Sky Bet have confirmed some changes to its deposit limit method, as the betting operator are changing from gross to net, with rolling time periods to be removed.
Sky Bet Changes Deposit Limit Method
Sky Bet is one of the leading betting sites in the United Kingdom and its latest change will allow players to deposit their winnings and then place it back in their account with impacting their selected deposit limit.
The wording can be confusing, however, an example of this would be if you set a deposit limit of £20 a month, but your wins take you up to £50 – you may want to deposit that £50.
Before the recent change, you could not make a fresh deposit in the same month, however, the update means you can now deposit the £50 back into your account.
This decision from Sky has made depositing funds far more convenient, but could face criticism as it does lean towards a larger amount of gambling – but should not lead to further losses.
Another new feature for Sky Bet is the removal of rolling deposits, which has be substituted for lengths of time that a user can set there deposit limit to – being either monthly, weekly or daily.
The betting operator has attempted to make the changes run as smoothly as possible, as customers can use the Sky Bet app to see the amount withdrawn, the length of time left and when the limit will start again.
There has been a whole host of changes at Sky Bet since the beginning of 2024, through the aforementioned tweaks to the deposit limits – but also new games are now on offer.
Partnering with Incentive Games, Sky released a new game which has been named Match 5 and this fresh creation allows users to win a range of free bets to use on Sky Bet.
