I asked for £85 from my Stone Vegas balance at 2pm on a Tuesday and saw it in my PayPal account by 8am on Wednesday. Debit card and bank payouts took longer, and the first withdrawal on a new account takes the longest because of ID checks.
Log in, open the cashier, and select the Withdraw tab. Pick a method, type the amount, and confirm with your password. The minimum is £10 on every method I tried, and a confirmation email lands within a minute of submitting. You must withdraw to the method you deposited with, so a PayPal deposit returns to PayPal. If you topped up with Pay by Phone, you need a second method for payouts, because Boku handles deposits only.
Count two stages. Stone Vegas holds every request as pending for up to 12 hours while the payments team checks it, and then your payment provider takes its own time. Any Stone Vegas withdrawal time you see quoted refers to the second stage, so add the 12 hours on top.
Weekends add delay. I requested £120 by Faster Payments at 9pm on a Friday and the money reached my bank on Monday morning. PayPal and Skrill ran through the weekend without a gap.
Your first withdrawal takes longer. Stone Vegas asks for a passport or driving licence plus a recent utility bill or bank statement, and my documents cleared in about four hours on a weekday. A blurry photo of a utility bill gets rejected and restarts the wait, so upload clear scans when you register.
Stone Vegas pays out to PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Visa and Mastercard debit cards, and UK bank accounts through Faster Payments. UK rules ban credit cards for gambling, so the cashier does not list them. Weekly withdrawals cap at £5,000, which covers most balances but frustrates you if you land a big jackpot, because larger wins arrive in instalments.
These are the times I recorded after the 12-hour pending window ended. Your bank or e-wallet provider sets the final figure, so treat them as a guide.
Your cashier shows two statuses. Pending means Stone Vegas has not approved the request, and you can still reverse it and send the money back to your balance. Don't. I reversed a £40 request once and lost it again within an evening of spinning.
Processed means Stone Vegas has released the money and your provider now holds it. The method times in the table start from this point. If your account still shows nothing after the quoted time, send support the transaction ID from the cashier history.
Open the Withdraw tab before each request, because the processing time for each method sits beside it and Stone Vegas updates it when providers change. Upload your documents on the day you register so your first request skips the ID wait. Live chat runs 24/7, and email replies reached me within a few hours when I tested them. Gamble with money you can afford to lose.