The full rankingUK Sportsbooks
Scores are out of 10 and come from funded accounts: odds and fees, payout speed, markets, the app and support.
8 reviews, average score 6.8
Top 8 at a glance
Darker bars sit below the average for this list.
Ranked by score
| # | Review | Category | Price | Score | Open |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  bet365Best for: Recreational in-play bettors who want live streamingA first-rate live-betting product from a bookmaker with a long record of restricting winning accounts. Fine for recreational football, tennis and basketball bettors who value streaming; a poor choice for anyone trying to profit from edges. | UK Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 2 |  Paddy PowerBest for: Casual UK and Irish football and racing bettorsPaddy Power is a well-run, well-liked bookmaker whose specials are real value for casual football and racing bettors. Its everyday odds are competitive rather than best, and reviewers report a higher margin than some rivals, so shop around before committing a large stake. | UK Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 3 |  BetfredBest for: UK horse racing punters who want extra places and BOGA sound second account for UK racing punters: Best Odds Guaranteed, nominated extra-place races and a long history in the sport. The app covers only about 21 sports, streaming is patchy, and a £2.87m fine in 2022 is a reminder to use the safer gambling tools. | UK Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 4 |  William HillBest for: UK football bettors wanting a familiar, licensed bookmakerWilliam Hill is a safe, familiar UK bookmaker with deep football markets, useful streaming and a well-rated iOS app. It is not the cheapest on price, the interface is cluttered, and the group's 2023 record fine is a reminder that size is not the same as perfect compliance. A solid second account, not a standout first. | UK Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 5 |  CoralBest for: UK racing and snooker bettors who value free games and shopsCoral is a sound second account for racing bettors: Best Odds Guaranteed is automatic, the free games cost nothing to enter and the app is well rated. It is a poor choice if you expect to win steadily, because users report stake limits and bans, and the welcome offer demands a Visa or Mastercard deposit. | UK Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 6 |  Unibet UKBest for: Football bettors who want a second bet builder to price againstUnibet is a competent UK bookmaker with a Bet Builder that advertises a boosted price and a £40 free bet offer for a £20 stake. Nothing in what we could verify sets it clearly apart from bet365 or Sky Bet, and independent sources disagree about its cash out. Fine as a third account, not a first. | UK Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 7 |  MidniteBest for: Mobile-first casual bettors who value boosts over priceMidnite is an attractive, quick, app-first bookmaker with regular price boosts. It is held back by high margins: The Lines measured 6.5% to 11.9% on popular sports and 9% or more on football. Cash out is discretionary and withdrawals cap at £5,000. Fine for casual mobile bettors who like boosts, but check football prices elsewhere. | UK Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 8 |  Sky BetBest for: Casual football and racing fans who like free gamesA familiar UK bookmaker with real extras: Request a Bet on football and racing, plus free games such as Super 6. We could not verify a good price, the regulatory record includes a £1.17m fine, and cash out can be suspended. Fine for casual fans, not for price shoppers. | UK Sportsbooks | Free to join |