Premier League Betting - January 2026

Match Result (1X2)

When wagering on the result, you have three outcomes to choose from: the home team’s win (1), the away team’s win (2), or a draw (X). No circumstances can affect the bet, unless the game is canceled due to technical reasons.

Double Chance

As the name implies, you bet on two of three possible outcomes: either team wins, the home team wins or a draw, and the away team wins or a draw. Compared to Match Result, the odds for winning aren’t as profitable.

Draw No Bet

This bet lets you wager on one of the teams winning and eliminates the possibility of a draw. If a match results in a draw, the bookmaker will pay your bet back in full amount.

Goal Totals (Over/Under)

This type of bet lets you wager on the total number of goals being larger or smaller than the one set by the bookmaker. In general, all Over/Under bets work by the same principle.

Handicaps

A handicap bet will help you boost the Premier League betting odds if you believe one of the teams has an advantage over the other. For example, you bet on Team A’s victory with a -1 handicap. This means they must score at least two goals for your bet to win.

Other Bet Types

If you’d like to go further than betting on teams with the best odds to win the Premier League 2026, the following markets will provide more flexibility to your decisions and planning.

These markets will let you benefit not only from Premier League winner odds, but also from your knowledge of the team.

Welcome Bonus

Welcome bonuses are offers for newcomers. Their goal is to stimulate you to create an account and place the first bet. Commonly, they are not dedicated specifically to football betting, but can be designed for live betting.

For example, Bet365 often runs a “Bet £10, get £30 in free bets” type welcome deal. However, some bet sites can offer something similar, but for in-game betting, like “Bet £10, get £30 in free live bets”.

To qualify for the bonus, you need to create a player profile and make your first deposit. Commonly, there are minimum limits for it, around £10-£20. Most sites also set a wagering requirement of around x30-x35.

Reload Bonuses

These rewards are for existing customers who make their next deposit or wager more after the welcome period. For example, bookmakers sometimes run accumulator reload offers, such as “50% up to £30 reload bonus”. These bonuses often have odds requirements and can be quite specific. For example, they can have restrictions on which markets count for the bonus to be used on. The most common type of reload bonus is the match bonus for your deposit.

Free Bets

In simple words, free bets are betting tokens for placing bets without risking your bankroll. You can get them as a separate bonus, for example, Coral offering “£5 Get £20 Free Bets” for new customers. Or, you get them as part of bigger promotions or promo codes.With this type of bonus, you usually only get the winnings, not the bet. They also often set minimum bets and odds, expiry dates, or even market restrictions.

Cashback Deals

Cashback deals can vary, but commonly, this is a type of small refund you get for your losses in the sportsbook for a set period of time. They are sometimes part of weekly or event-specific promotions.Many sites in the United Kingdom offer at least 10% cashback. Some offshore platforms can offer up to 25%. The cashback can come in cash or freebet form. They can also be a part of a VIP program, and increase with each level obtained.

Profit Boosts

Profit boosts can increase your profits if a qualifying bet wins. This way, your return will be boosted by a fixed percentage over what it would normally be. For example, BetUK has a “50% Profit Boost” offer where you stake up to £20 on any market and, if it wins, extra winnings are added (up to a cap).

Odds Boost Promotions

Sometimes, bookmakers offer better Premier League odds than normal on specific selections or markets. These boosts may be “bet builders” or special markets like “both teams to score”, “first scorer”, etc. For example, BoyleSports offers a 25% boost on Bet Builder winnings in certain matches. 

Credit and Debit Cards

Most online bookies in the UK accept deposits via Visa and Mastercard. The limits start at £10 and typically go up to £2,500 or £5,000. Withdrawal limits are mostly the same, but not all platforms allow punters to cash out via credit cards.

Neteller

One of the most popular digital payment systems, Neteller, works in 120+ countries and supports over 100 currencies, including the pound sterling. This method is more widespread than bank cards and offers higher deposit limits, usually from £10 to £10,000. Neteller is often listed as a withdrawal method as well.

Cryptocurrencies

Crypto proved to be a useful tool for payments at online betting sites. It’s hard to find a bookie that doesn’t support at least Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Ripple, Dogecoin, and Binance Coin. Deposits and withdrawals with crypto take up to 10 minutes, unless your account isn’t verified. Among the pros of cryptocurrency are payment limits, which can go way over £100,000.

