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Dream Vegas is an excellent platform, that performs across both the sports and casino markets in the UK - and has done since 2018.

The site, which is white-labelled from White Hat Gaming (UKGC: 52894) is pretty slick in every manner. On the look and feel front, it cuts a modern vibe, whilst betting options and menus are laid out in a user friendly way, including the ability to apply some search and filtering steps across the respective site areas.

That ability is important too. You are not short of choice at Dream Vegas. In the casino, there are over 3,000 games to play from over 100 different software providers; some provide just one game, others - like Pragmatic Play - put up over 300.

The depth of offering extends over into the sportsbook as well. There, you will find in the region of 40 different sports to bet on, with accompanying betting margins of sub-7%.

The market depths associated to the sports are pretty good as well, with major football games possessing around 200 betting markets.

Depending on exactly what you are looking for in an operator, Videoslots could be your ultimate platform - although it does have a couple of sizeable caveats to that.

Licences under UKGC 39380, Videoslots has over 10 years experience in the UK marketplace, albeit the sports licence didn't arrive until 2020.

It is with the sportsbook that we'll wave the biggest of our aforementioned caveats to you. Betting margins of 5.22%, market depths that run around 50% higher than those of Dream Vegas.

A collection of over 30 sports all sounds fantastic, and it is...unless you want to bet on horse racing. That is a notable absence from the sports A-Z.

The casino offering at Videoslots is the strongest component of the site. Spread across three core sections - casino, live casino and jackpots - there are over 9,000 games to explore.

The live casino boasts in excess of 700 titles alone meaning the overall count and the live casino haul are very much amongst the leading market totals.

It does lose a point for the casino layout, though. It all works well enough, but tiles are not as smartly designed as you might see elsewhere. On the bright side, game filtering is excellent.

Midnite is a UK registered brand under UKGC licence 42647 and dates back to 2019. Despite now having a decent number of years under its belt, it still feels like one of the most progressive bookmakers in the market.

Everything about the brand it very much in keeping with the modern punter. The platform itself is sleek. It looks good, navigation is easy, and each component of the site is highly responsive, particularly when playing on a mobile device.

On the sports side of things, the headline is the betting margin. It comes in sub-5%, making it exceptionally strong. The level of the coverage is decent as well.

It boasts football and horse racing markets - amongst other traditional sports - but perhaps doesn't hit the same heights where global event coverage and market depths are concerned, albeit it isn't atrocious by any stretch of the imagination.

Also, what it lacks in the traditional space, it more than makes up for with the emerging trends; eSports, in particular, is an aspect Midnite excels with.

Over in the casino, there are approaching 3,000 games on offer, which come with an above average RTP. Alongside being well laid out, the quality of the titles is not in any doubt.

Expect to see game names that are both new i.e. Midnite exclusives, and more widely recognised courtesy of partnerships with established software companies.