EA FC and FIFA Betting Sites

bet365 is one of the leading betting sites in the UK and this impressive sportsbook has not made a name for itself for only covering the major UK sports. As a result, there is great coverage of the booming Esports as well, but while it was not named the best Esports bookmaker by us, it gets first place when it comes to EA FC/FIFA.

During our test, we found that bet365 offered around 15 markets during an EA FC game, while there were even more before the games. This is the highest among all the sites in our top 5 list and it is a big factor for the ranking. The betting margins were rather high, with an average of 11.4% in our test, but this seems to be a common theme for Esports.

Live streaming is all EA FC games and this makes for a pleasant betting experience. Compared to regular sports, though, it is not as impressive to offer live streaming. The games can often be found free-to-view on other platforms, but it is still a plus given that punters do not have to leave the betting site to watch the action.

Those who are familiar with Betway will already know that the site has placed a great emphasis on Esports. Indeed, the section for the latter is comprehensive and there is even a dedicated welcome offer for new customers to claim. Having said this, some work could still be done on the EA FC front, in our opinion.

Betway has around 7-10 markets for in-play betting, which is not too bad for EA FC, but this must be increased to clinch first place on this list. The same goes for pre-game markets, which were few when we tested the site. The betting margins average, as shown in our test, was even higher than bet365 at 12.5%. Again, this seems to be a general problem with Esports.

On the plus side, Betway does offer live streaming for all EA FC games. For those who do not want to watch the action, there is also a very nice infographic with play-by-play updates. Betway is clearly one of the best for EA FC, although those who are used to betting on football should prepare themselves for a much more limited offering.

Just like the first two bookies on this list, Unibet is well-established among UK punters and anyone who has tried the sportsbook will know that the coverage is impressive indeed. Priding itself on that versatility, Unibet has made sure to cater to the new wave of Esports fans as well, offering decent EA FC betting.

Unibet tends to offer fewer in-play markets for EA FC, at least compared to the top two sites, but the pre-match selection is good with around 10 markets for each game. Whether pre-game or in-play is better, however, is completely down to personal preference. Generally speaking, though, it is much more impressive to have more in-play markets.

The betting margins are very high, with an average of 15.3% in our test. Live streaming is offered for all EA FC games, though, which is a plus but punters should be wary of high betting margins. Again, it seems most bookmakers are charging higher fees for Esports betting, so not much can be done but to pick the best of the worst.

William Hill is a frequent top betting site in our sport-specific rankings, such as the one for the best football betting sites. It is not exactly surprising to see it here as well, therefore, and this versatility is one of the bookmaker's main strengths. But while EA FC betting is offered, how does the coverage look more specifically?

William Hill has an impressive in-play selection of markets, though you should not be fooled by the number stated on the website. The bookie tends to inflate that number a bit, also counting each individual part of some markets. Nevertheless, the real number is around 12 in-play markets, while there are significantly fewer for pre-game betting. The betting margins, meanwhile, are 13.1% on average.

So far so good, in other words, but William Hill is pulled back by the lack of live streaming. Given that the other bookmakers on this list offer the feature, it is disappointing. Adding this to its roster could help William Hill fight for the top positions here, but for now most EA FC punters will probably opt for one of the other options.

Last and somewhat least on this list, we have BetVictor. The bookie is one of the biggest in the UK and many punters have signed up for the football coverage over the years. So what about the eFootball coverage? As hinted with last place here, BetVictor does the bare minimum which, in the world of EA FC betting, is actually not horrible.

We found that BetVictor had around 5 markets available for EA FC in-play betting, while it was even less for pre-match markets. The bookie can do better, in other words, and punters are perhaps even right to expect more from such an established one. As for the betting margins, our test showed an average of 12.2%, which is not terrible (in relative terms).

Live streaming is also offered by BetVictor for the EA FC games, which is a nice touch but the site would have needed more markets to really compete with the best sites. After all, the addition of streaming does not do much if you cannot find the markets that you are looking for.