Premier League Odds

Best Premier League fixtures odds right now

These are the top prices we've recorded across licensed Australian bookmakers for the next round of Premier League fixtures. Odds are decimal and move constantly, so treat them as a snapshot for comparison rather than a live feed.

• Arsenal v Coventry City (21 Aug): Home 1.18 (Ladbrokes) · Draw 7.50 (bet365) · Away 16.0 (Unibet)
• Hull City v Manchester United (22 Aug): Home 7.50 · Draw 4.80 · Away 1.40 (all Ladbrokes)
• Everton v Crystal Palace (22 Aug): Home 2.15 (Ladbrokes) · Draw 3.50 (Ladbrokes) · Away 3.40 (Unibet)
• Ipswich Town v Sunderland (22 Aug): Home 2.70 (Ladbrokes) · Draw 3.30 (Ladbrokes) · Away 2.60 (Unibet)
• Nottingham Forest v Leeds United (22 Aug): Home 2.25 (Unibet) · Draw 3.50 (Ladbrokes) · Away 3.20 (bet365)
• Brentford v Tottenham Hotspur (22 Aug): Home 2.40 (Ladbrokes) · Draw 3.60 (Unibet) · Away 2.88 (bet365)
• Brighton v Aston Villa (23 Aug): Home 2.25 · Draw 3.60 · Away 2.90 (all Ladbrokes)
• Manchester City v Bournemouth (23 Aug): Home 1.45 (Unibet) · Draw 5.00 (Unibet) · Away 6.00 (Ladbrokes)
• Newcastle United v Liverpool (23 Aug): Home 3.60 (Unibet) · Draw 4.00 (Unibet) · Away 1.95 (Ladbrokes)
• Fulham v Chelsea (24 Aug): Home 3.30 (Unibet) · Draw 3.70 (Unibet) · Away 2.10 (Ladbrokes)

The pattern is clear: Ladbrokes and Unibet trade the top price across most of these matches, so if you're only holding one or two accounts those two cover a lot of the value. bet365 pops up for a few draw and away prices, which is worth remembering when you shop a specific selection rather than a whole card.

Which bookie has the sharpest Premier League betting odds?

We judge odds on two things: how often an operator holds the best price in our sample (best-price share) and its average margin (the overround built into a market). Lower margins and higher best-price share mean better value for you.

• Ladbrokes — best-price share 54.7% across 258 sampled markets, average margin ~5.8%. Very strong on Premier League football pricing.
• Unibet — best-price share 56.0% across 243 markets, average margin ~5.8%. The other clear value leader.
• Sportsbet — lowest average margin in our sample at ~4.9%, though best-price share was lower (15.9% over 44 markets), so it's competitive on selected markets rather than across the board.
• PointsBet — average margin ~5.6% (51 markets).
• Neds — best-price share 35.6%, margin ~5.9% (59 markets).
• bet365 — average margin ~7.4% (30 markets); it wins fewer top prices on football but leads elsewhere (see below).

A note on reading this: Sportsbet's low margin figure and low best-price share both come from a small 44-market sample, so it's a narrower read than the 240+ markets we sampled for Ladbrokes and Unibet. For Premier League outright odds and week-to-week fixtures, Ladbrokes and Unibet are the two we'd shop first.

Premier League winner odds and outright betting

Premier League winner odds (the outright title market) are priced season-long, so the margins and value differ from single-match head-to-head betting. The same operators that price EPL fixtures competitively also run outright markets on the title, top four, top scorer and relegation.

When you're backing a Premier League favourite to lift the title, the key thing is locking a price early — outright odds shorten fast once a side goes on a run. Because outright bets tie up your stake for months, it's worth comparing the title price at two or three bookies before committing. You'll usually find our futures section useful here, and market movers can show you where the money is going on outright markets before prices settle.

Choosing an operator for Premier League betting

All eleven bookmakers listed are licensed in Australia through State & Territory racing and wagering authorities (most under the NTRC), so they all meet the same regulatory baseline. The differences come down to pricing, features and how you pay.

Choose Ladbrokes or Unibet if best price on Premier League fixtures matters most — they win the most top prices in our sample and both run Cash Out, Bet Builder, Live Betting and Live Streaming. Ladbrokes rates 7.6 for odds and 9.2 for licence safety; Unibet 7.8 for odds and 9.0 for safety.

Choose bet365 if you want the widest market coverage (rated 9.6) and the strongest live betting setup (9.4), plus its highly rated app (9.3). It's less consistent on football best-price, so pair it with a value-first account.

Choose Sportsbet if you value a top-tier app (rated 9.0) and a strong Bet Builder (8.3), and you're happy to shop its lower-margin markets selectively.

Choose PointsBet, Neds, betr or PlayUp if you want a fast payout option and PayID deposits; these sit slightly lower on odds and coverage but all clear the licence-safety bar (8.5–8.8). TopSport is Android-only (no iOS app) and offers Bank Transfer alongside PayID and Visa, which suits a narrower group.

Every listed bookie supports PayID, a $10 minimum deposit and withdrawals inside 0–24 hours. bet365 and Sportsbet also add Apple Pay.

How Premier League odds move before kick-off

Premier League prices shift on team news, injuries and where the money lands. A short favourite like Arsenal at 1.18 or Manchester City at 1.45 barely moves, but tighter matches — Newcastle v Liverpool at 3.60/4.00/1.95, or Fulham v Chelsea at 3.30/3.70/2.10 — can swing meaningfully once line-ups drop about an hour before kick-off.

If you like to react to those moves, Live Betting and Cash Out are the features to have; all of bet365, Ladbrokes, Unibet, PointsBet, Sportsbet, TAB and Neds offer both. Holding two accounts also lets you take the best of two prices on the same selection rather than accepting whatever one bookie shows.