All British Sports Review

Why Choose All British Sports?

• Unique Offer: Get 10% of Losses Back Every Day
• Bet Builder Feature
• Wide Range of Betting Options

Odds

When considering any new betting site, one of the most important factors to consider is the quality of the odds.

In order to see how All British Sports measured up to the competition, we first examined the odds on offer for the third round of the FA Cup. Overall, the site performed adequately, without really standing out from the crowd. Within a whisker of the best available price for certain teams, the prices available for others fell more towards the mid-range of the market.

The Ante Post betting markets presented a rosier picture. Taking the Superbowl Winner market as an example, the site was again very close to the best market price on a significant number of teams, with the average odds available falling firmly towards the top end of the market, representing better value than a number of the biggest names in the game.

New Player Offer

All British Sports offer an incentive to sign up for the site which is a little different from your usual Deposit Bonus or Free Bet style deal. Whilst those types of offers are attractive, once they are over, they are over. In contrast, the flagship promotion at All British Sports lasts much longer – users of the site will be eligible to receive 10% Cash Back on losses throughout their entire time using the site. This deal may not be as attention-grabbing as other offers on the market, but over time could be worth considerably more than a £10 or £20 Free Bet.

See the All British Sports site for a full list of terms of conditions.

Regular Offers

Unsurprisingly, given the name, All British Sports initially launched as a site solely focused on casino gaming. At the time of review, the regular offers were based around casino table games and slots, with the 10% Cash Back on losses promotion being the only deal available to sports betting customers. This area is however worth keeping an eye on, as it would be no surprise were additional promotions to be added as the site becomes more established.

Markets & Features

Offering a total of 29 sports and events, All British Sports is a little behind a number of longer running sites, but still provides more than enough to meet the needs of the majority of modern punters. Football, Golf, NFL, and Basketball are just a selection of the popular events covered in depth, whilst the likes of Table Tennis, Biathlon, and Aussie Rules add a nice bit of variety. The sites Esports section is also worthy of note, with a total of 9 disciplines comparing favourably with the majority of the competition. However, it must be noted that the site does not currently offer odds on horse racing, which seems a slightly unusual choice for a site with a strong British theme.

On the plus side, All British Sports does an excellent job with the sports that are included in the menu. Players are spoilt for choice in terms of the number of betting options available, with over 220 bets on offer for the biggest football matches, encompassing all of the most traditional bets and a solid selection of stats-based punts. The inclusion of an intuitive Bet Builder feature also counts as a plus point, demonstrating that the site has its finger on the pulse when it comes to modern betting trends.

In-Play fans will also find a lot to like in the site’s “Live Betting” section which can be accessed via a tab at the head of the main menu. Solid infographics enable to players to track the action in real-time, whilst several sports including Table Tennis and E-Sports benefit from a Live Streaming service.

Summary

There’s plenty to like at this new betting site, with the British theme and UK focus likely to appeal to many players. The odds on offer represent decent value, whilst the site deserves praise for coming up with something a little different with that 10% Cash Back on losses deal. The In-Play section and market depth are also excellent, with the only real negatives being the absence of horse racing, and the lack of a regular sports-based promotion. Well worth a look.