Roobet Withdrawal: How Long, What Fees, and What to Do If It's Blocked

1. How long does a Roobet withdrawal take?

Roobet states it sends the withdrawal as soon as it's approved. After that, three variables affect its arrival in the destination wallet:

• The number of blockchain confirmations required by the network;
• Network congestion at the time of sending;
• Requirements of the destination wallet (some platforms wait for more confirmations than others).

No timeframe in minutes or hours is guaranteed. See the official help article: 'I have not received my withdrawal'.

2. What are the fees for a Roobet withdrawal?

Roobet does not charge any platform-side fees on crypto withdrawals. Blockchain network fees are added depending on the chosen crypto and network conditions, and are displayed in the cashier when you make the request. Card/cash withdrawals follow the provider's rules: availability, fees, and processing times vary—the official article even mentions a possible provider fee after several card withdrawals, so it's best not to assume 'everything is free'.

3. Steps for a crypto withdrawal

1. Open the Cashier and go to "Withdraw".
2. Choose the cryptocurrency and the exact network offered in the cashier at the time of the request (common examples: BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT, USDC).
3. Paste the withdrawal address (never type it by hand).
4. Check the amount and confirm with 2FA.
5. Wait for approval and then for the blockchain confirmations.

A detailed comparison of deposit and withdrawal methods is available on our Roobet payments page, and the site's general operation is explained in our complete Roobet guide.

4. Why is my Roobet withdrawal blocked?

Four documented reasons account for almost all withdrawals that fail to process or appear stuck:

• Wagering requirement. A deposit must be 100% wagered before it is eligible for withdrawal (30% for received tips). Unwagered funds remain blocked for withdrawal, even if the total balance seems sufficient.
• Recent unconfirmed deposit. As long as the original deposit is not confirmed on the blockchain, the equivalent amount cannot be withdrawn.
• 2FA or KYC. 2FA is required to confirm a withdrawal; a requested but uncompleted KYC check will also block the transaction (details on our Roobet KYC page).
• "Sent" is not "credited." A "sent" status on Roobet's side means the transaction has been broadcast to the blockchain. The funds are only considered credited after being confirmed by the network and accepted by the destination wallet. Confusing these two statuses is the number one source of concern for crypto withdrawals.

5. Troubleshooting Checklist

1. Check the address and the exact network used for the withdrawal.
2. Verify that the original deposit is confirmed and has been wagered.
3. Find the TXID in your cashier history.
4. Check the TXID on a block explorer for the correct network.
5. Check the confirmation requirements of the destination wallet.
6. If the TXID is confirmed but the funds are missing on the receiving end: first contact the receiving platform's support, then Roobet support.

6. Card Withdrawals

Card withdrawal is not available in all regions and is subject to the third-party provider's rules. Availability, fees, and processing times vary by method, bank, and region.

7. Security — 2FA

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is required for sensitive actions (withdrawals, tips). It is configured in your account settings via an authenticator app, independently of KYC. For details: 2FA Guide.