StarSports

StarSports sister sites include McBookie and AK Bets.
StarSports (starsports.bet) is operated by Star Racing Limited of Star House, 255 Old Shoreham Road, Hove, BN3 7ED.

StarSports Sister Sites 2025

Star Racing Limited operates two StarSports sister sites, but there’s a fundamental difference between the StarSports sister sites and StarSports itself. StarSports (sometimes known as StarSports Bet because of its URL) is the only betting site that Star Racing Limited owns and operates directly. The two other sites run on a white-label basis. That means that StarSports is both the shop window site and the flagship of its network. However, that doesn’t mean that the StarSports sister sites necessarily have less to offer. Click on the link to Star Racing Limited to find out more about the operator, or stay here to discover the StarSports sister sites.

McBookie

While the name of McBookie might lead some of you to believe that McDonald’s has finally branched out into gambling, that isn’t (yet) the case. Instead, McBookie is exactly what you think it is. You don’t need to be an expert in the terminology and parlance of the British Isles to work out that McBookie is a betting site with Scottish origins. The brand has been online since 2009, so it’s demonstrated some considerable staying power to keep on ticking in such a competitive market. While McBookie isn’t exclusive to Scottish players, you get the feeling from its website that it would prefer to be. The wording of the “about us” section makes reference to betting on Scottish sporting triumphs, so if you’ve taken leave of your senses and you think Scotland might be a viable bet to win the next World Cup (it could be the World Cup of any sport – they’re all just as unlikely), McBookie is the site to place your wager at.

AK Bets

AK Bets is a name that might be familiar to a few of you as a real-world brand. It started life at Killarney as an on-track bookmaker in 2021. As is often the case with first-day bookies, the owners of AK Bet lost more than £1000 more than they took, but they weren’t put off. The next day went better, and just eighteen months later, the AK Bets website was born. AK Bets went live as the newest of the StarSports sister sites at the beginning of 2023, and launched a series of apps just as soon as the website went live. It claims to take more than seventy thousand bets every day, and specialises in horse racing – not that specialising in horse racing is out of the ordinary on this iGaming network. There’s nothing out of the ordinary at AK Bets, but it’s put together well, and it continues to grow as time passes.

StarSports Bet News

30th April 2025: On the 28th of April, Star Sports Bet rounded up all of the hottest sports news and put it before their readers in their info-packed blog. This edition landed us right in the middle of Windsor’s Monday night card, and Simon Nott was back in his element, reliving old stories while watching the numbers stack up – or not – at the joint. The evening kicked off slowly, with punters holding back during the early races, possibly sticking to the old theory that the first few at Windsor are too early to draw a proper crowd. The Thames Hospice Handicap saw a modest pot and a surprise 11/1 winner, giving the book a rare early profit. But by race two, the tide began to turn, with short-priced favourites taking control and draining the balance. A win for Al Shababi only took £78 out of the hod, but it set the tone.

The blog states that by the time Sea Founder was drifting like a barge and still came home first, the book had slipped into the red. Things didn’t improve when Tycoon shortened, landed the odds, and cost £600. Even the busiest race, the Snap Fitness Handicap, couldn’t reverse the damage, despite the favourite getting rolled. A late surge of interest in a few outsiders ensured the firm took another knock, and although there were some decent-sized punts – a grand here, a £1500 each-way there – the final result was a slow bleed, not a sudden blowout. As sunset drew the meeting to a close, the atmosphere on course remained upbeat, but the books were firmly in the minus.

6th April 2025: The Star Sports Bet sister sites have gone all out with the Grand National betting offers this year. To mark one of the biggest days in the racing calendar, they’ve launched a free-to-enter YES/NO quiz, giving punters the chance to land a £500 free bet by correctly answering ten quick-fire questions. And in a clever twist, even if you get none right – which, statistically, takes some doing – there’s still a £25 free bet in it for you. Questions cover everything from the winning horse’s age and odds to potential false starts, winning times, and whether an Irish-trained horse finishes in the top three. Entries close at 4pm sharp on Saturday, just as the runners go behind the tape at Aintree, so anyone keen to take part will need to get their predictions in before then.

