Mogobet puts together a strong basketball betting line-up, with markets on everything from the NBA and EuroLeague to smaller competitions like Vietnam’s top flight. New customers can claim a generous £30 in free bets when staking £10. Come the weekend, you’ve also got a 10% cashback up to £500, which works as a tidy safety net to lift your bankroll after a bad run.

Boosted odds tend to land during the big basketball tournaments, giving enhanced payouts on both singles and accas. All the main basketball markets – spreads, totals, and moneylines – come with cash-out, while the Bet Builder lets you roll multiple props into one slip. I like checking NBA odds and getting my bets on through mobile. There’s no app, but Mogobet’s site is built for smaller screens and matches the desktop set-up almost exactly.

Pros:

• Extensive basketball prop coverage

• Various betting options for less popular leagues

• Cashback on weekend basketball bets

Cons:

• No mobile app

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Betrino hands new players a £10 free bet after they deposit and stake the same amount. I put mine on Denver Nuggets to close out Game 5 of the NBA Finals against Miami Heat at 7/4. The payout landed straight after the final buzzer and moved into my cash balance once I cleared the 1x wagering requirement. If you fancy something outside the top leagues, Betrino also prices up 3x3 competitions like the Big3. It’s a great watch and a lively betting market, with all 12 sides made of ex-NBA names and top international talent.

Later, there were plenty of other offers, including boosted odds for WNBA match nights and specials covering EuroBasket qualifiers. Make sure to opt into marketing notifications so you get email updates whenever something new goes live.

Pros:

• 10% cashback on weekends

• Loads of NBA player props

• Very easy to navigate

Cons:

• No sportsbook VIP programme

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Highbet is one of the easier online basketball betting sites for new punters to get comfortable with. The interface is uncluttered, with oversized text and none of the excessive banners or flashing adverts you see elsewhere. I do feel that its welcome deal is a bit limiting because one £10 free bet must be used on horse racing and the other on a football accumulator. An upside is that there is no rollover on the returns, so any winnings can go straight into basketball markets.

In terms of features, it offers everything you would expect from a top-tier bookmaker. League coverage stretches well beyond the NBA and EuroLeague, taking in France’s Pro A, Germany’s Bundesliga, and FIBA competitions in Asia and Africa. Even friendlies appear on the board with regularity. Highbet also includes a match filter by price range that makes it quicker to find bets at the odds you like.

Pros:

• Up to a 100% boost on accas

• Live stats for every game

• Plenty of alternative lines available for basketball over-under betting

Cons:

• The welcome bonus is not directly applicable to basketball betting

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Winissimo’s basketball tab sits right near the top of the left-hand menu. Pick your league from there, and the markets drop straight into the middle of the screen. I’m a big fan of the multi-column view because it lines up spreads, totals, and moneylines so you can size them up at a glance. Prices are set to decimal by default, though you can switch to fractional quickly through the site settings.

New players get a £10 free bet for putting £10 down as their first qualifying wager. On the face of it, there’s nothing you haven’t seen before, but what pushes Winissimo ahead is the £200 maximum conversion. Many bookies pull the handbrake at around the £100 mark for similar offers. That gives you scope to have a go at a longer-priced basketball betting market you might think twice about if it were your own money. 

Pros:

• Basketball live calendar available

• You can get the latest results on the platform

• Plenty of missions available for extra bonuses

Cons:

• Not the most modern interface

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Have a go at FunkyJackpot and you’ll see that basketball is way bigger with these guys than the branding lets on. The platform shares ownership with Mogobet and Betrino under ProgressPlay Limited, so you get a similar clean layout and straightforward navigation, but with its own features and promotions. New players who put £20 through in qualifying stakes land a £30 free bet token, which, if played smart, can give your basketball betting bankroll a serious early lift.

FunkyJackpot goes toe-to-toe with the best in the business on NBA betting coverage and matches them again when it comes to other top US leagues like the WNBA and college hoops. If you follow certain teams closely, there’s a neat pin feature that puts them in a dedicated section, so with one click you can pull up every upcoming fixture and the full set of markets.

