10Bet

10Bet Sister Sites

10Bet is the only iGaming site owned and operated by Blue Star Planet Limited. That means there aren’t any 10Bet sister sites. We know that’s not exactly the greatest news for those of you who’ve come to us specifically to find 10Bet sister sites, so we’ve suggested some alternatives for you below. We keep a close eye on everything that Blue Star Planet Limited does, so if any genuine 10Bet sister sites ever appear in the future, we’ll list them here.

Betfair

We’re not going to do anything out of the ordinary here. If you’re on the lookout for 10Bet sister sites, we suspect you’re after somewhere safe, reliable and solid to do your sports betting. When we think of safe, reliable and solid sports betting sites, Betfair is pretty close to the top of the list. It’s a bigger deal in the sports betting world than ever before thanks to the fact that it’s a Flutter Entertainment brand, and is seen by many as the “grown up” sibling of Paddy Power, with which it shares that network. The reason Betfair has become so prominent is thanks in no small part to its sports betting exchange, which is generally considered to be among the very best in the business. Here in the 2020s, the Betfair brand has expanded considerably to include exclusive slots, bingo games, a live casino, a sub-section for poker, and more. If it’s been a while since you checked in on Betfair, now might be the time.

Sky Bet

Continuing with the theme of choosing solid and dependable sports betting brands for our list of alternative 10Bet sister sites, here’s Sky Bet. We know there’s not a chance that you haven’t heard of Sky Bet if you’re someone who likes to bet on sports, but sometimes the obvious needs to be stated. Sky Bet is, in the eyes of thousands of players, the be-all and end-all when it comes to betting on sports – especially for those who like to bet on football. The connection between that fact and the fact that Sky Bet sponsors so many football competitions and events in the UK isn’t a coincidence. The portfolio at Sky Bet isn’t limited to football betting, though, and if you can’t find the bet you want to place on the website’s long list, you have the option of sending a Tweet to Sky Bet and asking if they’ll manually produce the bet for you.

Betfred

Betfred has come a very long way since Fred Done opened his first betting shop in Salford in the 1960s, and it’s still getting bigger. The connection between Betfred and horse racing is almost as strong as the connection between Sky Bet and football, although we’re sure Betfred would want us to point out that you can do a lot more at its website than just bet on horse racing. In fact, you can do a lot more at the Betfred website than just bet on sports if you really want to – like a lot of modern sports betting websites, it’s spawned a casino as a companion to its sportsbook. Betfred has the benefit of having thousands of betting shops up and down the UK, thus boosting its brand familiarity and making it a more trusted name in the eyes of players. That makes it solid and dependable, which, by now, you know is the theme we’re going with for our alternative 10Bet sister sites.

Bet Victor

You can draw strong comparisons between Betfred and Bet Victor, which is a good reason to include both of them as alternative or makeshift 10Bet sister sites. Both started out several years go as small family-run betting shops, and both brands took to the digital age like ducks to water. Bet Victor used to be known as Victor Chandler and VC Bet, but the Bet Victor name was deemed to be more appealing to web-based customers, and thus the brand has risen to prominence with this identity. While it might not be on the level of, for example, Ladbrokes or Coral when it comes to having a UK high street presence, it’s still one of the first few sports betting brands that people are likely to mention if you were to ask them to reel a few off the top of their heads. This almost goes without saying at this stage, but Bet Victor has full casino facilities for those who like to wager on more than sports.

Virgin Bet

We promised not to go too far off-piste with this list of stand-in 10Bet sister sites, and we’ve stuck to that promise – but Virgin Bet is about as close to going off-piste as we’ve ventured. It has a UK high street presence, but not an enormous one. It’s well-known but not quite as well-known as the other sites we’ve looked at. That’s despite having the enormous advantage of being a Virgin brand, which is one of the biggest brands in just about every field of industry in the world. The understated, minimalist design of the Virgin Bet website belies a sportsbook that’s full of range and potency. There’s also a casino here, but it’s so well-hidden that you might completely miss it if you only took a quick glance at the Virgin Bet homepage. The Virgin Bet Fives game is enjoyed by thousands of players every week, and the site thinks of itself as an in-play betting specialist.