You’ll need to be a registered account holder and over 18 to play, but there’s no fee to enter. The main prize is awarded to the entrant who gets the most right, and if there’s a tie, it goes down to a random draw. Beyond the top prize, tiered rewards are on offer for anyone landing 8, 9, or all 10 questions correctly – with free bets ranging from £50 to £150. Free bets will be credited to accounts within 48 hours, and they’re only valid online or via mobile, with standard usage rules applied. Each player can only enter once, and multiple entries from the same person will void their entry. The promotional terms are straightforward, and full details are listed on the Star Sports site.

7th March 2025: talkSPORT has shared details of how new members at the Star Sports Bet sister sites can snag a free £50 bet ahead of all of the action at Cheltenham. The offer is available to those placing a bet on the 16:40 race, the Fred Winter Juvenile Handicap Hurdle, giving players an extra boost for one of the biggest events of the festival. To take advantage, new players simply need to set their stake on the race, and Star Sports will match it with a free bet of up to £50. The credited bet arrives the following morning and remains valid for seven days, ensuring plenty of time to make use of it across the festival. The promotion is designed for both win and each-way bets, making it accessible to a range of betting styles. As always, terms apply, including the restriction that the offer is only available to new customers, with only the first qualifying selection eligible for the free bet.

With Cheltenham known for its competitive racing and unpredictable outcomes, this promotion could add a little extra excitement to the day’s events. Star Sports has long been a go-to for racing fans looking for tailored promotions around major meets, and this latest offer continues that trend. Whether you’re backing a favourite or taking a chance on an outsider, the matched bet provides an extra incentive to get involved. As with all betting promotions, responsible gambling is key, and those looking to participate were encouraged by talkSPORT to set limits and only wager what they can afford to lose.

10th February 2025: On the 10th of February, Harry Skelton did his weekly debrief on the Star Sports Bet blog, reflecting on recent races and discussing key talking points in the world of horse racing. One of the main subjects he touched on was his brother Dan’s appearance on Luck on Sunday, praising him for speaking openly about the scheduling of Cheltenham and Aintree. He agreed that a longer gap between the two festivals would benefit both horses and owners, giving top runners a better chance to compete at their best in both events. Turning his attention to the weekend’s racing, Skelton shared his thoughts on Warwick, where L’Eau Du Sud put in a strong performance. The horse set a good pace over the five fences down the back and handled the pressure well, particularly when Rubaud came up alongside in the final stages.

With a big challenge ahead in the Arkle, confidence remains high as L’Eau Du Sud now has the experience to handle a higher level of competition. Elsewhere, Le Milos delivered a welcome return to the winner’s circle in the veterans’ chase. After a long spell without a victory, Skelton credited the handicapper for giving the horse a fair chance, as well as the owners for their patience. Now back on form, the next steps will depend on how he fares with a higher rating. West Balboa, on the other hand, had a frustrating run, with a costly mistake at the second last preventing a stronger finish. Skelton noted that without that slip and another near-miss at the final hurdle, she could have pushed much closer to the front.

12th January 2025: The Football Ground Guide has offered some valuable advice on how new members at Star Sports Bet can get more bang out of their buck via promo codes. For those signing up, the guide explains that by using the Star Sports promo code, players can secure a 50 percent money-back offer up to £25 as a free bet if their first wager loses, alongside 25 free spins on the slot game Gold Horsey Winner. The terms require a minimum first bet of £10 at odds of Evens or greater, ensuring accessibility for most new users. The Football Ground Guide was also keen to mention that Star Sports Bet is superlative due to its variety of offers tailored to different sports and betting preferences. Current promotions include deals like refunds for greyhound races lost by a short head and cashback for darts players who fall short despite stellar performances. There’s also a bonus for football fans placing build-a-bet wagers with multiple selections. These promotions underscore the platform’s focus on keeping betting both engaging and rewarding.

