Skrill Betting Sites in the UK: Tried and Tested (2025)

Betfred is rightfully considered one of the best betting sites around, offering an impressive sportsbook alongside its stellar reputation. Most punters probably already have an account with the bookie, but if you don't and want to deposit with Skrill, then you have a great option to check out.

The sportsbook is stacked with various markets and sports, with everything from the most popular football games to TV specials and more. The site, as well as the brilliant app, was recently also refreshed with a more modern look, which shows Betfred's dedication as the change wasn't really necessary (but positive, nevertheless).

As said, Skrill is one of several payment methods accepted on the site, with the minimum deposit and withdrawal amount set at £5. There is no maximum specified for deposits, but it's £6,500 for withdrawals which is good enough. We also found the withdrawals to be quick with Skrill from Betfred.

Sadly, the welcome offer cannot be claimed with Skrill. As you will see with the other betting sites on this list, however, that certainly isn't uncommon.

BoyleSports has made great strides since its expansion into the UK in 2019, having operated solely in Ireland before that. The bookie also underwent a rebrand in 2025 with a refreshed look for its website, proving once again that it has every intention to compete with the best in the business.

Indeed, the website is very nice to browse and even has a story feature reminiscent of social media platforms, showing current events and promotions. The market depth is right where you need it to be (i.e. comprehensive) and there are many promotions to make use of, which is a big tick in the box.

Skrill is one of the accepted methods, with a £5 minimum amount for deposits and a slightly higher one for withdrawals at £10. There are no maximums specified on the site, so we only have the minimums to go by. It would certainly be nice for the minimum withdrawals to be lowered, but it's not a deal-breaker for us.

The welcome offer is generous but sadly cannot be claimed with Skrill. Once again, though, this is what you would expect with an e-wallet like Skrill.

Despite being around for a very long time, 10bet has always remained in the shadows of the top dogs in the UK. While some might see this as a negative, you could also argue that the bookie has understood its place. Instead of frantically trying to match the best bookies, which is near impossible, 10bet has focused on the foundations.

This shows when you browse the sportsbook, as on top of a nice design, there is a great market depth for almost all events. The betting margins tend to be low and just like the aforementioned BoyleSports, there are quite a lot of promotions. While the design is nice, one minor complaint would be that it's very grey (and not so fun).

Taking a look at the 10bet cashier, you can deposit with Skrill on the site but the minimum deposit is a tad high at £10. The maximum deposit is high, though, at £10,000 and the terms for withdrawals are even better: £5 for the minimum and £50,000 for the maximum. In short, there are pros and cons.

Furthermore, our withdrawal test with Skrill from 10bet was very fast, as the money arrived within two minutes. Perhaps we didn't need to specify it, but the welcome offer cannot be claimed with the method.

In a similar vein to 10bet, the bookie above in this list, SBK isn't exactly the most well-known name among punters. When you consider the fact that SBK has been incredibly mobile-focused over the years, thus potentially losing out on some customers, it's not a huge surprise but still a bit of a shame.

A shame indeed, as SBK offers the best betting margins in the industry, with an average of just 3.3% when we last ran our tests. This is very low and means you get the value possible when placing your bets at SBK, not to mention that the bookie often offers the longest odds as well. Without a doubt, this is the main reason why the sportsbook is so good.

In terms of Skrill, the method is accepted by SBK and the minimum is set at £10 for both deposits and withdrawals. No maximum is specified for withdrawals but the maximum you can deposit is £3,000. It would certainly be nice to see SBK lower the minimum deposit for all methods, not just Skrill.

Finally, the welcome offer cannot be claimed with Skrill, so we recommend using another method for the first deposit to make use of the generous deal.

It may come as a surprise to see Matchbook on a list with fixed odds betting sites, but there is a good reason for it. First of all, if you are looking to bet with Skrill, you might also want to try something different and that is exactly what Matchbook offers. Furthermore, the site actually offers fixed odds betting too these days.

There is the standard 'Exchange' section, which is exactly what you would expect, but also 'MB Zero' which allows you to place one bet per event. Matchbook subsequently takes no commission (zero margins too) on the bet. You would have to look hard to find a better deal, even if there are limitations with the idea.

As for deposits and withdrawals, Skrill is one of the options presented in the cashier. The minimum deposit and withdrawal amounts are both set at £10, while there is no maximum specified for either on the site. In short, Matchbook still has some work to do with the minimum amounts, but it's not terrible.

The welcome offer isn't the best we have seen, which perhaps is relieving to hear as you cannot claim it with Skrill.