LiveScore Bet Review United Kingdom

Is LiveScore Bet legal in United Kingdom?

Yes. LiveScore Bet holds a licence from the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), the regulator responsible for all licensed betting operators in the United Kingdom. That means it operates under UK rules on customer funds, fair terms, advertising and responsible gambling, and it is required to verify your identity and age before you can bet or withdraw.

The legal minimum age to bet is 18. As with any UKGC-licensed book, you can confirm the licence status yourself on the Gambling Commission's public register — a quick check we always recommend before depositing anywhere.

On our safety and licence rating, LiveScore Bet scores 8.7/10, its highest single score. In practical terms that reflects a full UK licence and the consumer protections that come with it: GAMSTOP self-exclusion, deposit limits and the standard UKGC complaints pathway if something goes wrong.

LiveScore Bet app: the strongest part of the offer

The app is where LiveScore Bet is at its best, rated 8.5/10. Native versions are available for both iOS and Android, and the appeal is obvious if you already have the LiveScore livescore app on your phone — betting and following scores sit inside a familiar, fast interface.

Key in-play tools carry over to mobile:

• Live Betting for in-running markets
• Cash Out to settle a bet early
• Bet Builder to combine selections within a single match
• Live Streaming on selected events

Choose the LiveScore Bet app if you value a clean, score-led mobile experience and mostly bet on your phone. If you prefer the widest possible market list or a desktop-heavy workflow with lots of statistics panels, the app-first design will feel lighter than some rivals. You can compare it against other operators on our betting apps United Kingdom page.

Payment methods and minimum deposit

LiveScore Bet supports three deposit and payout methods according to our data:

• Debit Card
• PayPal
• Apple Pay

The minimum deposit is £10. Debit card and Apple Pay suit fast, phone-based topping up, while PayPal adds a layer of separation between your bank details and the bookmaker — useful if you prefer not to enter card numbers directly.

One thing to note: the method list is focused rather than exhaustive. If you specifically need bank transfer or a service like Trustly, those aren't listed here, so check current banking options at sign-up. On payments overall, LiveScore Bet scores 7.9/10 — solid coverage of the most-used UK methods without a sprawling menu.

You can browse alternatives by method on our Debit Card betting sites, PayPal betting sites and Apple Pay betting sites pages.

LiveScore Bet withdrawal times

Withdrawals are quoted at 0–24 hours, which earns a withdrawal score of 7.9/10. The lower end of that range points to same-day processing on faster methods; the upper end allows for standard clearing and any identity checks the UKGC requires operators to run.

What affects how quickly your money arrives:

• Method — PayPal and Apple Pay typically clear faster than card refunds, which can trail by a day or two at your bank's end.
• Verification — first withdrawals often take longest because ID and address checks are completed then. Uploading documents early smooths this.
• Amount and account status — large or unusual payouts can trigger additional review, as at any licensed book.

We don't make first-hand payout claims — these figures are the operator's stated processing windows. If fast cashouts are your priority, cross-check LiveScore Bet against our Fast Payout betting sites list before committing.

LiveScore Bet odds: how the pricing stacks up

This is the area to go in with clear eyes. LiveScore Bet's odds rating is 7.3/10 — the lowest of its category scores — and the underlying numbers explain why.

Across 212 sampled markets:

• Average margin: about 8.5%. That's the bookmaker's built-in edge; lower is better for you.
• Best-price share: roughly 9%. In other words, on fewer than one in ten sampled markets did LiveScore Bet offer the top price among books we track.

The honest read: this isn't a book you pick primarily to beat the price. It's competitive enough for casual and mobile-led betting, but committed line-shoppers who compare every selection will regularly find better numbers elsewhere. If squeezing value matters most to you, use our betting odds United Kingdom tools to compare before you stake, and treat LiveScore Bet as a convenience choice rather than a value one. Market coverage (7.5) and sports depth (7.7) are decent, so the range of things to bet on is fine — it's the price per market that lags.

Sports and competitions covered

LiveScore Bet covers the sports UK bettors ask for most, with football the natural centrepiece given the brand's live-scores heritage. Sports available include football, horse racing, tennis, darts, cricket, rugby, golf and basketball.

On the football side you'll find the Premier League, Championship, Champions League and Europa League, plus continental leagues like Serie A and Ligue 1, and tournaments such as the World Cup and Copa Libertadores. Beyond football, coverage spans the ATP and WTA tours in tennis, the NBA and EuroLeague in basketball, and Test cricket.

Live capability rates 7.8/10, which fits the app-and-scores model well: in-play markets update alongside live scores, and Live Streaming is available on selected events. If a specific sport is your main focus, our category pages — for example Football betting sites, Horse Racing betting sites or Tennis betting sites — let you weigh LiveScore Bet against operators that specialise in each.

Features: Bet Builder, Cash Out and streaming

LiveScore Bet's feature set (rated 7.8/10) covers the tools most UK bettors expect:

• Bet Builder — combine multiple markets from the same match into one price, ideal for football accumulators built around goals, cards and player props.
• Cash Out — take a return before an event finishes, whether to lock in a profit or cut a loss on a slate that's turning.
• Live Streaming — watch selected events in-app while you bet in-play.
• Live Betting — in-running markets that pair naturally with the live-scores interface.

These are genuinely useful for in-play and matchday betting, and they're a big part of why the app scores so highly. To see how the same tools work across other books, see our Bet Builder, Cash Out and Live Streaming comparison pages.

How LiveScore Bet scores across the board

Our category ratings for LiveScore Bet:

• Licence & safety: 8.7 — full UKGC licence, its standout strength
• App: 8.5 — native iOS and Android, score-led design
• Payments: 7.9 — debit card, PayPal, Apple Pay
• Withdrawals: 7.9 — 0–24h stated processing
• Live capability: 7.8 — in-play plus streaming on select events
• Features: 7.8 — Bet Builder, Cash Out, streaming, live betting
• Sports depth: 7.7 — broad coverage led by football
• Market coverage: 7.5 — solid range of markets
• Support: 7.5 — standard customer service
• Bet Builder: 7.4
• Odds: 7.3 — the clear weak spot on pricing

The pattern is consistent: LiveScore Bet is strong on trust, mobile and in-play features, and average on price. That shapes exactly who it suits.

Who should choose LiveScore Bet — and who shouldn't

Choose LiveScore Bet if:

• You already use the LiveScore app and want betting in the same place
• You bet mostly on your phone and value a clean, fast app (8.5/10)
• Regulatory safety matters to you — the UKGC licence and 8.7 safety score are its best features
• You want in-play tools like Cash Out, Bet Builder and Live Streaming
• Debit card, PayPal or Apple Pay cover your banking needs

Think twice if:

• You line-shop for the best price on every bet — the 7.3 odds rating and ~8.5% average margin mean sharper prices exist elsewhere
• You need a very wide banking menu, such as bank transfer or Trustly
• You want a stats-heavy desktop platform rather than an app-first experience

A sensible approach: use LiveScore Bet for convenient mobile and in-play betting, but compare prices on bigger stakes using our odds tools. You can also line it up against other UKGC books on our all bookmakers and comparisons pages.