Grosvenor has been around since 1970 and really put its weight behind the sportsbook from 2016, turning it into one of the top spots for Championship betting. The prices hold up extremely well against the rest, and it’s often where you’ll see the widest market coverage on a single match. This season’s opening day saw the Birmingham vs Ipswich fixture carry over 400 betting options.

Grosvenor’s new player welcome offer is a bit different to what you normally see. I deposited a tenner and could pick any market I fancied, with the odds doubled on a £10 max stake. So if you back QPR to beat Millwall at 2/1, the payout’s worked out at 5/1 instead.

Pros:

• Innovative sportsbook welcome offer

• Sports no deposit offers are commonly available

• In-depth stats supplied by Sportradar

Cons:

• No sportsbook loyalty programme

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Kick things off at Betway if you’re looking at Championship league table odds to put an acca together. The first one comes insured up to £30 should it fall short. Plus, you get 100 bonus spins on More Unusual Suspects and a £30 Uber Eats voucher to tuck into while your picks chase the result.

Most EFL betting markets come with the cash‑out feature, giving you full control to settle your bet before the final whistle. This bookie also works well if you’re planning to stick around long term. Loyalty actually pays here, particularly through the Free Bet Club. All you have to do is stake £25 or more in a week, and Betway will credit your account with a £10 free bet.

Pros:

• One of the best loyalty programmes

• Plenty Betway Boosts on Championship odds

• Bet builder tool available

Cons:

• Withdrawals below £5 carry a £1 fee

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Betmaze is one of the newest Championship betting sites to hit the UK market. Launched by the renowned Aspire Global, it’s giving new players £20 in free bets once they deposit and stake the same amount. There’s plenty more to chase after that, especially in the build‑up to big matchups and local derbies.

Championship odds start piling up towards the end of June, right after the EFL confirms the season fixtures. You’ll see just over 100 markets for every match, with seven or eight from each matchday picked out for a price boost. What I like about Betmaze is that, besides the straight singles, they also lift the price on pre‑set accas. For the season opener, I had a go on Charlton, Southampton and QPR all to win at 97/10 instead of 87/10.

Pros:

• Very straightforward welcome offer, valid on Championship betting odds

• Great range of Championship outright markets

• Live statistics are provided for every match

Cons:

• No loyalty program

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You’ll find all your EFL Championship odds at Mogobet by going to Football > England > Championship in the Pre‑Match section on the left. Fixtures go up week by week, and there’s a handy multi‑column view to view the match winner, handicap, and totals markets side by side. Prices show in decimal by default, but you can switch to fractional by clicking the three dots in the top‑right and changing the setting.

The ‘Deposit & Bet £10, Get £30’ offer is a strong one, giving you four times your opening stake to play with. It gets even better for existing players, with early payout if your side goes two up, regular odds boosts, weekend cashback, and match‑specific promos during derbies, cup ties, and big‑ticket fixtures through the season.

Pros:

• Bet Builder is supported for Second Division betting

• Very easy-to-use interface

• Live calendar and results available

Cons:

• No mobile app

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Bet442 is the sister site of both Mr Play and Betmaze. All three operate under AG Communications Limited and share a familiar layout, complete with tools like 1‑Click Betting. When I signed up, I deposited and staked £20 and received three free bet tokens – one £10 Free Bet and two £5 Bet Builder Free Bets. The latter are ideal for punters still getting to grips with the feature, as they let you test different combinations without touching your own balance.

I found the platform really easy to get around. Everything from signing up to how the promos work is clearly laid out. It’s also a great option for betting on mobile, even without an app, as the site pretty much mirrors the desktop version. You can expect regular price boosts on Championship matches and strong in‑play coverage throughout.

Pros:

• Great mobile website

• Championship betting odds are often involved in special boosted combos

• Easy layout to get accustomed to

Cons:

• No loyalty programme

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Highbet is a newer face on the UK Championship betting scene, only launching in 2021. Signing up is a simple three‑step process, and I had mine done in under five minutes. After that, I got a deposit in and placed a £10 bet within the first week, which unlocked £20 in free bets - £10 for horse racing and £10 towards a football acca.

