How are deposit limits calculated? What does a Deposit Limit do? A Deposit Limit restricts the total amount you can deposit into your account during a chosen period (daily, weekly, or monthly). Once you reach your limit, you will not be able to make any further deposits until the next limit period begins. Withdrawals do not increase the amount you can deposit again during the same period. Example Deposit Limit set at £50 per month On the 1st of the month you deposit £50 You later withdraw £30 Although you have withdrawn funds, you have already deposited your monthly limit of £50. You will not be able to make any further deposits until the start of the next month. What does a Net deposit Limit do? A Net Deposit Limit restricts the difference between the amount you deposit and the amount you withdraw during a chosen period (daily, weekly, or monthly). Any withdrawals made during the limit period increase the amount you can deposit again, up to the limit you've set. Example Net Deposit Limit set at £50 per month On the 1st of the month you deposit £50 You later withdraw £30 As a Net Deposit Limit takes withdrawals into account, your net deposits are now £20 (£50 deposits minus £30 withdrawals). You can therefore deposit a further £30 before reaching your £50 Net Deposit Limit. Head to our Bet Responsibly page for more information here. If you need any further assistance, please see our contact details here. Related articles Making a complaint Contact Us - LiveScore Bet UK How long does a deposit limit last? Temporary wager restriction? What are Loss Limits?