CopyBet has been operating in the UK for more than 10 years now and yet, it remains quite a niche option to most punters.
In this review, we put the site to the test by signing up, verifying our account, depositing real money, placing bets and withdrawing funds.
Our unique BL Score also combines real user tests from Trustpilot, app stores and the editorial team to give a full, honest look at CopyBet.
| Betting Margins (Average) | 8.52% |
|---|---|
| Min Deposit | £10 |
| App Availability | App Store, Google Play |
| Payment Methods |
| Sportsbook | BetConstruct |
|---|---|
| Betting Margins (Average) | 8.52% |
| Racing Markets |
Yes
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| Bet Builder |
Yes
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| Live Streaming |
Yes
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| Early Payout |
Yes
|
| Cash Out |
Yes
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| Best Odds Guaranteed |
Yes
|
| Acca Insurance |
No
|
| Min Deposit | £10 |
|---|---|
| Fee | No fee |
| Min Withdrawal | £1 |
| Fee | No fee |
| Support Methods | |
|---|---|
| Opening Hours | Not specified: null |
| Email Response Time | Within 1 hour |
| Has FAQ |
Yes
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| Licence | UKGC Licence (53774) |
|---|---|
| Owner | CopyBet UK Limited |
| Founded | 2016 |
| Sportsbook | 3 |
|---|---|
| Customer Support | 4 |
| Payment | 3 |
| Licensing Safety | 4 |
| Design and Usability | 4 |
| Overall | 3 |

On the face of it, CopyBet may seem like an interesting option for punters in the UK, but the truth is that it doesn't really stand out in any category. As a competitor in the football and horse racing betting sphere, it's overshadowed quite heavily by other bookmakers.
However, there are a few positives to mention. First and foremost, CopyBet's overnight best odds guaranteed is not matched by anyone else in the UK, with most bookies offering BOG from 8 am onwards. Additionally, an in-house tipping service is quite attractive, especially with prizes available.
Unfortunately, we did run into a few struggles with withdrawing funds, with it not being clear when we would receive the funds. Furthermore, the lack of payment options drag the score down a bit. Saying this, though, the customer support was excellent in helping us eventually get the money.
All things considered, CopyBet just about serves a purpose and the horse racing community could get some value from the BOG offerings, but it's not exactly a must-have bookmaker. A middle-of-the-road rating feels appropriate given this.
CopyBet was founded in 2016 and has taken on several different focuses during its history so far. Initially hammering home the 'Copy Bet' feature, i.e. being able to copy bets of other punters, it has since branched out to become a more complete product.
The brand hasn't exactly remained in the shadows either. Previously the sponsors of the Championship outfit QPR, it now sponsors the Premier League side Bournemouth, so it's clear that it's well backed in the sponsorship department.
Being visible isn't always the sign of a good bookmaker, though. So, in this review, we look at the sports product as well as the overall experience. By the end, we hope to provide you with a complete idea of what the bookmaker is like and whether it is worth signing up for an account.
CopyBet is registered with the UK Gambling Commission under its own ownership, CopyBet UK Limited. In other words, it's not a white-label operation, so the focus is on one brand rather than several.
For us, we don't mind either way of being licensed, as long as the quality and safety are there. With CopyBet, the safety certainly is; it's just a question of its quality - which we'll get to.
Unfortunately, CopyBet hasn't been the most well-reviewed site on Trustpilot, but it's worth noting that betting sites rarely are given good reviews. When money and emotion are involved, that tends to be the case indeed.
Most complaints are about customer service problems relating to verification, and CopyBet - as we can see - has regularly replied to these issues and solved them. So, whether these ratings would change with these actions is something else.
Nevertheless, we feel the 2.2 rating is quite harsh, but then again, that's why we're here. Our review is not based on emotional biases, but simply the facts and our own use of the site.
CopyBet has a completely clean record with the UKGC, which is fantastic and should be the norm. We've become too accustomed to seeing sites with poor records, so this offers peace of mind for customers.
