NetBet bookmaker review

We calculated the margin for Netbet by analyzing the odds they offer. We further ranked them in one of the following three categories:

From 1% to 5%: Low

From 5.01% to 7%: Normal

From 7.01% to 10%: High

Football

We got our results by taking into account the odds for final result outcomes measured in line with the over / under for different football leagues. Getting the average results using this method, we were able to obtain the margins for each league and the overall betting margin for the bookmaker.

Netbet has an overall average margin of 6.1% for football and falls in the normal category. Taking Spanish La Liga and La Liga 2 into account, the margin is at 5.85%. With the Premier League and the Championship, the margin was slightly better at 5.48%. Finally, taking the Serie A, Portuguese Primeira Liga and Bundesliga into account, the margin increased to 6.1%.

Bookmakers margin

Netbet has over 30 markets available at the time of writing, all the sports you would expect as well as more niche areas such as “E-Sports” and “Bandby”. Football is where most of the action is with all major leagues covered from around the World.  Horse Racing is well represented here with every UK meeting priced up and a number of “International” meetings as well.  

There is more to NetBet than just excellent coverage of the traditional UK markets though. As well as those there is also tennis where you’ll find markets available for all major tournaments and also matches on both the ATP, WTA and the Challenger tours. If American sports is what you are looking for then you can bet on popular leagues such as the NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL, as well as both college basketball and football.

Football

The most betting options are available on big Premier League football games, but the lesser leagues are also well catered for. At the top, the early Saturday kick-off has 163 markets including all the obvious match odds, correct scores, over/under 2.5 goals, etc, it also has corners, cards, half time and “special” bets.  Lesser games, for example, an English League One match has fewer than 100 markets, but still, realistically that is more than enough.

Others

The coverage of other sports varies but most major games will have at least the industry standard level. The more popular the sport the more depth to the market as you would expect, E-Sports having the lowest being simply just who will win. Mid-level sports such as tennis, snooker, golf and the like provide all the options you will want.

The live betting area is functional but nothing special, there is a decent amount of in-play options for the covered events, but the graphics are lacking and the only statistics you are given is the score and ball possession.

You can see what fixtures are coming up next from a handy tab and it is possible to customise your and odds format to your preference. Bets are accepted quite quickly as long as they are not too large, the max stake amount is not known in advance though which can be frustrating when bets are returned for this reason.