Premier League Odds in Ireland

Where the best Premier League betting odds are

Best-price share measures how often an operator posts the top available price in a sampled market set. On that metric the ranking is clear:

• Betfair — 53.1% best-price share, 4.29% average margin (213 markets sampled)
• Ladbrokes — 22.3%, 5.83% margin (193)
• William Hill — 17.4%, 6.96% margin (219)
• Unibet — 17.3%, 5.73% margin (191)
• Betway — 13.8%, 6.32% margin (195)
• Paddy Power — 12.3%, 6.93% margin (195)
• BoyleSports — 11.8%, 7.51% margin (195)
• 888sport — 11.4%, 7.13% margin (219)
• LiveScore Bet — 10.4%, 8.37% margin (193)
• BetVictor — 6.4%, 7.51% margin (188)

Margin is the bookmaker's built-in overround: lower means more of the true probability is returned to the bettor. Betfair's 4.29% is the tightest here, which is consistent with its exchange-driven pricing. Unibet (5.73%) and Ladbrokes (5.83%) are the tightest of the fixed-odds sportsbooks in this sample. bet365 was sampled on only 30 markets and returned no best-price hits in that set, so its 0% share is not directly comparable to operators sampled 190+ times.

Premier League winner and outright odds

Premier League winner odds — the title outright — behave differently to single-match markets. Outright books stay open for months, so line movement between opening and current price matters more than a one-off snapshot. On long-priced antepost markets, the widest spread between operators typically appears on mid-table and relegation selections rather than the favourites.

For title, top-four, relegation and top-goalscorer outrights, compare more than one book before staking: outright margins are usually wider than match-result margins, and the best-price operator on the favourite is often not the best on the field. Our futures odds and market movers pages track where outright prices are drifting or shortening.

Best prices on upcoming Premier League fixtures

Current best available prices (decimal) on the opening round of fixtures. Operator shown is the book posting the top price at time of sampling:

• Arsenal v Coventry City — Home 1.20 (Betfair), Draw 8.20 (Betfair), Away 19.50 (Betfair)
• Hull City v Manchester United — Home 8.60 (Betfair), Draw 4.90 (Betfair), Away 1.46 (Betfair)
• Everton v Crystal Palace — Home 2.24 (Betfair), Draw 3.55 (Betfair), Away 3.55 (Betfair)
• Ipswich Town v Sunderland — Home 2.82 (Betfair), Draw 3.50 (BoyleSports), Away 2.78 (Betfair)
• Nottingham Forest v Leeds United — Home 2.38 (Betfair), Draw 3.50 (Betfair), Away 3.30 (Betfair)
• Brentford v Tottenham Hotspur — Home 2.54 (Betfair), Draw 3.75 (Betfair), Away 2.88 (Betfair)
• Brighton v Aston Villa — Home 2.32 (Betfair), Draw 3.85 (Betfair), Away 3.10 (Betfair)
• Manchester City v Bournemouth — Home 1.50 (Betfair), Draw 5.20 (Betfair), Away 6.40 (Betfair)
• Newcastle United v Liverpool — Home 3.95 (Betfair), Draw 4.00 (Betfair), Away 1.97 (Betfair)
• Fulham v Chelsea — Home 3.60 (Betfair), Draw 4.00 (Betfair), Away 2.10 (Ladbrokes)

Betfair holds the top price in nine of ten match-result headers here, consistent with its 53.1% best-price share. Where a rival edges it — BoyleSports on the Ipswich draw, Ladbrokes on the Chelsea away — the difference is small but real, which is the case for line-shopping across two or three books rather than betting a single account.

How the operators compare beyond price

Price competitiveness is one axis; market depth and features are another. On market coverage and sports depth, bet365 rates highest (9.6 / 9.5), with Betfair (8.8 / 8.6) and William Hill (8.5 / 8.6) close behind — relevant if you want deep Premier League fixture markets beyond match result, such as corners, cards and player props.

Bet Builder is listed as a feature for bet365, Betway, Paddy Power, BoyleSports, William Hill, Ladbrokes, BetVictor, Unibet, 888sport, LiveScore Bet and Novibet. Live Streaming is listed for bet365, Paddy Power, William Hill, Ladbrokes, Betfair, Unibet and LiveScore Bet. Cash Out is available across the sportsbook operators listed. All operators listed support Live Betting and mobile betting, with iOS and Android apps except Hollywoodbets (Android only).

Licensing, payments and withdrawals

Betting in Ireland is overseen by the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI); the minimum age is 18. Paddy Power, BoyleSports and Novibet are shown here under GRAI oversight. All operators on this page are listed as licensed.

Every listed operator supports Debit Card and PayPal, with a €10 minimum deposit and stated withdrawal times of 0–24h. Apple Pay is listed for bet365, Paddy Power and BoyleSports; Revolut Pay for bet365 and Paddy Power. Match those against your preferred deposit method rather than choosing on price alone.