The Football Ground Guide also draws attention to Star Sports’ intuitive platform, offering smooth navigation across desktop, mobile, and app versions. The mobile app is particularly praised for its streamlined design, allowing users to track bets, explore in-play options, and place wagers effortlessly. With dedicated support for sports like football, darts, and racing, the platform accommodates casual punters and seasoned bettors alike. For those new to Star Sports Bet, the Football Ground Guide suggests a careful review of the terms, especially around withdrawal limits and bonus expiry dates.

11th December 2024: Star Sports Bet has kindly provided its readership with a preview of the Rangers vs Tottenham game, offering insight into the challenges and opportunities facing both teams as they prepare for this Europa League clash. The preview mentions how Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham side has had a turbulent season, oscillating between moments of brilliance, such as victories over Manchester City, and bouts of inconsistency that have left them mid-table in the Premier League. In Europe, their journey has been steadier, with three wins and a draw in five games, but there’s still ground to cover to secure qualification for the next stage. Adding to their woes, injuries to key defenders Christian Romero and Ben Davies could expose weaknesses at the back.

The Star Sports Bet sister sites tipsters also mentioned how Rangers, managed by Phillippe Clement, have also felt the strain this season, struggling to keep up in the domestic title race. However, recent performances have offered a glimmer of hope, including a dominant 6-0 win over Kilmarnock and an impressive 4-1 victory against Nice in their last Europa League fixture. These results have eased some of the pressure on Clement, and the team will be keen to build on this momentum in front of their home crowd. Historically, Spurs have had the upper hand, winning both meetings between the clubs in the early 1960s, but this encounter promises to be a much tighter affair. Star Sports Bet points to Tottenham’s attacking quality as a potential decider, but their defensive vulnerabilities may open the door for Rangers to make their mark. A prediction of a Spurs victory with both teams finding the net at 23/10 reflects this balance of strengths and weaknesses.

13th November 2024: On the 11th of November, Star Sports Bet launched a promotion which gave lucky participants the chance to attend Cheltenham racecourse for free. The opportunity was aimed at horse racing fans eager to experience high-stakes races, such as the Paddy Power Gold Cup at 2.20 pm on Saturday, the 16th of November. Participants were required to quickly enter the competition, as it was open for only 24 hours, underscoring the exclusivity and urgency of the offer. The promotion promised two pairs of tickets, focusing on the second day of the November Meeting, which featured a seven-race card beginning at 12.35 pm. To be eligible, entrants needed to fill in a simple form providing their name and email, confirming they were over 18 and agreeing to the terms of the promotion. Importantly, the email addresses collected were to be used solely for contact regarding the competition, ensuring privacy and transparency.

The winners were to be announced by 3 pm on Wednesday following the competition close, with announcements made both on the Star Sports website and their social media platforms. Ticket winners were to receive their passes via first-class recorded delivery, ensuring secure and prompt delivery. However, it was clarified that the prize covered admission only and did not extend to other expenses such as food, drink, or travel, focusing purely on the race day experience. Star Sports also reserved the right to modify or withdraw the promotion at any time, adding a standard condition to such offers. The terms also highlighted that each participant could only enter once per account, maintaining fairness in the distribution of tickets.

18th October 2024: On the 17th of October, Graham Sharpe shared what’s happening in horse racing and football through an obscure sports history lens via a blog on the Star Sports Bet site. In a vivid recount of past and present tales from the betting world, Sharpe offers a series of engaging anecdotes that illuminate the quirky side of sports gambling. He begins by recalling his own indirect connections to Watford FC’s Vicarage Road, through both geographical proximity and professional necessity, despite being a staunch supporter of their arch-rivals, Luton Town. This narrative thread includes a historical snippet about his days as a director at Wealdstone FC when they temporarily shared Vicarage Road due to their own ground issues, inheriting some unexpected financial burdens in the process. The column then shifts to a fascinating story from the mid-1970s, involving a greyhound racing scam at Vicarage Road.

