Unibet
A sportsbook with casino and poker on the same login, from the Kindred Group.
| MKT | OFR | FND | LIC | PLR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8.3 | 7.7 | 7.3 | 8.9 | 8.2 |
| Solid | Fair | Fair | Solid | Solid |
Boxed: its best mark, licence and record. Underlined: its weakest, funding options.
Fact sheet
- Type
- Casino
- Established
- 1997
- Licence
- UKGC, Gibraltar
- Headquarters
- Malta (Kindred Group)
- Min. deposit
- GBP 10
- Payment methods
- Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Bank Transfer, Trustly
- Regions
- United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Spain, Italy, Denmark, Sweden, Norway
Kick-off offer
Up to £40 in bonuses + 300 free spins on casino
Opt-in during registration, minimum £10 deposit via debit card. Free spins on selected slots with wagering requirements. UK Gambling Commission regulated.
The paper's read Up to £40 in bonuses and 300 free spins. Opt in at registration and deposit £10 or more by debit card.
18+. T&Cs apply. The operator sets and changes these terms.
Leader column
Unibet started in 1997 and has sat inside the Kindred Group since 2016. You bet on football and play the casino from one login, with poker there too.
The welcome is up to £40 in bonuses plus 300 free spins. You opt in at registration and deposit at least £10 by debit card. The spins carry wagering, and its file calls their terms restrictive.
Payments go by card, e-wallet, bank or Trustly. No crypto is listed, and its regions on file are all in Europe.
Background
Swedish entrepreneur Anders Ström founded Unibet in 1997 and took it online in 1999. It became part of the Kindred Group in 2016 after the parent company rebranded. It holds UKGC and Gibraltar licences.
For and against
In its favour
- Poker and casino on the same login as the sportsbook
- Licensed by the UKGC and Gibraltar
- An opt-in welcome offer from £10
- Regular promotions for existing players
Against it
- Tight free spin terms
- No crypto on file
- Games vary by region
