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easyBet is a different kind of betting site. There are no fractional odds on the front page and there is no bookmaker on the other side of your bet. You pick Yes or No on a question, the price is shown as a percentage, and your bet is matched with another customer. It is part of the easy family of brands and is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission through Triplebet Limited, account number 39504.

Written by: Matt K|Last Updated: 9 October 2026

For this review we went through the easyBet website in October 2026: the Predictions markets, the Exchange, the help pages on funding and verification, the market rules and the full terms. We checked the licence on the Gambling Commission register and noted the live prices on the day’s main events.

Who is behind easyBet

Triplebet Limited is based in Alderney and is licensed there as well as in Great Britain. The same company and the same licence run the Matchbook betting exchange, which has been taking bets from British customers for more than a decade. easyBet carries the easy name used by a family of well-known consumer brands, and it is the newer of the two sites. Our independent bookmakers page explains where both sit in the market.

easyBet sums itself up in five words on its About page: Predictions, Exchange, Multiples, Bet Builder. Its slogan is "Bet Smart, Bet Easy".

Predictions: betting in percentages

Predictions is the product you land on. Every market is a question, and every question has a Yes price and a No price shown as a percentage. The percentage is the chance the market gives that outcome.

On the afternoon we visited, the homepage section called Have Your Say included these:

• Will Liverpool finish in the top four of the Premier League? Yes 70%, No 33%.
• Will Harry Kane score two or more against Czechia? Yes 30%, No 73%.
• Will England, Spain and Scotland all win tonight? Yes 39%, No 64%.
• Will the three promoted clubs all go straight back down? Yes 19%, No 84%.

Match markets work the same way. England against the Czech Republic showed 89% for the home win, 8.7% for the draw and 3.6% for the away win. The Fury against Joshua fight in December was already priced at 62%, 4% and 36%.

The maths is easy. easyBet's own example is a £10 stake at a price of 60%. Divide the stake by the price: £10 divided by 0.60 returns £16.67, a profit of £6.67. A lower percentage means a bigger return. You can stake any amount, because there are no fixed contract sizes. If you want to convert a percentage to traditional odds, our guide to how betting odds work shows the method.

You bet against other people, not the house

This is the part that makes easyBet independent in a deeper sense than ownership. Every Predictions bet is matched between two customers. If you take Yes, someone else has taken No. easyBet says it plainly: you are always betting against other participants, never against the house.

That has two practical effects. First, your winnings are paid by the customer on the other side, not by easyBet, so a winning customer costs the site nothing. Second, you can get out of a bet early. To close a position you place the opposite bet at the current price, which locks in a profit if the price has moved your way or cuts the loss if it has not.

easyBet earns its money through commission on net winnings. The rate for UK customers is set out in section 6 of the terms, so read it when you join.

The easyBet Exchange

The second tab opens the Exchange. This is traditional exchange betting with decimal prices: you back a selection to win or lay it to lose, and another customer takes the other side. The help pages explain each term in plain English, from a lay bet to market exposure.

• Multiples. easyBet builds accumulators from exchange prices.
• Bet Builder. Available on football, NFL, NBA, darts, tennis and more.
• Cash out. Offered where there is enough money in the market to match the opposite bet.
• Horse racing. UK, Ireland, South Africa, Australia and the USA.
• Greyhound streaming. Live pictures from UK and Irish tracks, marked with a stream icon on the race.

Predictions and the Exchange share one wallet and one login. If you are new to accumulators, our guide to accumulators covers the basics.

Sports and markets

The menu is short and focused. The popular sports are soccer, American football, cricket, tennis and baseball, and the full list adds basketball, boxing, golf, ice hockey, politics, rugby union and TV specials. American sport gets real attention: the lead banner on our visit was the Super Bowl winner market, and NBA and Major League Baseball games sat on the homepage next to the Nations League. Politics and current affairs markets suit the Yes or No format well.

Opening an account and verification

easyBet tries to verify you electronically first, so many customers never need to send a document. If a document is needed, you upload it in the Account Verification section of My Account, or send it through live chat. easyBet asks for a photo ID, which can be a passport, a driving licence or a national ID card, and proof of address. You must be verified before a withdrawal is authorised.

The site also offers two-factor login and has a setup guide for it in the help section.

Deposits and withdrawals

easyBet accepts Visa and Mastercard debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Skrill and Neteller. That is a wider choice than most small betting sites offer, and the e-wallets are useful for exchange users who move money often.

• The minimum deposit and the minimum withdrawal are both £10.
• Withdrawals go back to the method you deposited with. easyBet calls this a closed loop.
• If you have used two methods, withdrawals go to your oldest deposit first.
• The market rules state that a withdrawal is processed within 12 hours.
• Bank wire withdrawals are available for larger sums.

How your money is protected

easyBet holds customer funds in an independent customer trust. It states that this gives all customers the highest level of funds protection, and that the cover starts automatically from the moment money lands in your account, whether from a deposit or a winning bet. You do not have to do anything to get it.

Customer support

Live chat is open from 9am to 2am every day of the week. If you would rather talk, you can ask in chat for a member of the team to call you back. There is an email address for general support and a separate one for complaints, with a commitment to resolve a complaint within eight weeks.

Mobile apps

There are two apps for each of iOS and Android: easyBet Predictions and easyBet Exchange. Both support Face ID or fingerprint login and let you deposit and withdraw inside the app. The apps ask for location access, because easyBet can only be used from permitted countries.

Who easyBet suits

easyBet suits three kinds of punter. The first is the newcomer who finds fractions confusing and wants a price that reads as a simple chance. The second is the opinion bettor, who likes to take a side on a title race, a transfer or an election. The third is the experienced exchange user who wants to back, lay and trade without a bookmaker's margin.

If you want a traditional bookmaker with best odds guaranteed on the racing, look at the owner-run firms on our independent bookmakers page.

Written & Reviewed by Matt K
Sports Betting Analyst at Winners Media

I have been covering the UK betting industry since 2007, testing sportsbooks across mobile and desktop. At TabletBetting, I review betting sites, compare odds and payment methods, and track new bookmaker launches. My focus is on the mobile experience - how apps perform under real conditions, not just what the marketing says.

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