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Deposits, Withdrawals and Verification on spree

Fund your spree account with PayPal, Venmo or a Play+ prepaid card, and request payouts through the same wallet you deposited with — access depends on your state and eligible regions.

PayPal depositsVenmo withdrawalsPlay+ prepaid cardSecure account verificationFast payout requests
spree Deposits, Withdrawals and Verification on spree
spree Move Your Balance Back to Your Wallet

Move Your Balance Back to Your Wallet

Withdrawal requests go through the same cashier tab you use to deposit. We route payouts back to the wallet or card you used to fund the account — that means if you deposited via Venmo, your withdrawal heads back to Venmo. Play+ withdrawals return to the same prepaid card. Before your first payout we ask you to complete account verification; once that

is done, future requests move faster. We do not set arbitrary hold periods for verified accounts, but actual timing depends on your payment provider's processing schedule, which is outside our control.

  • Go to the cashier — Open the cashier in your spree account and select the withdrawal tab — available on mobile and desktop.
  • Pick your payout method — Choose the wallet you deposited with. PayPal, Venmo and Play+ are the available rails for US accounts.
  • Enter the withdrawal amount — Enter the dollar amount, confirm your details, and submit. A confirmation appears in your account activity.
  • Verification check — First-time withdrawals require a completed identity check. Verified accounts skip this step on future requests.
PAYMENT METHODS

Payment Options Available on spree

We keep the payment list focused on the rails that work for US accounts — no obscure wallets, no wire transfers, no confusion. PayPal, Venmo and Play+ cover deposits and withdrawals for eligible states. Each method connects directly to your spree account balance, and you can switch between them at the cashier without contacting support. Availability depends on your state and is confirmed during account setup.

PayPal Deposit and withdraw using your existing PayPal account. Funds move between PayPal and your spree wallet with a few taps.
Venmo Use your Venmo balance or linked bank to fund your account and receive payouts back to the same Venmo handle.
Play+ A prepaid card option that keeps casino spending separate from your main checking account — load it, then use it at the cashier.
spree Put Money Into Your spree Account

Put Money Into Your spree Account

Adding funds starts at the cashier inside your account — tap the deposit button and the three payment rails appear immediately: PayPal, Venmo and Play+. PayPal and Venmo pull from your linked bank or card balance and reflect in your spree wallet quickly. Play+ works as a prepaid card you load in advance, which is a solid option if you want to

keep casino spending separate from your checking account. Choose the method, enter the amount, and confirm. We do not charge a deposit fee on our end, though your payment provider's standard terms apply.

  • Open the cashier — Log into your spree account on mobile or browser and tap the deposit icon in the top menu.
  • Choose PayPal, Venmo or Play+ — Select your preferred rail. PayPal and Venmo link to your existing account; Play+ uses your prepaid card balance.
  • Enter your amount — Type in the dollar amount you want to add and review the confirmation screen before submitting.
  • Funds hit your wallet — Your spree balance updates and you can head straight to the lobby — slots, live dealer tables or the sportsbook.
spree Verify Your spree Account

Verify Your spree Account

Verification is how we make sure payouts reach the right person and that your account stays protected. It is a one-time process — submit once and you are covered for every withdrawal after that. We accept a government-issued photo ID (driver's license or passport) and a document that confirms your address, such as a utility bill or bank statement dated within the

last 90 days. Upload both through the verification section of your account settings. If anything is unclear in the image, our account team will reach out through the email on your profile rather than ask you to start over.

  • Open account settings — Go to your spree account settings and select the identity verification section — accessible from any device.
  • Upload a photo ID — A current driver's license or passport works. The image needs to be clear and show all four corners of the document.
  • Confirm your address — A utility bill, bank statement or similar document dated within 90 days confirms your address on file.
  • Await confirmation — Our team reviews submissions and confirms via email. Approved accounts unlock withdrawal access without repeating the process.

Common Questions About spree Banking

These are the questions we hear most from US account holders about deposits, withdrawals and verification. If your question is not here, the live chat in your account dashboard connects you to the support team directly.

US accounts can deposit and withdraw using PayPal, Venmo and Play+ prepaid cards. Availability is confirmed during account setup based on your state.

Log in, open the cashier tab, choose PayPal, Venmo or Play+, enter your amount and confirm. Your balance updates and you can start playing right away.

We verify identity once to make sure payouts go to the right person and to keep your account secure. After that first check, future withdrawals skip it.

We route payouts back to the same method you used to deposit. If you funded with Venmo, the payout returns to Venmo — this helps protect your account.

A government-issued photo ID and an address document dated within 90 days — a driver's license, passport, utility bill or bank statement all work.

Check your payment provider's transaction history first. If it shows as sent but your spree balance has not updated, contact support through the account dashboard chat.
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spree Banking Guide

Service availability depends on eligible states and local law. US online casino and sportsbook access is licensed state by state, so check your state's rules before opening an account. 21+ where applicable.

Access may be available only in states where local law permits.