Pros:

• Posts NBA championship odds well in advance

• Desktop push notifications alert you to promotions

• Quick bet feature speeds up in-play wagers

Cons:

• Rewards programme only covers casino games

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7Bet only launched in 2024 yet has already drawn attention for the depth of its basketball coverage. I joined the platform during the NBA off-season and still found options from all over the globe, including FIBA tournaments as well as competitions in China, Ukraine, El Salvador, and the Philippines. Live streaming is available for a wide range of games and makes in-play betting far more engaging.

On top leagues like the NBA and WNBA, 7Bet regularly posts over 500 markets per fixture, ranging from standard point spreads, totals, and moneylines to deep alternates on player points, rebounds, assists, and three-pointers made. All of these can be used with the £10 free bet from the welcome offer, which is available to new players who deposit and stake £10.

Pros:

• Regular boosted WNBA and NBA odds

• Early Payout for basketball games (20 points)

• The Bet Builder feature remains available in-play

Cons:

• Lack of basketball betting tips and news coverage

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Luckster is an Irish-themed bookmaker with strong coverage of top leagues like the NBA and NCAA, plus the Canadian CEBL and competitions in Australia, France, Germany, and Spain. The £10 free bet from a £10 qualifying stake is simple, and the two-week expiry gives plenty of time to plan your wager.

I thought the ‘favourites’ tool came in handy more than once during busy postseason schedules. It lets you pin upcoming basketball fixtures for easier access and follow their live scores when they go in-play. Another standout feature here is 1-Click Betting. You can set your stake and lock in acceptable price changes ahead of time, which makes basketball bets go through much faster.

Pros:

• Fun Irish theme

• Plenty of in-play basketball markets

• Very helpful customer support

Cons:

• No mobile app

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Mr Play has a straightforward ‘Bet £10, Get £10’ free bet welcome promo. That token can go on any of the main markets, plus an extensive list of player props covering points, rebounds, and assists. You’ll also see race-to-points, quarter totals, and multiple spread variations that let you push the margin one way or the other. 

One thing we’ve noticed over the years is that Mr Play often posts NBA match odds well ahead of game day. Season opener lines can go up a good two or three months before tip-off, at a time when many other bookies are still only showing outrights. While we’re on that, their coverage goes deeper than most, with regular season markets, player and award betting, and even prices on where a team will finish in its conference from 1st right through to 10th.

Pros:

• Most NBA Championship odds support early cashout

• Great for live NBA betting

• Very quick payouts

Cons:

• Plain and minimal website design

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If the Bet Builder is new territory, Bet442 gives a chance to learn the ropes on their tab. Open an account through our link, make a £10 deposit, and place a qualifying wager to unlock two £5 tokens. On top of that, you also get a £10 free bet, valid for 14 days. 

Anyone who enjoys building accas will find plenty of extra value here. That’s because anything with four or more selections earns a percentage boost that climbs with each added leg, topping out at 77%. Something else I really rate is the way Bet442 lays everything out. The interface is already very user-friendly, but you can also pin leagues you follow to the left-side menu for quick access.

Pros:

• Value odds on basketball moneylines

• NBA odds posted early

• Great range of promos

Cons:

• Sportsbook section occasionally slow to load

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Betfred sets a high bar for basketball betting. A £10 punt at evens or above brings back three £10 sports bets and two £10 acca bets. Few UK bookmakers go that far. On the site, there’s a link to the Betfred Insights column, which is packed with basketball betting tips and match previews full of detail that can slot neatly alongside your own research. Their X feed is also worth a look for behind-the-scenes clips, injury news, and a pulse on what fans are saying.

The platform itself feels very modern and carries that trademark blue you’ll recognise from the high street shops. There’s no shortage of features either, with cash out, price boosts, and UK TV listings on selected match-ups, so you know when and where to watch. Their mobile betting apps also draw strong reviews, scoring 4.6 out of 5 from over 53,000 ratings on the App Store alone.

Pros:

• A lot of focus on NBA futures betting

• Regular weekly promotions

• Very user-friendly mobile app for basketball betting

Cons:

• Doesn’t support Apple Pay

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