As narrated by Sharpe, a duo, Heinz Kuhl and Maria Lawrence, attempted a fraudulent betting scheme by exploiting the delay in race results being transmitted to bookies. Their plan was foiled by a simple mistake in signalling the winning dog, leading to their eventual arrest and conviction for conspiracy to defraud. Not deterred by the past failures of others, another group from the Watford area later tried a similar stunt with walkie-talkies, only to also be caught. Sharpe also touched on a more whimsical tale from Waterford in 2007, where an anonymous benefactor hid £20,000 worth of scratchcards in library books, turning the local library into a treasure hunt scene which ended in chaos but delightful surprises for some lucky finders.

10th September 2024: You can always count on a new list of top betting sites to be revealed each month; recently, talkSPORT published their list of top football betting sites for UK punters, and the rankings may surprise you! Star Sports Bet was undoubtedly stoked to find itself in 9th place on the list. talkSPORT advised that, in the arena of UK football betting sites, it’s essential to choose wisely, and this latest roundup serves as an indispensable guide, especially for those keen on getting savvy with their bets. The cream of the crop in this fresh ranking includes Betfred, which clinched the top spot, offering punters a welcoming bet of £10 to get £50 in free bets, demonstrating its long-standing credibility and varied football markets. Following closely, bet365 secured second place, renowned for its comprehensive coverage and the innovative use of bet builder tools to boost betting value.

Focusing on Star Sports Bet, this platform, born from Star Racing, maintains its no-frills approach, appealing to those who appreciate straightforward betting without the distraction of overwhelming features. Despite its primary focus on horse racing, the site provides competitive football odds and maintains a traditional bookmaking charm. Its user-friendly design, compact betting lobbies, and a solid reputation for customer service skyrocket its appeal, particularly for punters looking for a reliable and fuss-free betting experience. The article also notes that choosing the right betting platform involves considering several factors. The range and depth of football markets, the competitiveness of odds, user experience, and the quality of customer support all play crucial roles. Additionally, evaluating the welcome offers and ongoing promotions can significantly impact the overall betting experience.

14th August 2024: On the 14th of August, Gambling Insider tracked the progress of Star Sports Bet after the betting brand secured a licence to enter the Australian market. This marks a significant milestone for the UK-based operator as it officially begins trading in Victoria, expanding its reach beyond its home market where it has grown quite dominant. The move is part of Star Sports’ broader strategy to increase its brand presence internationally; all eyes are currently on the company to see what jurisdictions it moves into next. In a press release, the company’s owner, Ben Keith, alluded to his enthusiasm for this new venture, particularly highlighting the excitement of playing an active role in prestigious events like the Melbourne Cup. Shane Ciurleo, who has taken on the role of General Manager for Star Sports in Australia, echoed this sentiment, expressing his eagerness to introduce Australian bettors to the values that have defined the brand in the UK.

The bookmaker’s entry into Australia follows its earlier collaboration with Spotlight Sports Group in the UK, where it aimed to strengthen its retail presence through a daily print product focusing on football and horseracing news. This expansion comes at a time when the gambling industry in Australia faces growing scrutiny, with recent calls from political figures urging the Prime Minister to ban gambling advertisements nationwide. Despite these challenges, the Star Sports Bet sister sites are poised to bring their established brand ethos to the Australian market, aiming to carve out a niche amidst the evolving regulatory landscape.

17th July 2024: Star Sports Bet is only just getting over handing over a six-figure sum to one lucky punter who wagered on the Ascot action last month. Details of the win were published by the Mirror, the Racing Post and the Daily Mail however, it is hardly a good look for the bookmaker to be seen struggling to pay their bettors their dues. In a remarkable turn of events at Royal Ascot, a lucky punter landed a massive £300,000 payout by betting £100,000 on Fairy Godmother in the Albany Stakes. Initially appearing out of contention, Fairy Godmother, under the skilful riding of Ryan Moore, staged a dramatic comeback to secure victory in the final furlong. Priced at 2-1 by Star Sports, the horse’s success left many surprised, especially after Moore managed to navigate through a crowded field and overcome Heavens Gate just before the finish line.

