Anyone used to filling in slips at the bookies won't need telling who Betfred are. The brand's a staple in the UK and has carved out a name as one of the best Premier League betting sites for promotions.

I'll just name a few, starting with the bet £10, get £50 in free bets, all good for the Prem. Land a five-fold or bigger and you get a bonus on your winnings, and if one leg lets you down, your stake comes back in cash. On top of that, there's the weekly Beat Fred promo where you answer six questions on the weekend's Premier League fixtures for a shot at a £5,000 prize pot, totally for free.

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Ladbrokes is another UK betting icon, first opening its doors back in 1886. That said, they've kept pace with the times. Just look at the features on offer!

One that really stands out is Lucky Dip. You accept fixed odds on a market type, then the system throws you a random bet, which gets revealed later. My last one was Aston Villa v Spurs - Random # of Goals, Corners, Cards at 425/1. Another interesting one is being able to see which football bets are trending right now across the site.

As for EPL markets, the potential is unlimited - literally. There's loads already up, but if something else comes to mind, you can ping the Ladbrokes team on X and request it yourself.

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Betway's a good shout if you're after a regular spot for Premier League betting. The main pull is their Free Bet Club - place £25 or more on trebles and accas across the week and you'll get a £10 bonus bet back. Signing up is extremely easy too, and there's a £10 free bet waiting once you've deposited and wagered £10.

I like to shop around with a few UK bookies and Betway's Premier League prices are always right up there with the very best. They go quite deep on game stats, which come in handy both when building pre-match tickets or having a go on in-play specials

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Matchbook started out serving a US crowd before pulling out in 2011, so try to forgive the "soccer" slip - just this once.

The platform runs as a betting exchange rather than your standard bookie, covering all the usual Premier League markets. It's best suited to punters after better value through low commission and the flexibility to both back and lay bets.

There's the option to bet the traditional fixed-odds way through Matchbook Zero. The pull is no margins whatsoever, though in most cases I've only seen 1-X-2 markets on Premier League games.

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10bet's been in the game over 22 years and is well loved by Brits for Premier League betting online. Back in 2017, they had ex-Chelsea man Didier Drogba as their face, and they've also linked up with the likes of Juventus and West Brom.

I'd say 10bet's right up there for Premier League punters looking to kick things off with a bit more in the tank than they first planned. The first deposit gets matched like for like up to £50, though you've got an 8x wagering hurdle to clear.

Another thing that gives them the edge over other bookies is how Premier League matches - and plenty of other top competitions - come with the Early Payout Offer.

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Highbet's a fairly new bookie that's already turning heads with a £30 free bet offer off just a tenner staked. I placed mine on the Magpies to beat Chelsea at 23/20 (minimum was evens), and once it settled, I got £10 for football and two separate £10 ones to use on accas.

Another reason I rate Highbet as one of the better options for Premier League betting online is the 10% weekend cashback. It adds a nice bit of cover if things don't go your way.

Also, the biggest PL fixtures often land odds boosts, and a typical match easily packs over 450 markets. I found plenty of manager specials, with anything big going on in the Prem usually picked up quickly. You'll find the latter under the 'World' tab, since it pulls in top leagues from all over.

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Luckster leans right into the Irish theme. The ongoing promos do tilt a bit more towards the casino side, however, I still highly rate the sportsbook, especially for its Premier League coverage and how simple it all is to get around. The bonus terms, like the Bet £10 Get £10 offer, are also very easy to digest.

A typical Prem match comes with over 150 markets, plus regular match boosts on the big fixtures and the option to build a same-game acca. I'd say it suits beginners best - easy to get the hang of, and the mobile site runs just fine even without a native app.

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Mr Play is Vegasland's sister site, both owned by the same Marketplay Limited. This one came on the scene a few years earlier in 2017 and swaps the fancy theme for a big moustache that gives it its own bit of character. Premier League games lead the football section, but you can go a step further and stick a star on the league to have it pinned right at the top of the left-hand menu.

Something I really like about Mr Play is the 1-Click Betting feature. I mainly use it in-play to speed things up and stay ahead of price swings and market suspensions. You set your stake beforehand, then choose what kind of price moves you're happy to take.

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Spreadex Sports is easily one of the best bookies for Premier League punters who like having both fixed odds and spread betting in one place. The site’s layout leans more towards the traditional, though the way everything runs still feels very sharp.

I really appreciate that Premier League matches sit front and centre in the football section, both on the website and the app. Also, new players can pick between a spread or fixed-odds welcome offer. Little things, like showing which TV channel the game’s on, go a long way when you’re planning your bets for the weekend.

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Being mainly an online casino, I was very impressed with how well Vegasland pulled off its sportsbook, especially for Premier League betting. The first time I signed up, I deposited a tenner and got a £10 bet token, valid for two weeks on evens or above. Later on, there were regular odds boosts and other offers to pick up on as well.

The Vegasland sportsbook page lines up all the upcoming Premier League matches in the left-hand menu under the Bet Builder function. And if you fancy mulling over the odds with a cuppa away from the screen, there’s the option to print out your selected fixtures and markets.

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