CopyBet only has one sister site, namely Highbet, as VBet recently decided to cease operations in the UK. As such, we have listed some good alternatives below as well to widen the scope.
CopyBet entered the UK market in 2016 and has since become a relatively well-known bookie among punters, especially thanks to generous welcome offers. The owners, conveniently named CopyBet UK Limited, have added a unique feature to the sportsbook as customers can copy bet slips of others, hence the name of the betting site.
In any case, it is worth pointing out that CopyBet teamed up with SoftConstruct to bring the sportsbook to life. The company also works with Highbet, meaning there is at least one sister site to join. Without knowing about the sportsbook connection, however, this would have easily been missed.
CopyBet, as alluded to earlier, has mostly made a name for itself by offering generous welcome offers - on the face of it at least. Indeed, giving out £50 in free bets is generous but the bookie has also capped the winnings at £500, which is worth noting. It is also restricted to the Instant Banking payment method.
I shouldn't complain too much, as the free bets are still better than nothing when staking just £10, and the mobile app also works pretty well. The 'copy' feature is certainly interesting and adds another layer, especially since this cannot be found on any of the sister sites. It would have been better with a few more payment methods, though, with some recently removed.
Below, we take a closer look at CopyBet's sister site Highbet, as well as some alternatives that we think are worth checking out.
Highbet is without a doubt the most similar sister site to CopyBet, mainly thanks to both of them focusing on sports. Furthermore, after Hollywoodbet's exit from BetConstruct, it is the only one remaining with the exact same platform. VBet even used a different platform before it ceased operations.
The minimum deposit is set at just £1, which is great news and and the betting margins are good too. The sportsbook does what you would expect, with decent depth and navigation, while the casino is okay. Many improvements can still be made but as far as CopyBet goes, Highbet is very similar.
247Bet is one of the new betting sites in the UK, having launched in 2025, and there is a lot to like already. Of course, the site is helped massively by the backing of Casimba Gaming, which owns the site. As if that wasn't enough, the sportsbook is also provided by Altenar; a company that works with multiple well-known sites.
The sportsbook depth is decent, the navigation is nice and there are also some good promotions to make use of. Many payment methods are also accepted by the bookie, which always helps, though the minimum deposit amount could be improved at £20. Nevertheless, it's been a promising start for the site.
Our final choice might be a bit boring, but there's no denying that Betfred offers a very high-quality product. The site was revamped as well fairly recently, at least from a design point of view, so the bookie has made sure to move with the times. You simply know what you will get when you sign up.
The app is great, as is the mobile website, and we found it very easy to browse through the different sports as well as markets. Streaming tends to be offered quite often and the list of payment methods is very good, though these two things are almost expected from the big bookies.
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