Best Greyhound Betting Sites (November 2024)

Our number one choice when it comes to greyhound betting is Unibet, adding to its strong horse racing coverage. The site is perhaps more known to punters for other sports, such as football, but the truth is that Unibet has placed a great amount of focus on its 'Racing' section in the last few years.

The landing page for greyhound racing is very nice indeed, featuring races from the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Mexico. You will have no problem finding the race you are after, in other words, but it would have been nice to see more ante-post markets. As for streaming, it is only offered for UK and Irish races.

Promotions-wise, best odds guaranteed is unfortunately not offered by the site. On the other hand, punters can make use of the brilliant Uniboost promotion for greyhound racing as well. Essentially, as long as the stake isn't higher than £20, you can boost the odds of your selection three times a day. There is also an acca boost for the racing section, which could come in handy.

The racing section on the site is also very easy to navigate, with featured races at the top and country categories below. The ante-post markets are listed under 'Futures' and here, punters just need to filter the results to 'Greyhound Racing'. Unibet also has a very good app which contains all of the aforementioned features as well.

Being one of the biggest bookmakers in the world, bet365 naturally has a very strong coverage of all sports, including greyhound racing. It definitely has a shout of being the winner in this category, it must admitted, but the choice will come down to personal preference and which features are most important.

Races in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and even Mexico are available to bet on here, with bet365 showcasing an impressive depth in markets. The ante-post selection is also very good, especially compared to the competition, and live streaming is available for almost all UK and Irish races. We would have liked to see more streaming options for Australian races, though.

Best odds guaranteed (BOG), which we have a full guide on, is also in place for UK and Irish greyhound races. This is likely to come in handy for most punters and in addition to BOG, odds are regularly boosted for greyhound races. Another strong selling point for bet365 is the ability to track specific dogs, building a kennel of your own as the site puts it.

The design is nothing special at bet365, but featured races and boosted odds sections at the top make for easy navigation. There are certainly bet365 pages that look worse, let's just put it that way, and there is also a great app that customers can download. Of course, this includes all of the aforementioned features.

William Hill is one of the heavyweight betting sites in the UK and its greyhound racing coverage does not disappoint either. It is not exactly surprising, given that we put it in third place for the best horse racing sites, but the bookie deserves praise for keeping a very high standard for greyhound racing.

Taking a look at the coverage, you can find UK, Irish as well as Australian greyhound races at William Hill. In other words, some countries are missing and it would have been better with a few more ante-post markets as well. On the other hand, live streaming is offered on more or less all races, so following along is very easy indeed.

As for promotions, this is where William Hill shines despite the lack of best odds guaranteed. Greyhound odds are regularly added and the same goes for extra places. The big one, however, is the William Hill daily racing boost which customers can use once per day. Provided that you stake up to £20, you will get the odds of your choice boosted.

We were also pleased with the design of William Hill, as the featured races at the top of the site make for a very nice navigation. All of the races are listed further down the page and it is also easy to switch between present and future races. UK betting sites sometimes lack a proper design, but this is not the case at William Hill, and its app is impressive as well.

BoyleSports might not be that well-known, but the brand offers a pretty impressive sportsbook and that includes the greyhound section. If you are looking for a new bookie, and would prefer to stay away from the mainstream ones, then BoyleSports could indeed be the perfect home for you.

Greyhound races from the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Mexico are offered on the site, with BoyleSports off to a strong site in that sense. However, the ante-post selection is quite limited and this is something that the bookmaker will have to improve. Live streaming is available, but only for UK and Irish races.

In terms of promotions, best odds guaranteed is offered by BoyleSports and for selected races, punters can also get a free bet of up to £20 if the backed horse finishes second to the starting price (SP) favourite. This means that greyhound punters who sign up on the site will have a few good promotions to rely on.

The design of BoyleSports is decent, with the promotions clearly visible and the upcoming races just below. It is also very easy to find the ante-post markets and to filter by country. However, the BoyleSports app has received mixed reviews and compared to the other sites on this list, it is not as strong.

Some might be fooled when browsing the Betfred website, as the design looks like it has not been updated in several years. While that is indeed the case, Betfred actually has a decent greyhound section and depending on what your needs are, this could be a good option for that type of betting.

Having said that, Betfred is not the best option if you want international coverage, as the site only covers greyhound races in the UK and Ireland. Naturally, this means that there is a lack of ante-post markets either. Live streaming is available for the races, but that is the least you could expect from Betfred given the poor coverage.

