Gamebookers

About Gamebookers

Here we have yet another veteran bookmaker. Founded in 2000, Gamebookers is no stranger to the changing tides in the sports betting market, as they’ve navigated through countless trends and fads in the last two decades. It takes a lot of time for a bookie to build a reputation, and just one or two incidents to shatter it. So far, Gamebookers has done a fine job of living up to the hype, with an excellent offer and even more impressive credentials. But do they have what it takes to battle it out with the giants of the industry? We’re kind of torn on what to say on this one, but you’ll get a better understanding of the conundrum once you read our Gamebookers review.

Let’s start off with the design, shall we? This is the part that gives us the greatest amount of doubts when it comes to the potential of Gamebookers. On one hand, you have an intuitive interface that contains everything you need to take off on your sports betting journey. On the other hand, everything seems to crammed onto a single homepage. The white background doesn’t make things better, but we have to commend the subtlety of the branding. No annoying logos or big banners are there to disrupt your experience.

While the content is clearly forced onto the homepage, that doesn’t mean it’s not tidy. If you ask us, this is a thing of preference. If you don’t mind a lot of white straining your eyes, along with many things in one place, then this is the bookmaker for you. In-site advertisements for casino games are non-intrusive, which is something a lot of bookies seem to disregard nowadays.

Moving onto the Banking section, we’ve encountered a star-studded cast featuring every popular and niche platform that’s hot in the world of sports betting right now. Everything from PayPal and Maestro is available, making this one of the most versatile collections of payment options we’ve seen in recent times. If you like changing things up and trying out new things, Gamebookers is the way to go.

Off the bat, we don’t like the fact that you have to literally do research to see in which ways can you contact customer support. This initial disappointment was further reinforced by the fact that you don’t have live chat as an option.

Sports and Betting Odds

Gamebookers offers many sporting events for users to place bets on. Among the covered sports are: soccer, tennis, basketball, volleyball, ice hockey, volleyball, American football, athletics, Aussie rules, bandy, baseball, biathlon, boxing, chess, cricket, cycling, combat sports, cross country skiing, darts, E-Sports, entertainment, floorball, Formula 1, Gaelic sports, golf, motorsport, NASCAR, politics, rally, Rugby League, Rugby Union, ski jumping, specials, snooker, table tennis, Olympics - specials. Betting odds at Gamebookers are competitive overall. Soccer betting margin is 6.6%, tennis betting margin is 5.6%, ice hockey betting margin is 6.8%, basketball with 4.3% and so on. The overall betting margin is 5.3%. These betting margins have been calculated using odds from different events in each sport. Please note that margins may be different from a sport to another, and even from a league to other.

Betting Features

29 sports is more than enough to give Gamebookers a top score when it comes to variety of coverage. Special bets could be a bit more abundant, but all in all - this is everything you need if you’re looking to learn the ins and outs of sports betting. Pros can find something interesting, too.

Security and Fairness

Where do we start? Licenses from the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) and the Gambling Commissioner of Gibraltar (GCG) are more than enough to rest easy and not doubt Gamebookers’ legitimacy. They’re a member of the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) and all their games are deemed fair by eCogra. Transparent and trustworthy, just how we like it.