BetDukes

BetDukes UK Sports Review (2024)

BetDukes is a new online sports betting site that just launched in the UK (December 2020) and is licensed and operated as a white-label solution under Progress Play Limited.

ProgressPlay Limited is licensed and regulated by the UK Gambling Commission, but, it is not usually possible to get any information on the companies behind the brands that launch using PPL white label solution. But, it is important to note, that all ProgressPlay Limited brands charge a £2.50 processing fee for each withdrawal, and the withdrawal times are still far too long (7-14 days).

Unfortunately, there are several brands that PPL has licensed that we no longer recommend, including Swishbet and Betosino. But, it is too early to say anything about BetDukes yet. On a more positive note, we have seen several brands launch under PPL that have received good reviews such as 2kBet and BazingaBet.

We cannot confidently say that BetDukes is a trustworthy brand as it is far too early, but it is legal and licensed by the UK Gambling Commission. Below we will review the site, the sports betting product, the customer support, and welcome any player reviews in our comments section.

BetDukes UK Sign Up Offer - Bet £10 Get £10

BetDukes is offering a simple bet £10 get £10 sign-up offer for new customers from the UK. But, the free bet bonus does come with some poor terms and conditions including a 10x wagering requirement but only paying out a maximum of £20. For more value, we recommend checking out our list of free bets & betting offers worth over £2000.

How to claim:

• Sign up through our link and complete your registration
• Deposit at least £10 and place a £10 bet at odds of 1.5 or higher to get your £10 free bet
• The bonus win from the £10 free bet must be wagered 10x before converting to real money

T&C's Apply 18+

Sports, Markets & Betting Odds

As BetDukes is a white-label solution operated by Progress Play Limited, a lot of users might recognise the design, layout and overall product on offer. But, PPL brands do not always offer the same number of sports & markets, and we have noticed differences in the betting margins too.

Fortunately, BetDukes is one of the better white-label solutions and offers over 30 different sports and a decent range of betting markets. But, there are still the same issues with navigation and building bets. It just takes far too long to find the right event, and even longer to find the betting market as they are presented in one long list instead of using quick tabs like other big betting sites.

Sports available:

• Football
• E-football
• Tennis
• Basketball
• E-basketball
• Table Tennis
• Volleyball
• Ice Hockey
• Darts
• CS: GO
• Snooker
• DOTA 2
• Horse Racing
• Rugby Union & League
• Baseball
• American Football
• Handball
• Golf
• Aussie Rules
• Cycling
• Formula 1
• MMA
• Boxing
• League of Legends
• Alpine Skiing
• Bandy
• Badminton
• Floorball
• Ski Jumping
• Speedway
• WWE

As for the sports betting margins, which we have a comprehensive guide about, BetDukes averaged 5.65% in our independent tests. Overall, they are not the best margins, but they are far from the worst.

Football punters are advised to check out our top ten list, with some good bookmakers out there for the sport. Horse racing enthusiasts will likely be happier on another site as well, and we have picked ten great options that are worth trying.

Customer Support

Unfortunately, Progress Play Limited brands share the same customer support provider and it is far from perfect. As well as receiving a large number of 1-star reviews regarding poor support, we have also experienced below par support via live chat and email on different PPL brands.

But, it seems PPL are trying to improve their customer support and BetDukes's customer service is now open 24/7 instead of the shorter hours we have seen before.

BetDukes Conclusion

In conclusion, it is still far too early to judge BetDukes, but it is a "safe" and legal new betting site in the UK with a valid UKGC gambling licence. You will find a wide range of sports and markets, but average odds, and a frustrating design that is still too slow for building bets.