10Bet News

29th December 2025: This week, Betting Sites ran a close inspection on the 10bet sister sites, though instead of wading through the usual casino gloss, they kept their scope firmly on sports. The review stuck to the basics sports punters actually care about – odds, markets, betting tools, and whether any of it’s worth the sign-up fuss. Unsurprisingly, football takes centre stage. From top-tier Premier League matches down to the lower leagues, 10bet throws out enough markets to keep even the more meticulous accumulator fan busy. They’ve added a bet builder, a multi-match boost, and a free bet trigger if you punt £75 or more on the sport. All pretty straightforward, with some promos tucked in for tennis and racing too. Other bits include standard cash out tools and a half-decent mobile app that doesn’t slow to a crawl during live betting. It doesn’t flood the screen with bells and whistles, but if you know what you’re after, it’s a usable setup.

Deposit methods cover the usual: debit cards, PayPal, Neteller, Skrill, and so on, with most processing near-instantly. There’s technically no set upper limit unless you’ve had your limits tweaked by support, which adds a bit of flexibility. Customer service is round-the-clock and, from what the review suggests, they actually answer. Live chat came across as the best option, with operators managing to give answers without dancing round the point. The only real gripe was the lack of polish in the casino side of things, which felt more like a sideline than a serious pull. Still, 10bet looks to be shaping its reputation by keeping things tight – not in the budget sense, but by sticking to what works for sports bettors and not drifting too far from it. Whether you’re after a quick accumulator or chasing one of those last-minute live odds flips, it seems 10bet’s kept itself in the running.

29th November 2025: Most members of the 10bet sister sites fall over themselves to rave about their experiences, but as always, there’s a few people still calling them a scam on Trustpilot because their bets don’t go their way. It’s the usual back and forth really. For every punter gushing about quick withdrawals, surprise bonuses, and decent customer service, there’s someone else hammering the one-star button after a payout gets delayed or a free bet fails to appear. The cheerful reviews outnumber the miserable ones by quite a stretch though, with plenty of players thanking the sites for generous gestures like £40 goodwill credits after minor hiccups, or just enjoying smooth service. You get the sense that the loyal crowd either know how to keep their expectations level, or they’ve had decent enough wins to stay on-side.

Then you’ve got the classic storm-off complaints, like the punter who dropped £450, pulled in over five grand, and suddenly had their account locked tighter than a pub toilet at closing time. Only £1600 came back, the rest vanished behind the vague curtain of terms and conditions 20/21. That’s the bit that always kicks off drama. Whether the player breached something or not, it leaves a sour taste when no one explains anything. It’s fair to say the majority seem content enough plodding along with small wins and casual bets, but every now and then someone hits the jackpot and ends up on hold with support for hours while their funds float in limbo. It’s messy, but not unusual. We’ve seen it all before. If you’re jumping into the 10bet pool, just don’t pretend it’s all rainbows and instant bank transfers. Might get lucky, might get a freebie, or might end up shouting into the void about clause 20.

10th November 2025: One Football has given Canadian players an idea of what they can expect from the 10Bet sister sites via a football-focused review. While the sportsbook’s been quietly plugging away for over twenty years, it’s only recently picked up a bit of buzz beyond its usual crowd. The review focused mostly on what footy fans in Canada can get out of the site, especially those living in provinces that haven’t tied themselves to Ontario’s gaming rules. If you’re someone who likes placing a few bets on the CFL on Thursday and switching to the Premier League at the weekend, the setup does tick most of the boxes. Fast markets, decent app, covers all the usual leagues. The lack of live streaming is still a bit of a sore point, though. Plenty of markets to browse through, but not much to actually watch once your bet’s placed.

The casino got a small mention too, mostly to point out that it’s not just there as an afterthought. A few familiar games, a live dealer section, and some crypto bits thrown in for good measure. That said, the review was clearly angled toward the pitch. Player props are a little thin and the odds don’t always come out lightning-fast, but if you’re after a place that keeps the basics covered, 10Bet might scratch that itch. There were a few mixed comments from Reddit floating around, mostly about withdrawal speeds and support delays, though none of it was bad enough to send punters running. Overall, the piece read like a soft pat on the back rather than a full-on cheer. If you want fireworks and gimmicks, you’ll probably look elsewhere. But for Canadians after a familiar sportsbook feel with the odd promo code chucked in, it’s a solid enough bet.

