Virgin Bet review: UK sportsbook, licence-checked
Best for: A clean sportsbook without a casino
A sportsbook-only brand under the Virgin name with a well-designed app and a modest market range. Good for people who want no casino cross-sell.
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- Licensee
- Virgin Bet Limited
- Gambling Commission account
- 54310
- Checked against the register
- 2 November 2026
- Group
- Virgin Group
Pros
- Sportsbook only, no casino upsell
- One of the better-designed apps
- Regular boosts on football and racing
Cons
- Fewer markets than the big brands
- No streaming and thinner in-play
| Products | sportsbook |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2019 |
| Deposit methods | Not yet documented |
| Minimum deposit | Not yet documented |
| Apps | iOS and Android |
| Live streaming | No |
| Cash out | Yes |
| Minimum age | 18 |
Virgin Bet launched in 2019 as a sportsbook-only brand. Its licensee is Virgin Bet Limited.
Odds and markets
Football and racing with the main markets, plus a bet builder. Depth is behind the large operators.
App and site
Clean, well-designed and easy to place a bet on.
Payments
Not yet documented from the operator’s pages; see the table.
Safer gambling
Deposit limits, time-outs and GamStop apply.
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