Eurobet is a bookmaker that holds an active Italian licence and serves the Italian market only. The reviewed record does not name an operator or an established year. Its sportsbook covers 28 disciplines, and accounts are held in euros.
Eurobet Betting Experience
The catalogue includes football, tennis, basketball, ice hockey, motorsports, darts, snooker, chess, cricket, cycling, esports and water polo. Live streaming is not recorded, so in-play video cannot be confirmed. The reviewed record shows an overall player rating of 2.7 from 45 reviews, while editorial criterion scores and a betting margin are not listed. The original listing also notes that odds are shown only in decimal form, with no fractional or American alternative.
Platform Design & Usability
Eurobet does not list a dedicated iOS or Android application, leaving browser access as the documented route. Payment options include MasterCard, Neteller, PayPal, paysafecard, Skrill and Visa, and accounts are held in euros. Cryptocurrency is not listed, and multi-factor authentication is absent from the available data.
Brand Positioning & Appeal
The brand competes in the Italian market with a broad sportsbook and a payment set that covers cards, PayPal and two e-wallets. Its 2.7 player rating from 45 reviews suggests a mixed reception among existing customers. Self-exclusion and other account controls are not recorded, so the safer-gambling offer remains unverified.
Traffic and ranking statistics
Source-recorded monthly data
Global rank over time
20 over 3 months
A lower number is a stronger global rank. Hover or focus a point for its recorded value.
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Daily visits per country
Estimated daily visits by country
Country
Daily visits
Share
Rank
Italy
123,000
98.8%
#7
Traffic and rank figures are reproduced from the published source record. They are estimates, not operator-reported audits.
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Frequently asked questions
5 answers
Is Eurobet safe and legal to use?
Eurobet holds an active Italian licence, and the reviewed record lists no other regulator. The brand is available in Italy only, so the local licensing framework governs the documented market.
What payment methods does Eurobet accept?
Eurobet lists six payment methods, covering MasterCard, Neteller, PayPal, paysafecard, Skrill and Visa. Accounts are held in euros, and no cryptocurrency or bank transfer option appears in the reviewed data.
How long do Eurobet withdrawals take?
Eurobet withdrawal times are not published in the reviewed record, so processing depends on the chosen method and any verification checks. Cards, PayPal, Neteller, Skrill and paysafecard are the documented payment routes.
What are Eurobet's betting limits?
The reviewed data does not list minimum stakes, maximum stakes or maximum payouts for Eurobet. Limits would be governed by the operator's terms and the Italian licence conditions.
What responsible gambling tools does Eurobet provide?
No self-exclusion or other responsible gambling tools are recorded for Eurobet, and multi-factor authentication is not listed. Players should review the account settings and the operator's current safer-gambling information before depositing.
User comments
5 published
toni
GB
Just coral under another trading name, competent and well established national chain with high street branches where you can get out the rain on a miserable november afternoon and have a bit of fun placing 1.50 GBP bets whilst enjoying a free cup of coffee and if you win it’s a bonus. Good website with very good odds and customer service only ever a phone call or walk to the counter away
poirot
GB
I don’t know why they don’t just give themselves one name either coral or eurobet, these are the same bookie. But nonetheless, a long established name in bookmakers you can trust, with industry leading odds and polite and friendly, courteous professional staff only ever a freephone call away to answer your queries
teggsie
GB
2/5
Same people as corals who have plenty of high street shops, good reputation but their dark secret is they rip off underage gamblers, who OK they shouldn’t be there anyway, but the right thing to do would be to refund their deposit irrespective of whether they won or lost and tell them not to do it again, with at worst a 10 % admin fee or something. They let you deposit and risk losing your money, refuse to pay it back if you bet your money, then suspend your account for proof of age afterwards. But refuse to pay your winnings and only the deposit if you win. So it’s a win or break even situation for the bookie and a lose or break even situation for the underage gambler. I’d love to be a teenager again, but I certainly wouldn’t want to try and win money on their site again as one. I myself can use my site and enjoy its pleasures but don’t like the way they’d happily rip off my teenage son if he ever tried to win some money with them. However due to their plenty of high street branches and otherwise good reputation, it would have been a 1, as it is they get upgraded from that to a 2
gabriella
GB
Another version of corals, despite their good reputation and well established name they have been known to request id and utility bill, get emailed perfectly good and valid id and bill, nothing wrong with them whatsover and unreasonably refuse to answer emails and after chasing up I was told the account would remain closed, I don’t know if they were just doing it to be deliberately awkward or to avoid paying out winnings, but as a business man once told me at a seminar for starting your own business, don’t think a company that’s big is necessarily any more trustworthy than a one man band, this is very true of coral despite their reputation as a well established bookie with UK shops and gambling licence
zurra
GB
Just corals under a second trading name basically, a good, well established high street bookie in the UK with shops in most towns and cities. Odds which set the industry standard, ie other bookies often set their odds in relation to theirs. No chat system though, best way is to phone, freephone in the UK, but calls may cost if you’re not, sure they’ll ring you back if you ask them politely though
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Just coral under another trading name, competent and well established national chain with high street branches where you can get out the rain on a miserable november afternoon and have a bit of fun placing 1.50 GBP bets whilst enjoying a free cup of coffee and if you win it’s a bonus. Good website with very good odds and customer service only ever a phone call or walk to the counter away
I don’t know why they don’t just give themselves one name either coral or eurobet, these are the same bookie. But nonetheless, a long established name in bookmakers you can trust, with industry leading odds and polite and friendly, courteous professional staff only ever a freephone call away to answer your queries
Same people as corals who have plenty of high street shops, good reputation but their dark secret is they rip off underage gamblers, who OK they shouldn’t be there anyway, but the right thing to do would be to refund their deposit irrespective of whether they won or lost and tell them not to do it again, with at worst a 10 % admin fee or something. They let you deposit and risk losing your money, refuse to pay it back if you bet your money, then suspend your account for proof of age afterwards. But refuse to pay your winnings and only the deposit if you win. So it’s a win or break even situation for the bookie and a lose or break even situation for the underage gambler. I’d love to be a teenager again, but I certainly wouldn’t want to try and win money on their site again as one. I myself can use my site and enjoy its pleasures but don’t like the way they’d happily rip off my teenage son if he ever tried to win some money with them. However due to their plenty of high street branches and otherwise good reputation, it would have been a 1, as it is they get upgraded from that to a 2
Another version of corals, despite their good reputation and well established name they have been known to request id and utility bill, get emailed perfectly good and valid id and bill, nothing wrong with them whatsover and unreasonably refuse to answer emails and after chasing up I was told the account would remain closed, I don’t know if they were just doing it to be deliberately awkward or to avoid paying out winnings, but as a business man once told me at a seminar for starting your own business, don’t think a company that’s big is necessarily any more trustworthy than a one man band, this is very true of coral despite their reputation as a well established bookie with UK shops and gambling licence
Just corals under a second trading name basically, a good, well established high street bookie in the UK with shops in most towns and cities. Odds which set the industry standard, ie other bookies often set their odds in relation to theirs. No chat system though, best way is to phone, freephone in the UK, but calls may cost if you’re not, sure they’ll ring you back if you ask them politely though