18th October 2025: The Matched Betting Blog has recently highlighted a great matched betting opportunity on the 10bet sister sites. It’s the sort of offer that doesn’t take a maths degree or a magnifying glass to make sense of. Back Liverpool or Man Utd (or literally any market from the match), stake at least £20 at odds of 2.00 or more, and you’ll get £1 in free bets for every goal that hits the net. Could be four goals, could be a proper snoozefest, but if things do liven up, there’s some cheeky profit to skim off the top. The blog flagged it as one of those bet £X, get £Y if Z happens kind of promos, and for anyone who’s worked through a few already, you’ll know it’s mostly about the follow-up where the real value creeps in. The free bets drop in within a day of full-time, and they give you a week to use them, which is plenty of time to rinse out a few extra quid from the system.

The advice, as always, was to go low on the qualifying odds and high on the freebies. Stick the main bet close to evens to minimise the qualifying loss, then chuck the free bets on something riskier to squeeze out more cash. Fairly routine stuff for seasoned matched bettors, but tidy enough for beginners too. There’s the usual single-customer cap and a short window to opt in before kick-off on Sunday. While 10bet aren’t exactly throwing confetti about it, the blog reckons it’s one of the more reliable chances to cash in this week. As long as neither side plays like they’re underwater, you’ve got a decent shot at picking up a few freebies. We’d take that over yet another no-wagering slot promo any day.

25th September 2025: Racing Post recently mulled over whether 10bet is worth it. They don’t go all in praising the site, but they don’t throw it under the bus either. What comes through is a mixture of cautious approval and “read the fine print” warnings. 10bet is credited for having a clean interface, lawful UK licensing, and a welcome bonus offering 100 per cent up to £50 – though that bonus carries a 30× wagering requirement. There’s also a note that its slot library is massive, with big names like Playtech and Pragmatic Play on board, making it fairly tempting to flick through spins rather than stare at odds all night.

Still, we can’t ignore the cracks. The review flags that some games may not count toward bonus requirements, and withdrawal times and support hours draw occasional grumbles from users. The blackjack tables and live casino are solid, but for someone whose interest leans more sportsbook than spin machines, 10bet feels like it’s straddling two worlds. That licence from the UK Gambling Commission is a big tick, but past regulatory fines for anti‑money laundering and customer protection slip into the background of the article – something that should matter more than it seems to. In short, the write‑up suggests 10bet probably makes sense for bettors who do both casino and sport, and who are comfortable parsing terms. If you’re only after sharp odds or rapid cashouts, you might find better elsewhere. It does enough to earn a look, but not quite enough to demand loyalty.

17th June 2025: The Top Tipster competition is just one of the reasons to bet with the 10bet sister sites as you flutter on Royal Ascot. With the five-day flat racing fixture in full swing from Tuesday to Saturday, there’s no shortage of betting promos available, especially if you’re signed up to OLBG’s free £500 competition. To be in with a chance of walking away with a prize, you’ll need to log at least 15 tips across the week, with five or more landing in profit to qualify. First place bags £200, second takes £100, and prizes stretch down to £10 for 15 other participants. It’s all about making sharp calls, writing up your reasoning, and seeing how you stack up against other racing fans. Meanwhile, 10bet is running a straightforward Ascot-themed offer for those keeping it simple.

Place £75 on horse racing between 16th and 22nd June and once your bets are settled, you’ll receive a £10 free bet. You’ll need to opt in and place qualifying bets at set odds, so make sure to check the terms before diving in. Over at Betano, there’s a bit more going on with their Ascot promo. New sign-ups can claim £30 in free bets and 50 free spins on the Big Bass Return to the Races slot game after betting £10 on horse racing at odds of 2/1 or more. The rewards come as three £10 bets on pre-selected markets, so it’s best suited for those who don’t mind a few conditions attached to their bonuses.

Can 10Bet Be Trusted?

★★★★★

10Bet is a 3-star trusted site.