One feature I really liked is being able to filter matches by price range. There’s also a Trader’s Treble section, where you can back one of the pre‑picked trebles put together by Highbet’s traders. Often Champions League odds take centre stage here, but I’ve seen Championship ties pop up too, and sometimes I’ll just use their picks as inspiration to combine with my own EFL accas.

Pros:

• Bet Builder available

• Most EFL Championship odds support early cashout

• Minute-markets available

Cons:

• Championship betting markets rarely feature enhanced odds

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Since the late 1960s, Betfred has gone from a high‑street bookmaker to one of the go‑to online sites for Championship betting. Matches get full coverage week in, week out, with markets on the main lines plus goalscorers, cards, corners, and plenty of specials. For anything else that comes to mind, tweet @Betfred on X with the hashtag #PickYourPunt, and they’ll come back to you with a price.

New players can claim a welcome deal by staking £10 at even odds or higher, unlocking 3×£10 sports free bets plus 2×£10 acca free bets. There’s also the weekly Beat Fred quiz with a £5,000 prize pool. Simply answer six questions on the week’s key football fixtures from across the world to be in the mix.

Pros:

• Regular Championship betting tips through the Betfred Insights section

• Weekly TV listings for Championship matches

• Championship golden boot odds, promotion, relegation, and other outrights are available early

Cons:

• Doesn’t support Apple Pay

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Going by the name and logo, you’d think Vegas Mobile Casino was all slots and tables. However, the platform covers sports betting really well, from Championship relegation odds and outright markets to weekly match prices. Upcoming fixtures are easy to spot in the football section on both desktop and mobile, and new players get an exclusive 'Bet £20, Get £30' welcome offer using the promo code VMC30.

One feature I found extremely useful when gambling in‑play was 1‑Click Betting. I set my stake beforehand and picked which price changes I’d accept, so when the moment came, the bet went straight through. The beauty of it is you stay ahead of sudden price moves, and it often helps dodge those frustrating market suspensions.

Pros:

• Weekend sports cashback offer

• Can choose your favourite Championship team to follow closely

• Easy to fetch the latest results

Cons:

• The welcome offer has high wagering requirements

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Mr Play is one of the best UK bookies for beginners. The site sticks to a classic layout without any clutter, so the learning curve is minimal. You still get everything from Championship promotion odds to weekly match prices, plus other markets like head‑to‑head outrights on which of two sides finishes higher in the table.

New punters start their experience with a ‘Bet £10, Get £10’ offer on odds over evens. After that, your accas get an automatic boost, with anything fourfold and up paying extra, all the way to 77% on a 14‑fold. A great touch is the favourites feature. Stick a star on any fixtures you’re following and they’ll pin to the left‑hand menu, so you can jump straight back in with one click.

Pros:

• Beginner‑friendly platform

• Great selection of Championship outright betting

• Dual licensing from UKGC and MGA

Cons

• Mobile app receives low ratings

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10bet offers new players a 100% matched bonus up to £50. I claimed mine when there was a full weekend and midweek set of fixtures, which made getting through the 8x rollover much quicker. To be fair, the 60‑day window is generous, so don’t feel rushed in case nothing jumps out as good value straight away.

If you’re after Championship winner odds or any other markets on mobile, the 10bet app is the place to start. There’s a £10 free bet for staking £50 through it. The interface is straightforward and somewhat mirrors the desktop site, though it’s optimised for one‑handed use. You can go from logging in straight through to browsing the EFL betting markets and placing wagers with quick thumb swipes from start to finish.

Pros:

• Exclusive promotions for mobile app users and football bettors

• Early Championship outright betting markets available

• In‑depth head‑to‑head and form statistics

Cons:

• The sportsbook welcome offer comes with wagering requirements

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