Coral Review: UK Licence, Sports App, Rewards Card and Account Rules

The Commission register shows LC International Limited, account 54743, with remote licence 054743-R-330863-015 covering betting on real and virtual events, pool betting and betting intermediary services. On 22 October 2026 it recorded no regulatory actions for the account.

The same terms list the other brands the company runs in the UK, including Ladbrokes, bwin, Sportingbet, Gala and Foxy Bingo. Coral's shops are a separate business: the Rewards terms name Ladbrokes Betting & Gaming Limited, trading as Coral, a company registered in England.

For racing it lists win, each-way and special bets on UK, Irish and international meetings, betting in-race after the off, and live-streamed greyhound races. It states Best Odds Guaranteed on UK and Irish horse racing and on every UK greyhound race; the qualifying conditions could not be read from an official Coral page, so check them before you rely on them.

The listing gives Coral its own features: a daily Reward Shaker, an Odds Booster that the listing says works on hundreds of markets, and two free-to-play prediction games, Football Super Series and Horse Racing Super Series, which also award Coral Coins. These are the publisher's descriptions, not features tested here. The app needs iOS 18.0 or later and is rated 18+.

Linked to a Coral.co.uk account, the card turns it into what the terms call a multi-channel account. You can then pay cash into the account at any Coral shop and withdraw cash from it there, by showing the card at the counter. In-shop deposits and withdrawals are cash only, and monthly limits apply that the shop staff can tell you about.

One rule is easy to miss. Money deposited or won online has to be staked online before it can be taken out as cash in a shop: deposit £10 online and you must bet £10 online before you can withdraw £10 over the counter.

In-shop offers on the card each have their own rules, available from the shop team. A shop self-exclusion runs for a renewable 12 months, and the terms say it suspends the Rewards card when the details can be matched.

UK customers cannot deposit with a credit card, or with a card issued by a money service business. A single deposit is capped at £2,000. An account may use at most three payment methods over a rolling 30 days, not counting cash in shops or prepaid cards, and every method must be in your own name.

Coral must verify your name, address and date of birth before you can deposit or bet. Deposit limits can be set per day, week or month; a lower limit applies at once and a higher one only after 24 hours. An account with no cash bets for 13 months becomes inactive. Disputes that end in deadlock with Coral can go to IBAS, the independent adjudicator.

What differs is the app and the promotions around it. Coral's listing leads with the Super Series games, Coral Coins and the Reward Shaker; the Ladbrokes review covers the features its own listing names. The shared ownership matters for safer gambling. Under the terms, a self-exclusion applies only to the brand you ask, unless you ask for it to cover every Entain brand, so choose that option if you want Ladbrokes closed too.