Recently Licensed UK Online Sportsbooks

[Trevrizent]

Totesport (www.totesport.com) have exactly the same offering as Betfred (i.e. same odds, same markets), but as they are on the same licence as Betfred, my guess is that Totesport will only be available where Betfred itself is available. There are no other bookmakers using the Betfred platform at present.

 

[chrisrose]

<p>Betonbrazil (<a href="http://www.betonbrazil.com" rel="nofollow">www.betonbrazil.com</a>) now seems to have reinvented itself as Sportnation (their new address is <a href="http://www.sportnation.bet" rel="nofollow">www.sportnation.bet</a>). The site is still owned and operated by Argyll Entertainment, although it now appears to be powered by TGP. All Betonbrazil customer accounts have been transferred automatically to the new site.</p>

 

[chrisrose]

new sportsbook that do horses quinnbet

 

[quincunx]

Thanks for the info,Chris,but it doesn't sound all that safe.

 

[Trevrizent]

They're powered and UKGC licensed by FSB, so I would be surprised if they turned out to be dodgy. Whether you'll get any value from them is another matter, though

 

[Trevrizent]

The latest newcomer (at least I think it's a newcomer) from the Every Matrix stable:

https://betregal.com/sportsbook.php

They offer horse racing markets (UK/Ireland) and new customers can currently avail of a sports deposit bonus of 20% up to 50 Euros/the equivalent in GBP. Read the Terms & Conditions carefully, however, as there are some pretty severe wagering requirements applicable to the bonus funds. Their odds and markets should be the same as or very similar to Jetbull's, although I find their interface a bit more inviting than Jetbull's.

 

[Trevrizent]

The next newcomer is OPE Sports (www.opesports.co.uk). They are from the VBet/Tempobet stable. They don't appear to offer any horseracing markets and at present there doesn't appear to be a welcome bonus on offer for new customers.

From the same stable there is also www.manbetx.uk and www.marsbet.co.uk
The same comments apply to these two as to OPE Sports.

 

[chrisrose]

<p>The next newcomer is OPE Sports (<a href="http://www.opesports.co.uk" rel="nofollow">www.opesports.co.uk</a>). They are from the VBet/Tempobet stable. They don't appear to offer any horseracing markets and at present there doesn't appear to be a welcome bonus on offer for new customers.</p>
<p>From the same stable there is also <a href="http://www.manbetx.uk" rel="nofollow">www.manbetx.uk</a> and <a href="http://www.marsbet.co.uk" rel="nofollow">www.marsbet.co.uk</a><br />
The same comments apply to these two as to OPE Sports.</p>

 

[chrisrose]

regulated by gambling commission so may add horseracing later ,,thanks for post

 

[Trevrizent]

The latest newbie from FSB:

https://www.blackbet.co.uk/sportsbook/

Offering horse racing, although the site clearly still needs some work - the terms and conditions of their welcome offer were in something resembling Latin!

 

[chrisrose]

another great find cheers trev

 

[chrisrose]

<p>Offering horse racing, although the site clearly still needs some work - the terms and conditions of their welcome offer were in something resembling Latin!</p>[/quote]

 

[chrisrose]

have these dissapeared

 

[Trevrizent]

A message on the Blackbet homepage says that they will be back online on Thursday 16 November. Let's wait and see, but I'm not holding my breath.

 

[chrisrose]

luckily never got involved ,,,,cheers

 

[Trevrizent]

Blackbet now back up and running at www.blackbet.co.uk

 

[chrisrose]

thanks will see how they go before jumping on board thanks for update

 

[Trevrizent]

Think this is a new one for UK customers:

www.cherrycasino.com/en-GB/sports/

Odds seemed around average, but not too bad. Doesn't look as if they offer horse racing at present. Plenty of deposit options.

 

[chrisrose]

reglated by gambling commission so horses may appear later

 

[Trevrizent]

Another UK newcomer:

www.redarmybet.com/en/betting

Offering horse racing. Odds looked around average, but I've seen worse. Decent range of deposit options and wagering requirements attached to their welcome bonus, although not great, weren't as bad as some I've come across recently. Their parent company seems to be a Maltese outfit called Viral (!) Interactive Limited, but that's as much as I know.

On closer inspection it looks as if their odds are the same as those of the TGP-powered sites, although they have their own UKGC licence.