Deposits at CopyBet can be questioned a little. Only two methods are available for customers right now, namely debit cards and instant bank transfers, which is admittedly a bit limiting. Furthermore, you can only use one method at a time, although that relates more to UKGC regulations.
As for the minimum deposit, a £10 amount is in place and that was somewhat expected. We often see less popular bookmakers start at £10 and then drop to £5, rather than going the other way. Of course, we'd like to see the lower amount, but we understand why a higher minimum is often in place.
For some, that may be off-putting and if that's the case, there are several £5 deposit bookmakers in the UK. You could definitely say that most of them offer better products than CopyBet too. Below, we have collected everything you need to know about deposits on the site.
| Payment Method | Min Deposit | Max Deposit | Deposit Fee | Processing Time | Triggers Bonus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa | £10 | £1,000 | No fee | Instant | |
Mastercard | £10 | £1,000 | No fee | Instant | |
Instant Bank Transfer | £10 | Not specified | No fee | Instant |
Below, we have put together a step-by-step guide for adding funds to an CopyBet account.
Depositing at CopyBet is really simple. You can access the cashier from the home page in the 'Balance' area. Alternatively, you can use the simpler plus icon next to your balance in the top-right corner.
After this, you will be given a choice of payment methods. There isn't exactly a plethora of options, so select what you want and then continue.
Following this, you need to enter your deposit amount and you will be ready to enter your card details.
Finally, enter your card details and tap 'Deposit'. You may be asked to verify the payment, but this is not a bad thing; it's just an extra security measure implemented by some banks.
Withdrawing with CopyBet is where we ran into a few issues. If you use a debit card to withdraw your funds, the payments are processed as refunds, rather than separate transactions. It becomes quite difficult to track the speed of payments when this is the case.
Rather than the money leaving your bank account instantly, it stayed as 'pending' in our deposit test. When we then withdrew, that outgoing payment was cancelled, meaning it was nearly impossible to track whilst going about our day-to-day business.
So instead, we opted to use Instant Bank Transfer when withdrawing - after having our method changed by the live chat - as only one method can be active at once. That resulted in the money arriving instantly, putting it among the fast withdrawal betting sites.
We have to credit CopyBet for their help here, especially since the withdrawal time was then fast, but it's a frustrating system to come to terms with. Below, we have collected everything you need to know about withdrawals on the site.
| Payment Method | Min Withdrawal | Max Withdrawal | Withdrawal Fee | Withdrawal Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa | £1 | Not specified | No fee | 48 hours in our test |
Mastercard | £1 | Not specified | No fee | 2-5 business days |
Instant Bank Transfer | £1 | Not specified | No fee | Instant in our test |
If you are new to CopyBet, or perhaps want to see the withdrawal process before signing up, you can take a look at our step-by-step guide below:
Once you are ready to withdraw, head to the home page and then scroll to the 'Balance' area again. Then, tap 'Withdraw'.
Now, you'll be shown your withdrawal method, your balance and a box to enter how much you'd like to withdraw.
Then, tap the 'Withdraw' button and wait for the money to be received. We preferred to use the Instant Bank Transfer option here and this resulted in us getting our money back instantly.
It does what it says on the tin, but it wasn't our first effort to try tracking the withdrawal speed.
It's time to get into the meat and potatoes of the review and that's looking at the sportsbook. CopyBet delivers!
You are met with more than 25 different sports options when you first enter the site. Then, there is also the ability to bet on E-Sports (Valorant, Counter-Strike 2, etc.), as well as novelty specials.
Off the bat, this is fantastic.
Each area is incredibly full; it must be said. For example, there are more than 1,000 football fixtures to bet on, as well as hundreds of in-game markets.
Bet Builders are supported, but the market depth could be improved here compared to some of the best football bookmakers.
Horse racing has its own section within the site, and there are fixtures from across the world. Of course, the focus is on UK and Irish racing, though.
Markets, again, are a little limited - only Win, Each/Way and Forecasts are supported - but the inclusion of streaming and Best Odds Guaranteed is a substantial positive.