The winning bet was shared on social media before the race, adding to the anticipation and drama with many horse racing fans believing that there was no chance of the bet coming into fruition. This victory is part of a tough week for Star Sports, who had earlier seen another significant payout when a bettor won over £262,500 on a £100,000 bet on Auguste Rodin in the Prince of Wales’s Stakes. Flynn Goward, managing director of Star Sports, admitted the substantial financial hit, noting it as their largest wager of the week. Despite these challenges, Goward emphasised that taking on big bets is part of their business model, though the back-to-back losses have undoubtedly impacted them.

18th June 2024: talkSPORT can’t stop talking about the welcome package at Star Sports Bet; on the 17th of June alone, talkSPORT published not one but two different articles, letting its wide readership know about the welcome bonus which has been crafted especially for football fans looking to find their sportsbook home during the Euros. Star Sports Bet is capitalising on the European Championships buzz with an enticing welcome offer which offers new customers 50% back as a free bet up to £25, along with 25 free spins on Gold Horsey Winner if their first bet loses. This generous offer ensures that newcomers have something to fall back on, regardless of the outcome of their initial wager. To qualify for this promotion, players need to create a new account, deposit, and place a bet of at least £10 at odds of 2.00 or higher. This offer is available from the 1st of May 2024 to the 30th of June 2024, giving plenty of time for new users to take advantage.

The process to claim this offer is straightforward: after setting up a new account and placing the qualifying bet, if the bet is lost, the free bet will be credited by noon the following day, while the free spins will be available by 6 PM. It’s important to note that the free bet stake is not included in any winnings, cannot be exchanged for cash, and both the free bet and spins expire after seven days. This offer also cannot be combined with any other Star Sports bonuses.

23rd May 2024: On May 22, Goal.com reviewed several top promotions available at Star Sports Bet and highlighted some of the most exciting football action on the platform this week. The featured offer includes a £25 free bet if your first bet loses, along with 25 free spins. To participate, new customers must sign up, deposit a minimum of £10, and place their first bet with odds of at least 1/1 (2.00). If the initial bet loses, 50% of the stake up to £25 will be returned as a free bet, which is non-withdrawable and expires after seven days. Additionally, the 25 free spins are credited for use on a specified game. This week’s football action on the platform includes the Europa League final on Wednesday, with Atalanta aiming to be the first team to defeat Bayer Leverkusen this season. On Saturday, the FA Cup Final will see Manchester United face Manchester City at Wembley, while the Scottish Cup Final features Celtic against Rangers at Hampden Park.

The Women’s Champions League final between Barcelona and Lyon is also scheduled for Saturday, followed by the Championship play-off final on Sunday, where Leeds and Southampton compete for the final promotion spot. Star Sports also offers existing customers a variety of promotions, such as the Second Chance offer, where players can get 50% of their stake back as a free bet if their ‘First Goalscorer’ bet loses but the player scores the second goal. Another promotion, Added Insurance, provides 50% of the stake back on ‘Correct Scores’ bets that lose in regular time but win in extra time. Additionally, the Build-a-Bet Bonus gives a 10% boost on winning bets with four or more legs at odds of 5/1 or higher.

Can Star Sports Be Trusted?

★★★★★

Star Sports is a 3-star trusted casino.

1. Licenses and Fines	Star Sports holds a UK Gambling Commission licence, but its operator has been fined. See more info in the review below.
2. Accepts UK players?	This is a UK-based brand for UK-based bettors.
3. Trustpilot Score	1.9/5.0 (>140 reviews).
4. Operator Name & Location	Star Racing Limited is based in Hove, England.
5. Bonus Terms	Generally no wagering requirements on bonuses.
6. Customer Support	Email and telephone support, but no live chat.
7. Withdrawal Speed & Options	Debit card only, 2-5 day turnaround.
8. Number of Sister Sites	The two Star Sports sister sites are profiled above.
9. Games portfolio	This is a sports betting site, but the Star Sports Casino is reasonably well-stocked and also offers bingo.
10. On GamStop?	Star Sports is a GamStop site.
Overall SCORE >	★★★★★ – 3/5 Stars

