10bet
Apps: iPhone (UK App Store) and Android (Google Play)
Licensed and regulated by the UK Gambling Commission, account number 43173 (Blue Star Planet Limited).
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Bookmaker review
10bet is run by Blue Star Planet Limited under Gambling Commission account 43173. Its own pages list in-play formats, markets by sport and seven withdrawal methods with a £5 minimum. This review sets out what those pages state and what they leave open.
10bet
Apps: iPhone (UK App Store) and Android (Google Play)
Licensed and regulated by the UK Gambling Commission, account number 43173 (Blue Star Planet Limited).
Visit HerePlease gamble responsibly. GambleAware.org 18+
Fact card
UK Gambling Commission
Licensed · register checked 21 October 2026
Licence details from the Gambling Commission public register. Included in our current order of 14 UK bookmakers on the homepage (updated 3 November 2026). How we order the bookmakers. Please gamble responsibly. GambleAware.org 18+
This 10bet review covers a sportsbook run by Blue Star Planet Limited, which holds a Gambling Commission remote licence for general betting (real event and virtual event) under account 43173. The public register entry shows the licence active since 17 December 2015 and lists no regulatory actions. The App Store seller is 10bet Limited, with the copyright held by Blue Star Planet Limited.
The company's head office address on the register is in St. Julians, Malta. The same register entry also shows a casino licence, so 10bet sits alongside a casino product under one licensee. Everything below covers the sports side.
The licensing line is a statement of status on the date checked. It says nothing about how a particular market or payout behaves, and the sections below stick to what 10bet's own pages state.
The App Store listing says the sportsbook covers football, tennis, horse racing, cricket, basketball, ice hockey, American football, darts and snooker, with markets such as match winner, over/under, halftime scores and goal scorers. That is a publisher description, not something checked in the app.
On its live betting page (read 21 October 2026), 10bet gives more detail by sport. Football markets include corners, cards, next goalscorer and Asian handicaps. Basketball lists point spreads, totals and quarter-by-quarter bets. Tennis markets update after each set, break and tiebreak, and cricket lists next wicket and total runs in an over. The page also names snooker, darts, table tennis, esports and ice hockey.
A reader who bets mainly on football will find the most detail on the pages checked. Anyone looking for a specific niche market should confirm it in the sportsbook itself, because a page that names a sport does not promise every market for every fixture.
The live betting page describes several formats. Fast Markets cover "events within the next one or five minutes of the match", so a bet settles well before full time. Next to Occur narrows a bet to a single outcome, such as the next goal, the next set winner or the next frame.
10bet also describes Match Tracker 3.0, which shows live stats, possession data and momentum indicators when a stream is not available. The page says odds are adjusted as the live score changes.
The App Store listing mentions live streaming, but the live betting page does not describe a video feature and refers to Match Tracker for events without a stream. Which fixtures carry video is therefore not stated on the pages checked.
The live betting page describes Cash Out Control as a way to "settle a wager before the event finishes", with the amount reflecting live odds at that moment. It mentions cash out on eligible markets but does not list which markets those are.
The App Store listing names cash out and Bet Builder among the app's features. No rules for building a bet, such as which selections can be combined, appear on the pages checked, so those rules are worth reading in the sportsbook before relying on a builder.
10bet's withdrawals page (read 21 October 2026) lists debit card, PayPal, Trustly, Neteller, Skrill, Paysafecard and fast bank transfer, and shows no fee charged by 10bet for any of them. Credit cards are not accepted for gambling in Great Britain, a ban in force since April 2020. The minimum withdrawal is £5 on every method listed.
Maximums differ by method: £35,000 for a single debit card withdrawal, £50,000 for the other methods and £4,000 for Paysafecard. A customer whose balance is below the minimum has to contact Customer Support to withdraw the full amount.
Processing times are given on the same page and vary by method. They are 10bet's statements and were not timed here.
10bet writes that it has a "Closed loop policy" on withdrawals: money goes back to the payment method that funded the account. If that is not possible, the page says funds are sent by bank transfer to an account in the customer's name.
When a customer has paid in with more than one method, the page says 10bet uses the account with the highest deposit and lowest withdrawal amount, or the most recently used or most active one. If a deposit method is no longer active, Customer Support finds an alternative, and extra verification may be needed.
For someone who switches between debit card and e-wallet, this means the withdrawal route is set by the account history rather than chosen freely each time.
The UK App Store lists an iPhone app called "10bet: Sports Betting & Casino", first released on 21 February 2014 according to our records of 20 October 2026. An Android listing with the same developer name is on Google Play. The App Store listing shows an 18+ age rating and links to begambleaware.org for help with gambling problems.
The listing describes the app as a combined sportsbook and casino. Ratings are shown in the store and are not reproduced here.
10bet is a Gambling Commission licensed sportsbook (account 43173) with a stated set of in-play formats, a withdrawals page listing seven methods with a £5 minimum, and a closed loop policy. Open points are video coverage, eligible cash out markets and bet builder rules. The responsible gambling page lists support if betting stops being fun.
Licensed and regulated by the UK Gambling Commission, account number 43173 (Blue Star Planet Limited).
Visit HerePlease gamble responsibly. GambleAware.org 18+
Questions punters ask
Yes. The Gambling Commission register lists Blue Star Planet Limited under account 43173 with a remote general betting licence, active since 17 December 2015. No regulatory actions are shown on the entry.
The licensee is Blue Star Planet Limited, with its head office in Malta. The App Store seller is 10bet Limited.
Debit card, PayPal, Trustly, Neteller, Skrill, Paysafecard and fast bank transfer. The minimum on each is £5.
No. Credit cards have been banned for gambling in Great Britain since April 2020.
10bet states that withdrawals go back to the payment method used to fund the account. If that is impossible, funds go by bank transfer to an account in the customer's name.
The live betting page describes Cash Out Control on eligible markets, and the App Store listing names cash out as a feature. The page does not list which markets qualify.
There is an iPhone listing in the UK App Store and an Android listing on Google Play. The iPhone app is rated 18+.
See our responsible gambling page for support organisations. The 10bet app listing links to begambleaware.org.