Premier League Odds in Australia

Where the best Premier League odds sit

Best-price share measures how often a bookmaker holds the top available price across a sample of the same markets. On Premier League match markets, two operators dominate:

• Unibet — best price on 56.0% of markets (243 sampled), avg margin 5.84%
• Ladbrokes — best price on 54.7% of markets (258 sampled), avg margin 5.82%
• Neds — 35.6% best-price share (59 sampled), avg margin 5.89%
• TAB — 27.1% (59 sampled), avg margin 6.05%
• PointsBet — 23.5% (51 sampled), avg margin 5.64%
• bet365 — 23.3% (30 sampled), avg margin 7.44%
• Sportsbet — 15.9% (44 sampled), avg margin 4.91%
• PlayUp — 13.6% (44 sampled), avg margin 5.93%
• betr — 12.5% (56 sampled), avg margin 6.19%

Unibet and Ladbrokes overlap heavily because both price the domestic football market aggressively and were sampled far more often (243 and 258 markets), so their leadership reflects consistent depth rather than a handful of standout prices.

Note the split between best-price share and margin. Sportsbet holds the tightest average book (4.91%) yet tops the price only 15.9% of the time — a low margin spread thinly rather than concentrated on the favourites you might back. Unibet and Ladbrokes carry slightly higher margins but win the top line more often across the full market.

Margins: what you actually pay to bet

Average margin is the bookmaker's built-in edge across a market. Lower is better for the punter. On the sampled Premier League markets:

• Sportsbet — 4.91%
• PointsBet — 5.64%
• Ladbrokes — 5.82%
• Unibet — 5.84%
• Neds — 5.89%
• PlayUp — 5.93%
• TAB — 6.05%
• betr — 6.19%
• bet365 — 7.44%

The practical takeaway: for a single match line, comparing two or three books almost always beats loyalty to one. The gap between the tightest book (Sportsbet, 4.91%) and the widest sampled (bet365, 7.44%) is roughly 2.5 percentage points — meaningful across a full Premier League season of multiples and singles. TopSport was not sampled for margin data and is excluded from these rankings.

Next round: best Premier League fixtures odds

Best available head-to-head prices (home / draw / away) on the upcoming round, with the operator holding each top price:

• Arsenal v Coventry City — 1.18 (Ladbrokes) / 7.50 (bet365) / 16.00 (Unibet)
• Hull City v Manchester United — 7.50 / 4.80 / 1.40 (all Ladbrokes)
• Everton v Crystal Palace — 2.15 (Ladbrokes) / 3.50 (Ladbrokes) / 3.40 (Unibet)
• Ipswich Town v Sunderland — 2.70 (Ladbrokes) / 3.30 (Ladbrokes) / 2.60 (Unibet)
• Nottingham Forest v Leeds United — 2.25 (Unibet) / 3.50 (Ladbrokes) / 3.20 (bet365)
• Brentford v Tottenham Hotspur — 2.40 (Ladbrokes) / 3.60 (Unibet) / 2.875 (bet365)
• Brighton v Aston Villa — 2.25 / 3.60 / 2.90 (all Ladbrokes)
• Manchester City v Bournemouth — 1.45 (Unibet) / 5.00 (Unibet) / 6.00 (Ladbrokes)
• Newcastle United v Liverpool — 3.60 (Unibet) / 4.00 (Unibet) / 1.95 (Ladbrokes)
• Fulham v Chelsea — 3.30 (Unibet) / 3.70 (Unibet) / 2.10 (Ladbrokes)

Across these ten fixtures the top prices are split almost entirely between Ladbrokes and Unibet, consistent with their best-price share leadership. bet365 appears only on draw and away outsiders here, matching its lower overall best-price share on this competition. Prices move; check the live line before staking.

Premier League winner and outright odds

Premier League winner odds and other outright markets (top four, relegation, top goalscorer) behave differently from match lines. Outright books carry wider margins because they price 20 runners at once and hold positions for months, so the best-price gap between operators tends to be larger than on a single fixture.

We do not hold sampled outright margin data for this competition, so no operator ranking is published for Premier League outright odds here. The general rule still applies: the books that lead on match-line best-price share — Unibet and Ladbrokes — are the logical first comparison for Premier League favourites and winner markets, but confirm each price against at least one alternative before backing a long-term outright. Track how the futures line shifts using our market movers data.

Coverage, apps and payments

All operators ranked here are licensed by Australian State & Territory racing and wagering authorities and require account holders to be 18+.

For market coverage on football, bet365 rates highest (9.6) with the deepest sports catalogue (9.5) and live capability (9.4), which matters if you combine Premier League betting with in-play. Sportsbet (app 9.0) and bet365 (app 9.3) lead the mobile ratings.

Payments are broadly standard: PayID, Visa and Mastercard are near-universal, with Apple Pay available at bet365 and Sportsbet. Minimum deposit sits at $10 across the board and quoted withdrawal times are 0–24h. Bet Builder is listed at bet365, Ladbrokes, Unibet and Sportsbet — useful for same-game Premier League multiples. TopSport is Android-only and offers no iOS app.