StarSports Review 2025

StarSports has been around since 1999 and describes itself as “the UK’s leading luxury bookmaker.” Like a couple of the current and former StarSports sister sites, the brand began at the side of a racecourse before finding its way online. The company says that it relocated to Brighton in 2009 after acquiring other family-run bookmaking brands like Vickers, although Vickers and the other brands that StarSports cites ownership of actually belong to other operators in the eyes of the UK Gambling Commission. Another of the sentences of praise that StarSports heaps upon itself is “the most exclusive private bookmaker in the world.” It talks the talk, but can it walk the walk?

StarSports Welcome Promotions

We’ve reviewed StarSports a few times now, and the brand can’t seem to make its mind up about whether it wants to offer up a welcome bonus to new players or not. It had no welcome bonus the first time we reviewed it, a small matched deposit bonus the second time, and now no bonus again as we return for a third time. That instantly weakens the brand because players have come to expect a freebie when registering with a new bookie for the first time, but fear not – based on past form, we’re sure StarSports will start handing out bonuses again at some point in the next six months.

Other Promotions

Quite a lot of the promotions you may or may not come across at StarSports will depend on what sporting events are happening that day or week. You’ll always find special bets attached to the day’s football action if there are big games happening, and there are sub-sections of small promotions for the afternoon’s greyhound or horse racing. In other words, the promotions section of StarSports is live and constantly updated. Among these temporary promotions are a few that hang around for longer. If you lose your bet on the first goalscorer in a football match, for example, StarSports will refund fifty per cent of your stake if your chosen player scores second instead.

There will be some-not many, but some-players who come to StarSports to play its casino games rather than to bet on sports. A limited number of promotions at the casino are available, but the terms aren’t all that inviting. The biggest ongoing promotion at the StarSports Casino is Star Casino Club. It offers one hundred free spins per week with no wagering requirements attached, but only to players who’ve spent £500 or more on slots during the previous week. That’s a lot of spending for not a lot of bonus action.

What are the Pros and Cons of StarSports?

Pros: This is a very comprehensive sports betting website operated by a brand that’s been around for a long time and is seen as trustworthy. The combination of telephone and social media customer support that it offers means that there’s always someone to speak to if you need assistance.

Cons: StarSports doesn’t offer many promotions, and those that it does offer aren’t particularly attractive. Worse than that, the site seems to be stuck in the past when it comes to banking. There aren’t many options to choose from and no way to get an instant or even a same-day withdrawal of your funds.

Top Games at StarSports

To ask us what the top games at StarSports are would be to fundamentally misunderstand the site. This is a sports betting site, and the fact that it also offers casino games is more of a nicety than an attraction. If you really want to know, the top slots in the StarSports Casino are Hot Pepper and Spin and Score. For 99% of players, though, the top games are the top sporting fixtures that StarSports offers odds on.

Every betting site on the Star Racing Limited platform leads with horse racing, and StarSports itself is no exception. Football takes second billing on the homepage, followed by tennis, golf, and cricket. There’s also more coverage of American Football at StarSports than you’ll find at most UK-facing sports betting websites. For enhanced odds or unconventional betting opportunities, look in the “Star Events” heading on the sub-menu. It could include anything from odds on the next Prime Minister to odds on the next winner of Britain’s Got Talent.

Withdrawal Processing & Support

If you were paying attention when we ran through the pros and cons of StarSports a few moments ago, you’ll remember us saying that payment processing was a major weakness of the site. If you want to conduct transactions with StarSports, you’ll have to do so via bank transfers or debit cards – there’s no support for any other payment methods. One of the consequences of that old-school approach is that you won’t get your money quickly. Debit card withdrawals will take between two and five business days, and while the turnaround time for bank transfers isn’t quoted, it’s probably safe to assume that they take even longer. To cut a long story short, don’t expect fast withdrawals from StarSports – it’s not going to happen.

