Colorado Sports Betting Deposits & Withdrawals
Comparison of CO sportsbook deposits & withdrawals for safe iGaming.
The absolute most important thing you need to know about Colorado’s online gambling market is that it’s now 100% legal to bet on sports at the state’s licensed online sportsbooks. The second most important thing to know is how you’re going to get money in and out of your account(s). From one operator to the next, the availability of Colorado sports betting deposits and withdrawals are far from equal.
Some operations offer their members only the bare minimum, while others present a full spectrum of credit, debit and prepaid cards, online banking options, web wallets, and more. While it’s true that quantity isn’t always as important as quality, having a wide range of options does make it more likely that you’ll come across one you already know and trust for your everyday internet financing needs. But first…
A Word about Colorado’s Preferred PayPal & Play+ Payments
PayPal has proudly served the digital payments market since 1998. As far as web wallets go, there’s no online payment processor more highly reputed in North America. As you’ll soon discover in the context below, only six of the state’s fifteen online sportsbooks cater to PayPal users.
Play+ is a prepaid card, and the most popular option among majority operators of the sate’s iGaming websites. This payment option is available at nine Colorado sportsbooks to date. Similar to PayPal, it gives users multiple ways to fund their Play+ account, and is also a viable withdrawal option. Play+ is, for all intents and purposes, a web wallet that caters specifically to US online gambling companies. Furthermore – and again, similar to PayPal – you can apply for a physical Play+ ATM card, free of charge, to access your cash any time at millions of ATMs.
We’ll talk more about these and other methods of deposit and withdrawal below. At the bottom of this page (following our all-sites comparison, PayPal and Play+ reviews), you’ll also find a complete list of all CO sportsbooks and their respective payment methods.
Comparing CO Sportsbook Deposits & Withdrawals |
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We’re going to kick this off with a quick chart depicting the deposit and withdrawal methods available at all of Colorado’s licensed sports betting sites. Note that Each payment type can, and often does, apply to one or more potential methods. Some examples include:
LEGEND+ = Viable deposit option. |
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Payment
Method |
Credit
/Debit |
Online
Banking |
ACH/
eCheck
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Web
Wallets |
Play+
Card |
Cash
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Bank
Wire |
Paper
Check
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BetFred
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+/- | +/- | + | |||||
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BetMGM
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+ | +/- | +/- | +/- | +/- | +/- | – | |
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BetRivers
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+ | +/- | +/- | +/- | +/- | +/- | + | – |
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BetWildwood
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+/- | +/- | ||||||
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Circa Sports
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+/- | – | ||||||
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DraftKings
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+ | +/- | ||||||
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FanDuel
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+ | +/- | +/- | +/- | + | + | – | |
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FoxBet
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+ | +/- | +/- | +/- | + | + | ||
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Elite Sports
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+/- | +/- | ||||||
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Monarch
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+/- | |||||||
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SBK
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+/- | +/- | +/- | |||||
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Sportsbetting
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+/- | +/- | ||||||
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SuperBook
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+/- | |||||||
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theScore
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+ | +/- | +/- | |||||
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William Hill
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+ | +/- | +/- | + |
CO Sportsbooks with PayPal Deposits & Withdrawals |
PayPal has been the US-preferred online payment method for more than two decades. A PayPal account is free to open, with most services being free, as well. If this sounds appealing to you – and for many users, the imminent security of an insured PayPal account does – the following Colorado sports betting sites accept PayPal deposits and withdrawals.
Lear more about Using PayPal at Colorado Online Sportsbook |
Primary Benefits of CO Play+ Sportsbooks Deposits |
| The Play+ Card is a unique payment option offered by more than half of the state’s online sportsbooks. It is a virtual prepaid account, and is also available as a physical ATM card. This double-feature means that users can fund a Play+ card on their desktop or mobile device, and cash out their winnings directly at millions of ATM machines all over North America.
You may have noticed that some CO sportsbooks, like Circa Sports, DraftKings, Elite Sports and Wildwood, offer little more than Play+ (if anything) for their members. That’s because a single Play+ account gives users most of the same payment options listed by their competitors. If you open a free Play+ account, you can fund it with a credit card, debit card, ACH (eCheck), or PayPal. By cashing out to a Play+ account, you can either transfer the funds to a linked bank account, or your PayPal account. Or, apply for the free physical Play+ card and withdrawal cash at any ATM displaying the PULSE or NYCE logo. The Play+ card is also a Discover debit card, so you can it for purchases anywhere Discover is accepted. To open a free account, visit the cashier page of any online sportsbook accepting Play+, choose this option, and follow the instructions provided. CO Sportsbooks that accept Play+ Card:
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Complete List of CO Sportsbooks & Payments Options |
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In this final section, we list every licensed iGaming operator in Colorado, in alphabetical order, and all of the CO sportsbook deposits and withdrawals they accept (at time of writing). You’ll find out about CO Sportsbooks with PayPal, Neteller, Skrill, Play+, and all other payment options you may have a preference for. Choose any sports betting operator from the list below to jump straight to it’s complete payments list, or keep scrolling to view each in turn.
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About the Author
Adalene Lucas: is our jack of all trades here at DBC. She is a skilled coder, gambler, writer and webmaster. She lives in Manitoba where she enjoys the lush landscapes and camping near Tulabi Falls. Nature gives her inspiration to write. When she's not immersed in nature, her favorite words are "game theory". She lives with her husband and their two Labradors, Kophy and Whisper.
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