoin only. Players who have never deposited and are cashing out a free chip are paid in crypto, usually Litecoin.
Raging Bull withdrawal limits
The limits come from section 5 of the terms:
- Weekly: $2,500 approved and sent per week at the start. Higher VIP levels raise it. The VIP page shows $5,000 and $7,500 a week on the top two levels.
- Monthly: $10,000. If your balance is ten times your total deposits or more, the cap drops to $5,000.
- Pending: requests waiting for approval can’t add up to more than four times your weekly limit.
- Splitting: a payout can be split into several payments, each approved separately.
In practice: a $20,000 win at entry level comes out at no more than $2,500 a week and $10,000 a month, so the last payment lands about two months after you first ask, and that’s if nothing else holds it up.
Fees you can avoid
Two fees are entirely up to you:
- The 8% fee. If you withdraw without having wagered your deposit at least once, the casino deducts 8% (minimum $4) as an anti-money-laundering measure. Play through the deposit once and the fee doesn’t apply.
- Card deposit fees. Card deposits cost 3–10%. Crypto deposits are listed without a fee.
On top of that, the terms allow method fees of up to $40, or 5% in some cases, per payout.
Raging Bull Casino payout verification
“Payout verification” is the casino’s KYC check. It’s compulsory before any withdrawal, and also once lifetime deposits pass $5,000. The terms list the documents:
- Government photo ID (passport, driver’s licence or national ID card)
- A selfie of you holding that ID
- A utility bill from the last three months showing your full name and address
- Front and back of every card used to deposit in the last three months (cover the CVV)
The banking page says the documents go to support@ragingbullslots.com along with a form. For a new crypto wallet, the casino can also ask for a small verification deposit from that wallet first. Send everything before your first request. The terms say no withdrawal is processed until verification is complete.
Deposits, for comparison
| Method | Range | Fee | Speed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum | $30–$100,000 | none listed | 2–3 minutes |
| Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover | $30–$1,000 | 3–10% | instant |
| Changelly | $60–$200 | none listed | 5 minutes |
Everything is in US dollars. Canadian players are charged in USD and pay their bank’s conversion. The terms say the casino itself converts at oanda.com rates.
Does Raging Bull Casino pay out?
Search results for “raging bull casino not paying” make it sound like a yes-or-no question. The terms suggest it’s mostly a question of rules. The casino can lawfully delay, split or trim a payout in several situations:
- the bonus cashout cap was reached ($100 on a free chip; the excess is removed)
- a “Not Allowed Game” was played with bonus money
- documents are missing or don’t match the account details
- the player lives in a restricted country or used a VPN
- two accounts exist in one household
If you think a payout was refused wrongly, the casino’s footer links to the Central Dispute System, a third-party complaints form. It’s the only outside route the casino lists. The Anjouan licence offers much less recourse than a US state regulator would. Our review weighs this up. For bonus traps in detail, see bonus codes.