Ladbrokes has several sister sites in the UK including Coral, Sportingbet, Gamebookers, Bwin, Gala, Foxy and Party Casino.
On the sports side, there are not too many options, so we have also listed some top alternatives worth your time.
Ladbrokes was founded in 1886 (!) and is thus one of the oldest bookmakers around, still considered the go-to option for many UK punters. Although there are still many physical betting shops in the country, Ladbrokes has also grown tremendously online and it has done so along with Coral, following the merger in 2016 to form the 'Coral Ladbrokes Group'.
Two years after that, the group was acquired by the gambling giant Entain and this has certainly helped both sites grow. While these are the two proper sister sites, there are a few more that are owned by Entain. A lot of them are quite unknown, though, so this might be the first time you hear about them.
Below, have have taken a closer look at three of Ladbrokes' sister sites, including the obvious choice Coral.
Coral has not been around for as long as Ladbrokes, launching in 1926, but this still makes it one of the oldest bookmakers in the country. It made perfect sense for these bookies to merge, in other words, and you will largely find the same product on these two sites. There are a few differences, though, so let's take a look.
You might have noticed that the blue-theme bookie does not always have the same welcome offers as its counterpart, but we cannot complain about the generosity nevertheless. In short, the sign-up deal is definitely one of the main reasons why UK punters create an account on the site.

The promotions section, i.e. offers for existing customers, is also slightly different but we must say that Coral comes out on top here. The Coral Rewards Grabber is one of the most popular promotions in the UK and while there is no acca promotion, the bookie has nailed the surprise element with its promotions.
Aside from these things, though, Coral and Ladbrokes are basically identical and that comes with several pros. For example, if you have been a big user of Ladbrokes on mobile, you can rest knowing that Coral also has a fantastic betting app.
Bwin has enjoyed most of its success in mainland Europe, having sponsored big football teams such as AC Milan and Real Madrid in the past. The feeling is that the focus hasn't been huge in the UK market, but at least there is a decent sportsbook for punters to try out. Indeed, it's the same sportsbook as the sister sites Sportingbet and Gamebookers.

In addition to the sportsbook, there are also sections for casino, virtuals and even poker, which means Bwin is an 'all-in-one' option. On the sports side, however, there is a lack of promotions which really gives away that the bookie isn't doing everything it can. Of course, when compared to a site like Ladbrokes, it was never going to be easy.
Foxy Bingo is another strong brand under the Entain ownership, having been bought by the company in 2015. Heavy advertising across TV and radio has certainly helped the site attract customers, but it's not just about the advertising. Indeed, many would consider it to be one of the best bingo sites around.

There are over 15 rooms available on the site, while the minimum stake is as low as £0.02 for some of them. On top of that, Foxy Bingo also offers standard casino games as well as scratchcards and instant games. The only thing missing compared to Ladbrokes is sports, which is worth keeping in mind.

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