Unibet review: UK sportsbook, licence-checked
Best for: Live streaming and European sport
A European operator with a wide streaming service and good coverage of continental football and tennis. Pricing is competitive on major markets; the brand is smaller in Britain than its product deserves.
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- Licensee
- Platinum Gaming Limited
- Gambling Commission account
- 45322
- Checked against the register
- 2 November 2026
- Group
- Kindred Group (FDJ United)
Pros
- Live streaming on thousands of events a year
- Strong European football and tennis coverage
- Competitive pricing on big markets
Cons
- Racing product is thinner than the British bookmakers
- Fewer promotions aimed at UK customers
| Products | sportsbook, casino, poker, bingo |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1997 |
| Deposit methods | Not yet documented |
| Minimum deposit | Not yet documented |
| Apps | iOS and Android |
| Live streaming | Yes |
| Cash out | Yes |
| Minimum age | 18 |
Unibet was founded in Sweden in 1997 and belongs to Kindred Group, which became part of Française des Jeux (FDJ United) in 2024. Its Great Britain licensee is Platinum Gaming Limited.
Odds and markets
European football, tennis and basketball are covered in depth, with in-play and a large streaming schedule. UK racing is covered but is not the focus.
App and site
A clean, quick app with a good in-play interface.
Payments
Not yet documented from the operator’s pages; see the table.
Safer gambling
Kindred publishes its share of revenue from high-risk players; deposit limits, time-outs and GamStop apply.
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