Skip to content

18+ only. Gambling can be addictive – play responsibly. Responsible gambling

Bookie Ledger

Every row has a date and a source.

  1. Bookie Ledger
  2. Betting operators on our matrix, A to Z

Section

Betting operators on our matrix, A to Z

An operator profile on Bookie Ledger starts from the GRAI register entry: licensee, licence number, type and check date. It then lists what the operator publishes in five groups of criteria. On 7 November 2026 eight brands are candidates and none has been matched to the register, so the table below shows no licence data yet.

Bookie Ledger editorial team · checked

Which brands are candidates?

These brands are named by the research for this site. Each is a candidate, and its licence is to be confirmed on the register on the day of publication.

Candidate operators in alphabetical order · Source: GRAI licence register, not yet matched · Status 7 November 2026
OperatorLicenseeLicence no. and typeStatus
bet365Could not be verified on 7 November 2026Could not be verified on 7 November 2026Candidate, licence to be confirmed
BetfairCould not be verified on 7 November 2026Could not be verified on 7 November 2026Candidate, licence to be confirmed
BetVictorCould not be verified on 7 November 2026Could not be verified on 7 November 2026Candidate, licence to be confirmed
BOYLE SportsCould not be verified on 7 November 2026Could not be verified on 7 November 2026Candidate, licence to be confirmed
LadbrokesCould not be verified on 7 November 2026Could not be verified on 7 November 2026Candidate, licence to be confirmed
Paddy PowerCould not be verified on 7 November 2026Could not be verified on 7 November 2026Candidate, licence to be confirmed
UnibetCould not be verified on 7 November 2026Could not be verified on 7 November 2026Candidate, licence to be confirmed
William HillCould not be verified on 7 November 2026Could not be verified on 7 November 2026Candidate, licence to be confirmed

Further names appear on the register as trading names, among them Betway, Sky Bet, Coral, 888sport, LiveScore Bet and QuinnBet. They are checked in the same way.

Bottom line: no brand is shown as licensed until its register entry is matched.

What does each profile cover?

  1. Licence: licensee, number, type, issue and expiry, trading names, date checked.
  2. Published items: five groups, each linking to its data row.
  3. Ledger score and the date it was recalculated.
  4. What was not checked.
  5. What changed since the last snapshot.

Profiles carry no odds and no promotions. A profile ends with one block marked Ad only if a link has been supplied by the owner.

Bottom line: a profile is a dated record, not a review.

How does a profile differ from an aspect page?

A profile gives the whole picture on one operator. An aspect page takes one subject, for example payments or settlement rules, and records that operator's own published periods and limits.

Aspect pages repeat nothing from the profile except the licence line.

Bottom line: profile first, aspect pages for detail.

Why are the profiles in alphabetical order?

This hub carries no scores and no places. Scores belong to the overall ranking, where the formula decides the order.

An operator that cannot be found on the register is not given a profile. It gets an entry in the inclusion log with the date and the words “not found”.

Bottom line: alphabetical here, by score in the ranking.

Where to go next

Bottom line: verify the licence number on the register before reading any profile.

Where to go next