Betfred does make up for this in a way, though, as the promotions section features quite a few for greyhound racing. In addition to best odds guaranteed, punters at Betfred can get a £10 free bet every week. All they need to do is place three single bets at a minimum odds of 1/2 on the outright markets, with selected days outlined. Successful tricast greyhound bets will also get a 10% cash boost.

While the promotions are indeed very good, the same cannot be said for the design of the site. It does look very old and apart from a featured section at the top of the greyhound section, it is very unappealing. The Betfred app has decent ratings, though, so it is safe to say that it will work. It just might not be that brilliant design-wise.

BetGoodwin might sound like a new operator to most punters, but the truth is that the bookmaker has been around for a long time. Initially starting with telephone betting, Goodwin Racing decided to launch a betting site and as the name suggests, there is a clear focus on horse racing as well as greyhound racing.

On the site, those who sign up will find a comprehensive offering of UK and Irish greyhound races, while international meetings are missing on the site. This will come as a disappointment to some, but at least BetGoodwin offers live streaming for the races available as well as Best Odds Guaranteed.

There is one greyhound racing promotion on the site as well, in addition to Best Odds Guaranteed, and that is a money-back deal if your selection is beaten by a short head. The win part of the bet will then be refunded as a free bet of up to £100. Nothing extraordinary, but still a nice touch.

As for the design of the site, we like the layout of the greyhound section as the races are easy to find. The next races, as well as a bigger list of the upcoming ones, are well presented and you cannot ask for much more on this front. Overall, BetGoodwin is perhaps not as good as the top bookies but still very decent.

It would have been strange to omit the classic bookmaker from this list, especially considering it is one of the best for horse racing. So, what about greyhound racing? The sport is listed in the main menu at the top of the site and also gets exposure on the home page, which shows that Coral takes it seriously.

Meetings from all over the world, not just the UK and Ireland, are available on the site and Best Odds Guaranteed is also offered - albeit just for the UK and Irish races. There are a few outright markets, which is nice to see, and Coral also offers live streaming for most races so that you can stay on top of things.

As for promotions, there are quite a few for horse racing but none for greyhound racing, which is a bit disappointing. Even if the races are easy to find, while placing bets and cashing out is a smooth process, Coral could improve its design as the current one is a bit dull. This does not just apply to greyhound racing, though, but also to the other sections.

Just like BetGoodwin, Fitzdares is another site that has decided to focus on online racing betting after launching as a physical bookmaker initially. The betting site sees itself as a more exclusive option for those who live and breathe racing, not just offering the opportunity to bet on the meetings but also to come together.

Both of the aforementioned sites are very similar, in fact we suspect they have the same sportsbook provider, and this means Fitzdares also offers just UK and Irish races. Live streaming is offered for the meetings, which is nice, but the overall design could be a bit nicer as it falls short of BetGoodwin.

There are no promotions on the site for greyhound racing and to make use of Best Odds Guaranteed, you must become a member. This is only available for select customers but it seems the requirements for becoming a member are relatively low. In any case, it is worth noting before signing up.

BetVictor is a popular betting site in the UK and many will be familiar with the sportsbook, also thanks to the BetVictor sister sites which help increase the exposure. It is up there with some of the best for horse racing but, when taking a look at the greyhound section of the site, it is clear the bookie could do better.

Meetings from all over the world are available and not just UK & Ireland, which is a good start, but the races are presented in a very basic way. Some will argue that you do not need that much information about the races anyway, but BetVictor is quite clearly behind the other sites on this list.

Live streaming is offered, but only if you bet on the race in question, and the Best Odds Guaranteed promotion does not mention greyhound betting specifically. Speaking of promotions, there are a few for horse racing but none for the little brother, as far as we can see.

Betway is mainly known for its Esports offering and football sponsorships, but the sportsbook is actually pretty comprehensive when you look into it. Having said that, the bookmaker has never been known as a great one for racing and that goes for the greyhound section, which is missing some love.

The coverage is limited to the UK and Ireland, which is not a deal-breaker, but the way the races are presented is incredibly dull. It is slightly better when you actually click into a race, but we would have liked to see a much better design from the get-go. Not to mention that live streaming is seemingly missing.

Betway does have a weekly deal for greyhound racing, giving those who have placed a minimum of five bets to the value of £20+ a £10 free bet. We did not find any information about Best Odds Guaranteed either so we have to assume that Betway does not offer it, which is disappointing.