1. Licenses and Fines	10Bet holds a UK Gambling Commission licence, but regulatory action was taken against its operator in 2023. See our review for more details.
2. Accepts UK players?	Yes.
3. Trustpilot Score	3.9 out of 5.0 after over 1250 reviews.
4. Operator Name & Location	Blue Star Planet Limited, based in Malta.
5. Bonus Terms	x50 wagering on bonuses at 10Bet Casino – way above average.
6. Customer Support	Limited-hours live chat and email.
7. Withdrawal Speed & Options	E-wallets, Trustly, debit cards, 24-48hr turnaround.
8. Number of Sister Sites	There are no 10Bet sister sites at present.
9. Games portfolio	10Bet Casino contains over 1100 slots, but sports betting is the site’s priority.
10. On GamStop?	10Bet is on GamStop.
Overall SCORE >	★★★★★ – 3/5 Stars

10Bet Review 2026

As you’ll know full well if you’ve read the section above, there aren’t any 10Bet sister sites. That means there’s nothing to compare it to other than the other sports betting sites that operate within the same sector. So, how does 10Bet compare to the big-name betting brands we mentioned further up this page? You’ll know by the time you’ve finished reading this review.

10Bet Welcome Promotions

When players arrive on the 10Bet homepage for the first time, they’re invited to claim their £50 welcome bonus. In order to do that, though, they must first register and then make a deposit of at least £15, entering the promo code PLAY10 as they do so. The code ensures that the deposit is matched at a rate of 50%, with £50 as the maximum reward. That means to get £50 in bonus funds, you’ll actually need to deposit £100. There’s a wagering requirement of x8 on the bonus, which is high for a sports betting promotion. Deposits made using Neteller or Skrill don’t qualify.

There’s a separate welcome promotion available at 10Bet Casino if you want to play slots, but the terms are even worse. Join up and enter the code “CASINO” to claim a 50% matched deposit worth a maximum of £250, which sounds fine until you see the wagering requirements again. They’re set at x50. Given that the UK average for casino welcome promotions is x35, it’s much too high and far too sticky.

Ongoing Promotions

The welcome promotion at 10Bet lands squarely in the “better than nothing” category, but there are other perks and bonuses available at the site to make up for it. Players who love placing acca bets on football should especially enjoy playing at 10Bet, as all pre-match selections involving three fixtures or more get a cash bonus of between 5% and 100% added to their winnings automatically. The maximum bonus on that promotion is £5000. There’s a free £5 cricket bet for anyone who spends more than £40 during the week on cricket bets, too.

The other promotions at 10Bet are seasonal or competition-related. When we visited the site to write this review, there were specific promotions available for Wimbledon, The Ashes and Northumberland Plate, so you now know it was summer when we wrote these words. Similar one-off or spot promotions occur throughout the year. We should also note that there are further promotions available for those who want to play casino games rather than bet on sports, and these can be checked out on the 10Bet promotions page. We haven’t listed them in full here because the casino isn’t the focus of 10Bet.

What are the Pros and Cons of 10Bet Casino?

Pros: It’s obvious from the consistently high scores 10Bet gets at Trustpilot that the site is doing something right. A happy player base is the indicator of a quality betting site. Being able to provide withdrawals relatively quickly probably has something to do with it. The sports betting bonuses are pretty good, too.

Cons: The other promotions at 10Bet are a little humdrum. The casino welcome bonus isn’t particularly generous and comes with surprisingly high wagering requirements for what it is. None of the withdrawal methods that 10Bet supports allow for instant withdrawals to be made. The site has also recently discontinued telephone support, which isn’t a customer-friendly move.

Top Games at 10Bet Casino

10Bet shouldn’t be assessed on the quality of the casino games that it offers. It isn’t a casino site – it’s a sports betting site that happens to have a casino attached to it. If you’d like to use it for slots and casino games, you’ll be pleased to find an ever-expanding selection of new slots to add to a library that already includes more than one thousand options. There are live dealer and table games to play with, too, and all the best-known providers are represented in the 10Bet portfolio.

The focus at 10Bet is on its sportsbook. It fancies itself as a live betting specialist – so much so that it has a whole dedicated area for it, separated from the general sportsbook page. All of the day’s fixtures and contests can be seen and wagered upon with a click or two from the homepage, and the most prominent sports listed are football, horse racing, tennis and cricket. That makes it a UK-focused sports betting site, with none of the interference from basketball or baseball that you’ll sometimes find at big-name sports betting sites. 10Bet isn’t just for betting on sports, though – there are sections of its long list that offer odds on the Oscars, politics, virtual sports and more. It’s a comprehensive betting site with plenty of variety.