Customer Services & Licensing

The fastest and easiest way to get in contact with StarSports is to give the team a call on 01273 936840. That’s the dedicated customer service line, but you could also call the betting line on 08000 521321 if you’d rather place bets over the phone than over the internet. Your other option is to contact StarSports via Twitter/X.com, where you’ll find them under the handle “StarSports-Bet.”

The UK Gambling Commission licence that covers StarSports is number 9177 and is held by Star Racing Limited. The operator was fined £594,000 by the regulator in 2023. This came after the UKGC reviewed Star Racing Limited’s licence and found errors with its customer interaction protocols and compliance with AML measures. The licence is still in force (albeit with extra conditions and a formal warning attached), and still covers the StarSports sister sites.

StarSports – The Verdict

StarSports makes some very bold claims about itself in the “about us” section of its website, including a suggestion that it’s the UK’s biggest luxury bookmaker and the most exclusive bookmaker in the world. We’re all for a little hyperbole, but we think StarSports went a little too far there – it’s nowhere near being able to back the statements up. Its sportsbook is fine, and there’s plenty to bet on, but until it offers a suite of payment options fit for the 2020s and upgrades its promotions, it’s not going to reach the level that it believes itself to be on.

What are players saying about StarSports?

Here are our condensed / reader’s digest summaries of recent Star Sports reviews from real players.

• 17-Mar-2025 by Saul:
  Genuinely decent bookie. The offers are strong, the site runs smoothly, and withdrawals are lightning quick. Only gripe is the removal of Best Odds Guaranteed – would’ve been a perfect score otherwise. – source: Trustpilot
• 08-Mar-2025 by Sonia:
  Not sure why the bad reviews. I had a winning football bet worth £220 and it was in my account within 30 minutes of the final whistle. No issues on my end, all smooth – cheers! – source: Trustpilot
• 23-Feb-2025 by Tim:
  Easily one of the most baffling companies I’ve ever come across. Deposited £50, then got locked out of my account for no reason and couldn’t reset my password. Customer service stopped responding altogether. Ended up reversing the transaction through my bank. Completely bizarre – they gained nothing and lost a customer. Bonkers. – source: Trustpilot
• 23-Jan-2025 by Virginia:
  Star Sports has been brilliant for me. Reliable, straightforward, and never let me down. If you’re looking for a new betting site, I’d definitely say give them a go. – source: Trustpilot
• 31-Dec-2024 by Anthony:
  If you’re reading this review, do yourself a favour and steer clear. There’s nothing good about this site – in fact, it feels more like a scam than a genuine platform. They’re not even regulated by IBAS, which says it all. Stick with the established UK firms instead. – source: Trustpilot
• 13-Dec-2024 by Robert:
  Signed up and deposited money a couple of times, won a small amount, and then had my account locked. They asked for endless documents – including my passport and letters – which I provided. Despite that, they shut my account and kept my balance. Never experienced anything like it. Outrageous. – source: Trustpilot
• 09-Dec-2024 by Anthony:
  Absolutely useless. After just a few bets averaging £50, I was banned from getting Best Odds Guaranteed. Then suddenly, every bet I tried to place hit an error. Yet they boast about handling massive bets on TV. Pulled my money and won’t be back. There are far better bookies out there. – source: Trustpilot
• 24-Nov-2024 by Daniel:
  Signed up recently and had an address mismatch with my ID. Customer service sorted it out quickly, got my KYC done within hours. Made a small win on the horses, withdrew, and the money hit my account in 20 minutes. Fastest payout I’ve seen. Very happy with the service. – source: Trustpilot
• 31-Oct-2024 by Haullvea:
  Started off well with £50 bet returns and matching deposits, but that all dropped off quickly. After the first week it was down to £25 bet returns and no deposit matches. Went from a decent experience to a disappointing one – hence the one star now. – source: Trustpilot
• 15-Oct-2024 by Brad:
  Without a doubt the worst betting agency I’ve come across. After depositing and winning a bit, they kept taking back the bonuses. One minute they were added, then removed, then claimed it was a mistake. A total shambles. Would give minus one star if I could. – source: Trustpilot