The Swifty Sports sign up offer is a £10 free bet if your first bet loses. The bookmaker’s mobile app menu condenses well onto smaller screens, and Best Odds Guaranteed applies to UK and Irish racing from 10am to midnight daily. Anyone who needs an app or bookies live chat should look elsewhere. The Betnero sign up offer is bet £10, get a £10 free bet. Punters who bet mainly on the Android app should look at bet365 (4.6/5 Android) or Bally Bet (4.6/5) instead.
Outside racing, Tote is a second sportsbook rather than a main one. The Tote Guarantee pays at least the starting price on Win bets, and on the win part of each-way bets, on UK and Irish races, or the pool dividend if that is higher. Tote runs the UK’s main pool betting operation, with heritage back to 1928. BetVickers is the online arm of the family-run bookmaker Vickers, which has run UK betting shops since 1986 and went online in 2020 under J R & S Leisure Limited. Bettors who want a bigger welcome offer or sharper football pricing should look at Betfred instead.
Star Sports suits racing punters who like dealing with a smaller specialist firm and value phone betting. NetBet offers flexible cash-out options on a variety of sports, giving you the ability to manage your bets and secure a profit before the final whistle. The free bets from the welcome offer stay valid for 30 days, longer than most, and the apps are rated 4.7/5 on iOS and 4.3/5 on Android. The current Paddy Power sign up offer is £30 in free bets when you place a £5 first bet on the sportsbook at odds of evens (2.0) or bigger. Racing is the specialism, with Best Odds Guaranteed on all UK and Irish racing from 8am, extra places and live streaming of UK and Irish horse and greyhound racing for a £1 minimum stake. For existing customers, Unibet offers daily boosted odds via Uniboost, allowing you to enhance your own prices up to three times a day on UK and Irish horse racing.
To trigger the bonus, you need to sign up and place a £10 qualifying bet on any market with odds of 1/2 (1.5) or greater. William Hill is one of the oldest and most trusted names in betting. If you mainly bet through an Android app, look higher up this list. The sportsbook covers 44+ sports, including Gaelic games, with full and partial cash out. The platform also features excellent football depth and the in-play interface updates incredibly quickly. Where the brand truly dominates its mid-tier rivals is the “Unibet TV” streaming catalogue.
Withdrawals to Visa and Mastercard can take up to 5 working days, against up to 72 hours for Apple Pay, Google Pay, Trustly and Pay by Bank. Coverage of smaller sports is thin beyond futsal, snooker and beach volleyball, and ongoing promotions are built around weekly clubs rather than regular boosts or insurance. Overall, the platform is solid but not one of the best for UK punters.
IOS rates 3.7/5; we could not find a Quickbet app on the UK Google Play store. UK horse racing is not available, though Irish and international meetings are covered, and Best Odds Guaranteed is absent. Smart Boosts automatically apply enhanced racing prices.