Withdrawal Processing and Support

As a thoroughly modern betting site, 10Bet covers as many bases as possible with its withdrawal methods. It goes without saying that debit cards are welcome (even though we’ve now said it), but there’s also support for e-wallets – namely PayPal, Neteller and Skrill. You can use Trustly’s instant banking platform if you’d prefer, and bank transfers are also supported. There are no fees for withdrawals at 10Bet, and the maximum amount per transaction is £50,000 for every method other than debit cards, which have a £35,000 maximum per transaction. The only drag here is that 10Bet doesn’t allow instant withdrawals – there’s a 24-48 hour turnaround on every withdrawal method other than bank transfers, which may take up to 72 hours.

Customer Support and Licensing

10bet offers live chat, but live chat is only available when you’re logged into your account. Even then, it’s only available during specified hours. Failing that, you can email the site on support@10bet.co.uk. The telephone-based customer support that the site used to offer is sorely missed.

10Bet is covered by UK Gambling Commission licence no. 43173, as held by Blue Star Planet Limited from Malta. The operator settled a regulatory dispute for £620,000 in February 2023 after being found to have failed to uphold licence conditions governing the prevention of money laundering and the protection of potentially vulnerable players. There are no 10Bet sister sites at present, but if there were, they would be covered by the same licence.

10Bet – The Verdict

One thousand players surely can’t be wrong. 10Bet’s Trustpilot ratings make it clear that players love this site, so who are we to argue with them? It certainly has an enormous range of betting options, and while its promotions might not set the world on fire, there are enough of them to add a little bit of extra spice to most betting activities. That counts doubly if you like to place acca bets. We’d like to see 10Bet add support for instant withdrawals, though, and the 2023 UKGC regulatory incident with its operator is a concern.

What are players saying about 10Bet?

Here are our condensed / readers digest summaries of recent 10Bet player reviews from real players.

• 05-Mar-2025 by Michael:
  Settlements are quick and hassle-free, and they offer a good range of promotions across different sports. – source: Trustpilot
• 05-Mar-2025 by John:
  I really enjoy the variety of betting markets and the selection of casino games. Thanks! – source: Trustpilot
• 05-Mar-2025 by Josh:
  Withdrawals are very fast—I received mine in under five minutes. Depositing, withdrawing, and playing have all been smooth with no issues. The only downside is that the sports betting options are quite limited. – source: Trustpilot
• 05-Mar-2025 by M.East:
  Good prices, decent football bonuses, and easy withdrawals. – source: Trustpilot
• 04-Mar-2025 by David:
  The site is easy to use and has some good promotions. Live chat support is excellent for sorting out any problems. – source: Trustpilot
• 24-Feb-2025 by Tracy:
  I’ve had problems before where I met the requirements for a promotion but didn’t receive the free bets. Today, Dimitar identified the issue and explained how to avoid it in the future. He also offered a goodwill gesture, even though the mistake was mine. – source: Trustpilot
• 24-Feb-2025 by Jack:
  I don’t usually leave reviews for gambling sites, but this one was shocking. I deposited a few hundred, then bet smaller amounts here and there with no success. Finally won £80, withdrew it instantly, and suddenly my account was blocked. Over just £80! Ridiculous. – source: Trustpilot
• 23-Feb-2025 by Matt:
  Would give zero stars if I could. The staff are rude, managers refuse to speak to customers, and the odds are terrible. The bonuses are just as bad—you have to spend a fortune just to get a £5 free bet. I’d recommend betting elsewhere. – source: Trustpilot
• 23-Feb-2025 by Leanne:
  The advisor responded quickly and sorted out my query without any hassle. – source: Trustpilot
• 23-Feb-2025 by Easynow:
  I won’t leave a false review—you can see for yourself that the odds here are worse than other bookmakers, there’s no Best Odds Guaranteed, and the games feel rigged. Don’t waste your time, and stop making employees write fake five-star reviews. – source: Trustpilot