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Withdrawals and profit split of sports betting prop firms
Once the account is funded, what matters is the share of profits paid out, the withdrawal frequency and the conditions to access it. This table sums up those three points for each verified platform, from the text published on its sheet. Highest announced maximum share: up to 90% at WeBet.
4 platforms match this criterion
WeBetVerified on 13 September 2026
- Announced frequency and delay
- Weekly withdrawals, paid within 24 hours according to the official site.
- Profit split
- up to 90%
PrimeSportsFundedVerified on 12 September 2026
- Announced frequency and delay
- A withdrawal request is possible every 14 days from the first bet on the funded account, with payment advertised within 4 days.
- Profit split
- 80–90 %
LetMeBetVerified on 13 September 2026
- Announced frequency and delay
- Once funded, eligible profit is transferred to a wallet as soon as the month's conditions are met (+5% performance, 20 settled bets, 4 active days).
- Profit split
- 80 %
WagerFundingVerified on 14 September 2026
- Announced frequency and delay
- Profit split shown as 80% in the challenge table.
- Profit split
- 80 %
| Platform | Announced frequency and delay | Profit split | Review |
|---|---|---|---|
WeBet Verified on 13 September 2026 | Weekly withdrawals, paid within 24 hours according to the official site. | up to 90% | See the review |
PrimeSportsFunded Verified on 12 September 2026 | A withdrawal request is possible every 14 days from the first bet on the funded account, with payment advertised within 4 days. | 80–90 % | See the review |
LetMeBet Verified on 13 September 2026 | Once funded, eligible profit is transferred to a wallet as soon as the month's conditions are met (+5% performance, 20 settled bets, 4 active days). | 80 % | See the review |
WagerFunding Verified on 14 September 2026 | Profit split shown as 80% in the challenge table. | 80 % | See the review |
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How to read this criterion
The profit split shown is the maximum share announced by the platform. Some apply progressive tiers or a paid option to reach that level: the 'frequency and delay' column takes the first sentence of the withdrawals section, the full detail is in the review.
Payment delays are those announced by the platforms, not observed delays. Prerequisites (minimum activity, KYC, audit, monthly cap) can delay or reduce a withdrawal: they are listed in the rules of each sheet.
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Frequently asked questions
As of the latest check (14 September 2026), the highest announced maximum share is up to 90% at WeBet. That share may depend on an option or a tier: check the terms on the sheet.
It varies from one platform to another: weekly, every two weeks or monthly, sometimes after an initial delay following the first funded bet. The announced frequency is in the dedicated column of the table.
No. A withdrawal depends on meeting the platform's conditions (minimum activity, consistency rules, identity verification) and on its financial soundness. We only publish announced delays and flag the points to confirm.