Unibet review for UK players

Who runs Unibet

Unibet is run from Gibraltar by Platinum Gaming Limited, part of FDJ United. The Gambling Commission licenses and regulates it for customers in Great Britain, and the public register shows the licence as active. Unibet began in 1997 and also runs sports, racing, bingo and poker. It takes customers resident in the United Kingdom, Gibraltar, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.

Unibet for high stakes players

Unibet chooses you. Reward Zone reaches customers by email or an on-site notice, and you opt in before any points count. There is no application route.

Three levels: Bronze runs 0-499 points, Silver 500-999, Gold 1,000+. Points come from monthly casino play: 1 point per £15 staked on slots, £30 on live casino, £20 on RNG table games. Live play is the slowest way up. Each level opens a weekly game with extra prizes, and reward values rise as you climb. Treat it as a prize scheme that rewards volume. Compare it with the schemes on casino VIP programmes.

The live floor runs on Evolution: live roulette, live blackjack, Lightning Roulette and Crazy Time. Unibet adds its own Speed Roulette, Baccarat and Blackjack VIP tables. Game shows include Dream Catcher, Monopoly Live and Mega Ball.

Welcome offer and wagering

The welcome offer is 300 free spins on Big Bass Splash, worth 0.10p each. A small-stakes slots offer, not a reason to move a balance.

Opt in, deposit £30 or more by debit card or instant bank transfer, then stake £30 on slots. Credit cards, Apple Pay, PayPal, Paysafe Cards, Skrill and Neteller do not qualify. Wagering is 10x: bonus funds on slots and spin winnings both carry it before they become withdrawable. The maximum bet with bonus funds is £15 a spin. Claim within 7 days of registration. Once claimed, the spins expire after 48 hours. Slots count 100% towards wagering, table games 10%, and some games are blocked.

Payments and withdrawals

Cash in is free and cash out starts at £5. Unibet never charges for a deposit, and withdrawals go to any payment service from £5. Methods include Visa and Trustly.

Have your papers ready. Unibet may ask for a passport, driving licence, birth certificate, financial statements, proof of address, or documents supporting the spending on your account. The terms allow one account per brand. An inactive account can be charged £5 a month, after at least 30 days following a first notice. Disputes can go to eCogra, the independent ADR provider, or to the courts.

Pros and cons

• Welcome offer wagering of 10x
• Account and safety: the licence register shows it active, deposit limits and self-exclusion, a complaints route to an outside body, identity checks stated
• Reward Zone with 3 tiers
• Live chat
• Apps on the App Store and Google Play

Safer gambling tools

Set a deposit limit before you play. Unibet offers a Deposit Limit, a Net Deposit Limit and a Product Block, plus Product Restrictions, a Player Profile test and Self Exclusion. Gamstop blocks every gambling site and app licensed in Great Britain once you register. Unibet holds that licence, so Gamstop covers it. Self-exclusion is a stop, never something to work around. You must be 18 or over to play.

Questions

If you think we are wrong

Our team tests and checks every fact on this page. If Unibet changes a term, or a figure here is wrong, we read its own page again, correct this page and update the date at the top. How we check facts is on how we rate. Write to info@ukhighrollers.co.uk.