Editorial reviewEnglishEN editionUnited Kingdom rating 3.2Updated 9 Nov 2026
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3.2Editorial score / 5
Global rank#252
down
16 positions
in 3 months
Daily visits19,400Estimated visits per day
Largest marketUnited Kingdom
12,200 daily
· 62.9% share
United Kingdom rating3.2Recorded country profile rating
Matchbook Overview
Matchbook is a bookmaker established in 2004 and operated by Triplebet Limited. The reviewed record lists active licences from Alderney and the United Kingdom. It holds an editorial score of 3.2 from 113 ratings, ranks 252nd in the traffic table and draws about 19,400 daily visits. The brand serves the United Kingdom, Canada and Ireland.
Matchbook Betting Experience
The sportsbook covers 24 sports, including football, tennis, cricket, golf, horse racing and greyhound racing. Politics, poker and Gaelic sports also appear in the reviewed list, alongside Aussie rules, baseball, chess, cycling, darts, handball and snooker. Horse and greyhound racing give the catalogue a racing focus rare among the brands reviewed here. No live streaming flag or betting margin figure is published.
Platform Design & Usability
Matchbook accepts MasterCard, Neteller, paysafecard, Skrill and Visa. Five currencies are supported, including the US dollar, British pound, Brazilian real and Mexican peso. No iOS or Android app is listed, so access runs through the browser. No cryptocurrency is supported. The five-currency set covers the main markets where the brand is licensed.
Brand Positioning & Appeal
The brand suits players who want a long-established operator with United Kingdom and Alderney oversight. Criterion scores favour betting limits at 4.1, customer support at 3.8 and safety at 3.6, while the overall score of 3.2 is more moderate. Self-exclusion and multi-factor authentication are not recorded in the source.
Traffic and ranking statistics
Source-recorded monthly data
Global rank over time
16 over 3 months
A lower number is a stronger global rank. Hover or focus a point for its recorded value.
#198#252
JunJulAugSepOctNov
Daily visits per country
Estimated daily visits by country
Country
Daily visits
Share
Rank
United Kingdom
12,200
62.9%
#27
Traffic and rank figures are reproduced from the published source record. They are estimates, not operator-reported audits.
Pros and cons
Pros
Licensed by Alderney and the United Kingdom
Established in 2004 under Triplebet Limited
Covers 24 sports, including horse and greyhound racing
Five payment methods including Neteller and Skrill
Betting-limits criterion scores 4.1 out of 5
Cons
Available in the United Kingdom, Canada and Ireland only
No iOS or Android app appears in the reviewed record
Overall editorial score of 3.2 is moderate
No live streaming or betting margin figure is published
No self-exclusion or multi-factor authentication is recorded
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Frequently asked questions
5 answers
Is Matchbook safe and legal to use?
The reviewed data lists active licences for Matchbook from Alderney and the United Kingdom. Those registrations are the main regulatory reference in the source, and players should confirm current status on each regulator's public register before depositing.
What payment methods does Matchbook accept?
The reviewed data lists 5 payment methods for Matchbook, namely MasterCard, Neteller, paysafecard, Skrill and Visa. Five currencies are supported, including the US dollar and Mexican peso. Availability can differ by country, so players should confirm the options shown at checkout.
How long do Matchbook withdrawals take?
The reviewed data does not publish withdrawal processing times for Matchbook. Timing usually depends on the payment method and any verification checks, so players should check the cashier terms before requesting a payout.
What betting limits does Matchbook set?
The reviewed data does not list minimum or maximum stakes for Matchbook, though its betting-limits criterion scores 4.1 out of 5. Limits are normally set per market and account, so players should check the terms and the bet slip before placing a wager.
What responsible gambling tools does Matchbook provide?
The reviewed data does not list self-exclusion or multi-factor authentication for Matchbook. Players should check the account settings for deposit limits, time-outs and exclusion tools before depositing. Independent support is available through GamCare and BeGambleAware.
User comments
5 published
Anonymous
IN
1/5
They are thieves, do not play there.
Casablancan
GB
Class act amongst exchanges. Lowest commission fees along with great design of their website. Not as many markets as others but increasing in number. More flexible odds than others that can go above 1000-1. Would like more sports to be included and advance betting on matches.
Anonymous
MT
1/5
They close the market when game is in play. No good betting exchange for traders!!!
Paul
RU
1/5
Unless you are happy to withdraw to Skrill or Neteller, you are unlikely to see your money again as they refuse to process withdrawals to Visa or Mastercard. If you want a bank transfer, they charge you ÂŁ35.
totoboy
NL
1/5
I don’t like the empty pots as this trader bookie, matchbook. Their software is awful and they don’t always offer all bets. You can’t bet high stakes, only at big competition matches you can. At smaller competitions, mostly, the pot is empty so nothing to trade. Matchbook is reliable, they do pay out. Their service is okay, but nothing special. I think there is no market anymore for a bookmaker like Matchbook. You can try this bookmaker but you won’t hang around for a long time.
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They are thieves, do not play there.
Class act amongst exchanges. Lowest commission fees along with great design of their website. Not as many markets as others but increasing in number. More flexible odds than others that can go above 1000-1. Would like more sports to be included and advance betting on matches.
They close the market when game is in play. No good betting exchange for traders!!!
Unless you are happy to withdraw to Skrill or Neteller, you are unlikely to see your money again as they refuse to process withdrawals to Visa or Mastercard. If you want a bank transfer, they charge you ÂŁ35.
I don’t like the empty pots as this trader bookie, matchbook. Their software is awful and they don’t always offer all bets. You can’t bet high stakes, only at big competition matches you can. At smaller competitions, mostly, the pot is empty so nothing to trade. Matchbook is reliable, they do pay out. Their service is okay, but nothing special. I think there is no market anymore for a bookmaker like Matchbook. You can try this bookmaker but you won’t hang around for a long time.