Bank Transfers

The safest way to top up your account and withdraw from online bookies is via a bank transfer. The limits are usually moderate, between £10 and £5,000, but payments are secure. However, extra security comes with longer withdrawal times, which take up to five business days, and potential fees from the bank.

Prepaid Cards

Paysafecard is typically the only prepaid card payment method available on UK bookmaker sites. The benefit of this option is that you can top up your account without providing any sensitive information. You just purchase a voucher at a store and input a 16-digit number in the corresponding field on the site. This payment option doesn’t support withdrawals.

E-Wallets

Among the most popular electronic wallets in the UK are PayPal and Skrill. With worldwide support, they let you deposit and withdraw anywhere from £10 to £10,000, providing almost zero personal information.

UK Gambling Commission

Operators wanting to offer services to UK players must hold a licence from the UKGC, as it is a regulator for all gambling (online and in person) in Great Britain. The UKGC has strong requirements around the protection of players, margin, fairness, prevention of money laundering, and many other aspects of gambling. 

As a UK player, you can benefit from more legal protection. However, operators are forced to adhere to strict regulatory rules, which may impact bettors. For example, you won’t be able to use cryptocurrency on a UKGC-licensed site. This payment method is not approved by the commission. It also bans automatic betting.

Curaçao eGaming

Curaçao has been a popular jurisdiction because licensing is relatively fast and cheaper. Many big international platforms, such as MyStake or Pinnacle, have it. However, its reputation is weaker in player protection. Of course, it will depend on the platform and its security measures like SSL encryption, KYC and AML verifications, or data protection.

Some reports say Curaçao licensees don’t always comply well with anti-money laundering or responsible gambling standards. For UK players, a licence from Curaçao may not be recognised by UK courts/regulators. However, such sites can offer you the chance to bet on the Premier League with better bonuses.

Malta Gaming Authority (MGA)

A gaming licence from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) is recognised worldwide. MGA has regulated online casinos and bookmakers since 2001, providing fairness and transparency. This regulatory body is considered more reputable than Curaçao eGaming. As a UK bettor, you can expect help with dispute resolutions.

Gibraltar Regulatory Authority

The Gibraltar Regulatory Authority (GRA) is technically not a gambling regulator. Established in 2000, it regulates all sorts of electronic communications. Bookmaker owners with GRA registration guarantee fair use of players’ personal data and ensure fairness with thorough verification procedures.

GamStop

GamStop is the UK self-exclusion scheme for online gambling. All UK betting platforms, to gain a UKGC licence, must be a part of the GamStop system. If you create an account on GamStop, it will block you from all UKGC-licensed sportsbooks.

When you register, you pick a minimum period of exclusion (6 months, one year, or five years). After you start the time out, you cannot remove the exclusion until the end of the set period. GamStop is free, so you can use it when you like. As the minimum period is 6 months, it means that you won’t be able to reach any UK gambling website for quite a long time.

Gamcare

GamCare is a UK charitable organisation that can provide information, advice, or even treatment for you. It can even help if not you, but your relative or friend suffers from a gambling addiction. The service is free and confidential.

GamCare does not itself enforce self-exclusion; they do not shut your accounts, but it can offer consulting and help. You can use Helpline (0808 8020 133) for free, any time of day, or contact them via their website.

Gamban

Gamban is software that you can install on your devices as a sort of mobile application. Its main goal is to block authorisation on gambling websites and apps. It only works on the specific devices it’s installed on, so if you have access via another device that is not blocked, that path to Premier League final betting or others remains open. 

It requires a subscription fee and doesn’t seem like the most reliable self-exclusion method. If you simply delete the app from your phone, the restriction will disappear. However, it offers a free trial period (7 days) so people can test it.

Gamblock

GamBlock is another gambling-blocking software, similar to Gamban, but with a slightly different approach. It aims to block gambling websites/apps on devices; uses heuristics to block prospective gambling apps/sites, and tries to block them even if new or not yet listed.

It gives a strong blocking layer as it is supported across multiple devices, and the blocks are more difficult to bypass. It will even be harder to uninstall in case the bettor tries to get rid of the blockage. The software requires a subscription payment.