Choose your country
Each country has its own featured list, legal note and local help numbers, because bookmakers, currencies and laws differ.
How we will score bookmakers
The featured lists are partner lists, not test rankings. Before a bookmaker gets a score, it goes through the same five tests with a real account. The full method is on How we rate bookmakers.
- Withdrawal speedHow long a withdrawal takes from request to money in our account, and whether extra checks or fees appear on the way.
- VerificationWhat documents the bookmaker asks for, when it asks, and how long approval takes.
- Safety and licenceWhether the licence the bookmaker claims appears on the regulator’s own public register, and what the terms say about your funds.
- Betting limitsMinimum and maximum stakes, deposit and withdrawal limits, and any limits applied to winning accounts that we can observe.
- Customer supportWhich channels work, how fast a person replies, and whether the answer to a set question is correct.
What to check before you join any betting site
Your five-minute check before you join
- The licence number on the site footer appears on the regulator’s own public register, under the same company name.
- The withdrawal section of the terms states processing times, limits and any fees.
- The cashier accepts your currency and a payment method you already use.
- Any bonus shows its wagering requirement, minimum odds and expiry before you opt in.
- Deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion can be set from your account.
Betting sites by sport
Frequently asked questions
Why is there a separate page for each country?
Bookmakers accept different currencies and payment methods in each country, local laws differ, and so do the help services. Each country page lists only the bookmakers we partner with there.
Do bookmakers pay to be listed?
Featured bookmakers are commercial partners: we earn a commission when a reader joins through our links. No bookmaker can pay for a test score or a review verdict. Our disclosure explains this.
Why are there no scores?
Because our first account tests are still running. We would rather show no score than one we have not earned.