We cannot overlook the fact that BOG is available overnight as well, ensuring you're getting the best prices possible! This is something which not even the most popular horse racing bookmakers offer.
There is even a dedicated antepost section for racing, meaning you can place your bets on Cheltenham, the Grand National and Royal Ascot well in advance.
We also think it's important to address the elephant in the room. Formerly, there was a 'Copy Bet' option, but this has since been removed, making the name a little redundant, perhaps.
Nevertheless, there is plenty of good that can still be done with the site.
For example, there is a 'Betting Tips' area, which features write-ups for a range of different sports and events. Then, there is a dedicated 'Tipsters' area, where you can follow different punters on their selections.
It's worth noting that the best tipsters every week get cash prizes, whilst you can also win prizes for profitable months. Anyone can take part in this, so this is a fun way to test your bets.
We often see betting sites offering casinos, even if their brands have nothing to do with it. However, this is not the case for CopyBet. It is solely a betting-focused site, meaning there are no slots or games available to play.
For some, this may be seen as a positive. If you're looking for an all-in-one brand, though, featuring a sportsbook and a casino, we have reviewed plenty of sites like that.
It's worth saying that not having a casino isn'talways a bad thing, as the bookie can then focus on what matters to the brand. In CopyBet's case, that's absolutely the sportsbook and as such, it may be worth giving it a chance because it doesn't have a casino.
The CopyBet app is what you'd expect in 2026, really, and that's a strong positive. We have seen far too many betting apps operating for years gone by without any major updates.
CopyBet, on the other hand, is up to date. Navigation is really simple and accessing promotions or your bet slip is quick and easy to do. With the markets on offer, this makes it a thoroughly enjoyable experience to use the app.
At the time of writing, there have been 25 updates in only nine months, showing a clear desire to keep the app working smoothly. The ratings on the app stores also reflect this.


There are plenty of safer gambling measures available on the app and online with CopyBet, which is a must.
As is standard, reality checks are enforced, whilst it is recommended that you have a deposit limit on your account.
Unlike most other bookmakers, though, the deposit limits can only be changed once a week, rather than every 24 hours. In our view, this is a huge positive for safety.
Of course, there are more 'extreme' methods available too, such as self-assessment forms, time-out options and self-exclusions.
If this wasn't enough, CopyBet also offers access to a number of gambling charities.
So you can contact GamCare, GamStop, Gordon Moody and GambleAware to get further help, whether that's counselling or blocks.
If you ever need customer support, you'll be well treated at CopyBet.
Starting with the FAQ area, there are different sections available, but it may be best to start with the search bar. For example, if you search for 'withdrawal', you'll be shown all of the relevant articles about anything to do with withdrawals.
We found this to be really useful, even if we didn't actually need any help.
Alternatively, you can speak to CopyBet via email (located at the bottom of the site) or via live chat. The latter connects you to a bot and there is no way to reach a human here. Instead, you have to use the 'Get in Touch' option that takes you to a contact form, which is frustrating.
For what it's worth, CopyBet is really good at replying to complaints, as alluded to in the Trustpilot section. At the time of writing, there had been 26 reviews of the site on Trustpilot, with the brand replying to all but one (which had been left a few days prior).
Each time, CopyBet managed to resolve issues with money not being returned - due to verification problems - or got accounts back up and working. We cannot overlook this and it deserves immense credit.
| Live Chat |
No
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| [email protected] | |
| Phone |
No
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| Opening Hours | Not specified |
Creating an account with CopyBet is quite easy, but just in case, have a step-by-step guide available below:
Whether you use the app or website to sign up, the process is the exact same. If you use our link to begin the process, you will unlock the sign-up offer too!
Unlike most bookmakers, the CopyBet sign-up process is kept on one page. So, you'll need to provide an address, date of birth and your name, of course. Then, you'll be asked for an address and an email.
To log into your account, you'll be given an access code, rather than needing a password, which speeds up the sign-up process.
Finally, you will be asked to set your preferences and agree to the T&Cs. What can be a drawn-out process can be completed in less than 60 seconds.
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