All the online bookmakers UK advertised on bookies.live are licenced in the UK, therefore you can bet in confidence when choosing your bookie.

Yes, you can have as many online bookmakers UK accounts as you wish, however you cannot have more than one account with each bookmaker.

Most bookies have the option to cash out a bet while in-play. Some even allow you to cash out a percentage of your stake, and keep the remaining percentage in play.

Yes, all bookmakers have minimum deposits, normally this is around £5 or £10.

All reputable online bookies have tools for punters to stay safe. One of which is deposit limits. Quite often you can set; daily, weekly and monthly deposit limits so you can stay safe and gamble within your budget.

All bookies carry KYC checks in the UK, however, they may not carry this out with you. If they do carry this out, although it may be inconvenient, rest assured the fact they are carrying this out, means that the bookmaker is reputable.

Yes, all UK bookies offer accumulators, and are a great way to bet small and win big.

No, but some do, ACCA insurance is where if 1 of your legs loses, you get your stake returned. You normally have to have a minimum number of legs in the bet, for example 4 football teams to win.

No, but many bookies will offer the same or similar odds on a sporting event.

Yes, most bookies allow faster payments when withdrawing with debit cards, therefore you could get your winnings instantly.

All the bookies we advertise offer debit card deposits. No UK bookie is allowed to accept deposits with credit cards, as they are now banned for gambling. Other popular deposits methods where available are; Skrill, Neteller, MuchBetter, Bank Transfer, Apple Pay, PayPal and many more.

Apart from the initial bonus offer, many bookies have ongoing offers and select customers will get free bets. Online bookmakers UK often have ongoing free bets etc to retain customers.

Most online bookmakers UK will offer casino, poker and bingo playing options to there sports customers. This makes it easy to play all your favourite games and sports betting on the one site.

Yes, you can close your account by contacting the customer service department and expressing your wish to close your account. If you no longer wish to bet online at all, you can contact Gamban, where you can block access to all gambling websites and apps worldwide. You can also contact GamStop, a self-exclusion system.

Ante Post betting is a phrase that is used for bets placed at least a day in advance of the actual sporting event. It is commonly used in horse racing when beta are placed before the overnight declaration stage.

Typically they do, however, this is not always the case. Fairly often, bookmakers have price boosts and enhanced odds which are more favourable than exchanges. Plus, exchanges normally charge a fee from your winnings which needs to be taken into account also.

Yes, currently online betting in the UK is legal for adults aged 18 and over. The online bookmakers UK must be registered and licenced with the relevant authority to carry out online betting activities.

Check the bookies complaint procedure, if this is unsuccessful, check if the bookie has signed up to an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) service, such as IBAS, the Betting Adjudication Service. They can look at your complaint/dispute with the online bookie and make a decision which is binding on the Bookmaker.

IBAS is approved but the UK Gambling Commission to provide informed and impartial adjudications.

Yes, online bookmakers UK can do this for a variety of reasons. Normally they would limit your bet sizes if you were consistently winning or a professional gambler. Don’t worry, if you are betting for fun, and win big, then you are unlikely to have your account closed.

Sometimes you do, it will depend on the terms and conditions associated with the bonus in question.

No, the software will check which region you are connecting from. You will need to wait until you are back in the UK to bet on your UK bookie account.

Matched betting, arbing or arbitrage betting is usually where you bet on all possible betting outcomes. Normally this involves the use of a gambling exchange also. This is frowned upon by bookmakers and may lead to the closure of your account.

This may be for a variety of reasons. It could be a lot of money has been placed on a certain result, and the bookmaker has reduced the odds to limit their exposure and make backing this bet less attractive. Other reasons could be a football teams odds are reduced due to a star player being injured.

This is a matter of opinion, however; William Hill and Betfred are seen as leaders in the online bookmakers UK industry.

There is around 25 well known online bookmakers UK, the gambling market in the UK is notoriously competitive.

Skrill and Neteller are digital money wallets which offer a range of online payment and money transfer services. Quite often punters will use these accounts and cards to avoid gambling transactions on their bank statement.