PayPal casinos in Ireland?

[DramaQueen]

Hi, I need help finding a casino that accepts PayPal in Ireland. Do such casinos even exist? Most of the casinos I register with indicate that PayPal is a payment method, but when it comes time to make a deposit, it turns out that option is unavailable for me. Is there something wrong with me? Is it a geo issue? Or are the casinos just being dishonest? I’m just tired of wasting my time going through registration without any results.

 

[fanpoker_Rex]

Hey @DramaQueen, I feel your pain. PayPal is pretty strict with online gambling, especially in certain regions. Have you tried Skrill or Neteller? They're widely accepted alternatives.

 

[ego.paul]

I'm in Ireland too, and yeah, PayPal is a no-go for most casinos here. I've had good luck with Betway though - they accept PayPal for Irish players.

 

[MeJa91]

@DramaQueen It's not just you. PayPal has been pulling out of online gambling in many countries. Have you considered using a prepaid card instead?

 

[Ben.666]

Try Paddy Power. Can't say much about, but last I checked, they still accept PayPal for Irish players. Plus, they're an Irish company, so you know they're legit for us.

 

[fell@31]

@Ben.666 is right about Paddy Power. I've used PayPal with them without issues. Just make sure your PayPal account is fully verified.

 

[F.Jefferson_87]

Another vote for Betway here. They're one of the few that still take PayPal in Ireland. Their casino selection is pretty good too.

 

[ericM]

Have you looked into MuchBetter? It's not PayPal, but it's a great e-wallet for online gambling and widely accepted.

 

[Courtney_Connell]

Hi, I need help finding a casino that accepts PayPal in Ireland. Do such casinos even exist? Most of the casinos I register with indicate that PayPal is a payment method, but when it comes time to make a deposit, it turns out that option is unavailable for me. Is there something wrong with me? Is it a geo issue? Or are the casinos just being dishonest? I’m just tired of wasting my time going through registration without any results.

@DramaQueen, it might be worth contacting PayPal support. Sometimes they block gambling transactions by default and you need to approve them.

 

[Teri_Buchan]

I've had success using PayPal on 888casino in Ireland. Might be worth giving them a shot.

 

[helena95]

Remember, even if a casino says they accept PayPal, it might not be available in all countries. Always check the payment methods specifically for Ireland.

 

[lilbill]

@DramaQueen If you're set on using PayPal, you might need to use a VPN to appear as if you're in the UK. But be careful, as this could violate terms of service.

 

[Sagamax]

@DramaQueen If you're set on using PayPal, you might need to use a VPN to appear as if you're in the UK. But be careful, as this could violate terms of service.

I wouldn't recommend using a VPN. If the casino catches you, they could close your account and confiscate your funds.

 

[forkillla]

Have you considered just using your debit card? Most Irish banks allow online gambling transactions now.

 

[damidoff]

Have you considered just using your debit card? Most Irish banks allow online gambling transactions now.

@forkillla Good point. Plus, with debit cards, you don't have to worry about e-wallet fees or processing times.

 

[MorozovaGG]

If you're open to cryptocurrencies, that could be an option. Many online casinos accept Bitcoin nowadays.

 

[denjiikun]

@MorozovaGG True, but be careful with crypto casinos. Make sure they're properly licensed if you go that route.

 

[Glideable]

@DramaQueen, have you tried contacting the casino's support directly? They might be able to enable PayPal for your account specifically.

 

[g0Ids0undz]

I've had luck with Unibet accepting PayPal in Ireland. Might be worth checking out.

 

[Sugarbear]

Has anyone tried using Revolut for online casinos? I've heard mixed things about whether it works for gambling.