Ladbrokes Review

FULL REVIEW - Ladbrokes (8.36)

Ladbrokes Plc is an established sports betting and gaming company whose history dates back to 1886. The company employs 14,000 people in five countries, making it the world’s largest fixed-odds betting company. Ladbrokes is the UK’s largest off-track bookmaker, with over 2,600 retail outlets in the UK, Ireland and Belgium.

Ladbrokes.com was launched in 2000 and lays claim to over 2 million registered customers in 200 different countries. They have built their online reputation on providing bettors with the safest betting environment the industry has to offer. Financial security is the site’s top priority. Honesty and integrity have always been focal points of the company’s mission.

Ladbrokes covers sporting events throughout all of Europe, with its primary focus being football and horse racing. They provide excellent coverage of all European football leagues, but unfortunately do not branch out much further than that. All matches are accompanied by an extensive selection of betting markets with respectably priced odds. Ladbrokes also offers ‘Ladbrokes TV’ and Live In-play betting.

Considering the history and popularity of the Ladbrokes brand, the website is a bit disappointing. The graphics are outdated, and the event list on the left lacks the standard drop down feature which allows users to select more specific options, such as country or league. The site definitely has room to improve, but this is one consequence of focusing on betting shops.

Customer service is available 24/7 and is quick to respond to all customer queries. The support team can be reached by email or telephone. Ladbrokes accepts bets in 16 different languages and 11 different currencies. Most deposit/withdrawal methods are accepted. Ladbrokes is one of the few online bookmakers to accept Paypal.