P8 on the grid
Unibet
Casino
A sportsbook and a casino on one Kindred account, with a poker room next door.
18+ / T&Cs apply
Pit board
The convenient pick: one login covers every product and the offer is UK-regulated. Specialists beat it on any single product, and the free spin rules are tight.
Built for Bettors who mix sports and casino and want one login.
Telemetry
The 4 readings behind the Speed Score, each out of 10.
Launch
9.0/10
Entry £10 / welcome offer posted
Cash lanes
8.4/10
7 funding routes, cards and banking
Board range
9.4/10
Sportsbook and casino
Pit rating
6.5/10
Panel mark 4.3 of 5, stretched
The read
Off the line
Opt in at registration and deposit £10 by debit card. The offer splits into bonus money and free spins on selected slots, with wagering on the spins.
Cash lanes
7 funding routes, from cards and PayPal to Trustly and bank transfer. No crypto.
On the board
The sportsbook and casino share an account with the poker room, and promos run on a regular cycle. Game choice changes by region.
In the garage
Anders Ström founded Unibet in 1997, and it has sat inside the Kindred Group since 2016. Licensed by UKGC, Gibraltar.
Grip and slip
Grip
- One account for every product
- Free spins included in the launch offer
- UK and Gibraltar regulation
- Regular promos for existing players
Slip
- Restrictive free spin terms
- Games differ by region
- Many products can clutter the account
Launch offer
Up to £40 in bonuses + 300 free spins on casino
Opt-in during registration, minimum £10 deposit via debit card. Free spins on selected slots with wagering requirements. UK Gambling Commission regulated.
Entry deposit £10
Visit UnibetPit facts
- Founded
- 1997
- Licence
- UKGC, Gibraltar
- Based in
- Malta (Kindred Group)
- Category
- Casino
- Entry deposit
- £10
- Cash lanes
- VisaMastercardPayPalSkrillNetellerBank TransferTrustly
- Where it runs
- United KingdomIrelandGermanySpainItalyDenmarkSwedenNorway
18+. Scores are our opinion, built from what Unibet publishes. Visiting a book takes you to its own site and its own terms.