Spreadex Sports Ireland Full Sportsbook Review
Company History
Spreadex is a UK-based company offering sports spread betting, fixed odds betting, and financial trading products including CFDs, forex, and options. The company operates as a combined sports betting and financial services provider. Spreadex holds licenses from the UK Gambling Commission for its betting operations and the Financial Conduct Authority for its trading services.
Key Facts
- •Licensed by FCA (190941)
- •Licensed by FCA (008835-R-104580-019)
- •Licensed by FCA (1016176)
- •Email support: info@spreadex.com
- •Website: www.spreadex.com/
Latest Positive Reviews
Very effective. Good offers. Fast banking systems
Latest Negative Reviews
Very bad customer service.
Not to bad. Very little in the way of bonuses or free bets, even when depositing on a regular basis. Sometimes its impossible to find certain football teams. Bet builders are very limited to certain bets as apose to other sites who have a much wider selection for bet builders.
Recent News
Based on 2,006 Trustpilot reviews with an average score of 4.4/5.
Spreadex Reports Flat Revenue and Profit in FY25, Continues Football Sponsorship Strategy
Spreadex closed FY25 with revenue of £104.6 million and pre-tax profit of £43.2 million, largely unchanged from the previous year. The company continues investing heavily in marketing through Championship football sponsorships with over a dozen UK teams including Sheffield United and Watford FC.
CMA Accepts Final Undertakings: Spreadex Must Sell Sporting Index
The UK Competition and Markets Authority accepted final undertakings requiring Spreadex to sell Sporting Index, concluding a 20-month regulatory review. The CMA ruled the merger would reduce specialist spread betting providers from two to one, substantially lessening competition.
CMA Orders Spreadex to Sell Sporting Index After Finding Merger Harms Competition
The CMA published its final report ruling that Spreadex's 2023 acquisition of Sporting Index substantially lessened competition by removing Spreadex's only competitor in the UK sports spread betting market. Spreadex expressed strong disagreement with the decision, calling it 'entirely disproportionate'.
Trust Score Analysis
Pros
- Dual FCA and Gambling Commission regulation with FSCS protection up to £85,000
- Generous welcome offer: 6 free spread bets plus £300 cashback or iPad option
- Instant withdrawals via Easy Bank Transfer with zero fees
- Football Acca Boost up to 100% with £25,000 max bonus paid as cash
- Comprehensive responsible gambling tools including GAMSTOP integration
Cons
- Spread betting carries unlimited loss potential - not suitable for inexperienced bettors
- No PayPal, Skrill or Neteller e-wallet support
- Broad operator rights to void bets under various error conditions
- Complex multi-tiered rules across different sports can be confusing
- Terms clarity rated C+ (67%) due to extensive operator discretion clauses
Licensing & Security
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Latest News
Spreadex Reports Flat Revenue and Profit in FY25, Continues Football Sponsorship Strategy
Spreadex closed FY25 with revenue of £104.6 million and pre-tax profit of £43.2 million, largely unchanged from the previous year. The company continues investing heavily in marketing through Championship football sponsorships with over a dozen UK teams including Sheffield United and Watford FC.
CMA Accepts Final Undertakings: Spreadex Must Sell Sporting Index
The UK Competition and Markets Authority accepted final undertakings requiring Spreadex to sell Sporting Index, concluding a 20-month regulatory review. The CMA ruled the merger would reduce specialist spread betting providers from two to one, substantially lessening competition.
CMA Orders Spreadex to Sell Sporting Index After Finding Merger Harms Competition
The CMA published its final report ruling that Spreadex's 2023 acquisition of Sporting Index substantially lessened competition by removing Spreadex's only competitor in the UK sports spread betting market. Spreadex expressed strong disagreement with the decision, calling it 'entirely disproportionate'.