How to Delete a Bet365 Account

How to Delete My Bet365 Account: A Step-by-Step Guide

Bet365 doesn’t give you a shiny Delete Now button like some apps do. You’ve got to take a few steps to make it happen. Let's dive in.

Withdraw Any Remaining Funds

Before closing your account, you don’t want to leave money on the table. If there’s cash in your account, you’ll lose it once it’s closed, so get it out before doing anything else. Here’s what to do:  

1. Log into Bet365 with your username, and password.  
2. Click your account icon in the top-right corner, then select "Bank".  
3. Tap “Withdraw” from the menu that pops up.  
4. Choose how you want your money. Select debit card, PayPal, or whatever works for you and type in the amount.
5. Hit confirm and wait a bit. It’s usually pretty fast as e-wallets can take less than a day, though cards might take a little longer.  

Afterward, check your balance to confirm that all your funds have been withdrawn. 

Be sure to consider Bet365 withdrawal time, which varies by payment method.

Contact Bet365 Customer Support

Now comes the part where you’ve got to talk to someone. Bet365 doesn’t let you close your account solo, you need to reach out to their team. You could contact their customer support through any of the channels.

• Live Chat
• Email
• Phone

Whichever way you go, make it clear you want the account gone and not just paused. There’s a difference, and we’ll explain that below.

Confirm Account Closure  

Once you’ve told them what you want, Bet365 might nudge you with a “Are you sure?” moment, offering a cooling-off period to think it over. 

If you just need a break, that may be fine, but if you’re dead serious on leaving, tell them that you want to permanently close your account. 

They’ll sort it out, and you’ll get a heads-up (probably an email) when it’s done. It could take a few hours, maybe a day if there are many requests before yours.

Bet365 Self-Exclusion  

If you're not ready to cut ties completely and you’re looking for how to deactivate your Bet365 account temporarily, options like self-exclusion might be what you need. It’s perfect if gambling is starting to feel like too much, but you don’t want to close your account. Here’s how it works:  

1. Log in to your account and head to “Account", then select “Gambling Controls".
2. You’ll see “Self-Exclusion” there.
3. Select how long you want to step away: six months, a year, two years or even five. 

There’s an indefinite option too if you’re not sure how long you need. Once you set it, your account will be locked until the time’s up. Safe gambling tools are a smart move if you’re trying to keep things under control, and Bet365 suggests it as part of their responsible gambling set-up.

 

What Happens After the Deletion of a Bet365 Account?

Once your Bet365 account closure is confirmed, you’ll receive an email acknowledgment and you can't access it again. Your login will be blocked, and any remaining balances must be withdrawn beforehand.

Your details might remain in their system for up to five years due to UK gambling laws but after that it’s gone for good.

Is It Possible to Delete a Bet365 Account and Create a New One?  

No. Bet365 has a strict one-account-per-person rule. They keep tabs on your name, address, payment info and other information. If you try to sign up again after deleting, they’ll be notified and your account will be shut down. It’s not just about keeping things fair; it’s part of their legal and anti-fraud setup. Deleting your account is a one-way street, so think it through.