Not for Ireland
Ivy Bet Review: A British Licence That Stops at the Border
Ivy Bet is a Manchester-run sportsbook and casino licensed for Great Britain. Its terms do not list Ireland, it has no Irish licence, and Irish punters should look elsewhere.
By Conor FurlongChecked 18+
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Ivy Bet is a betting and casino site run by Betable Limited of Manchester under a UK Gambling Commission licence, account 23328. Its terms define permitted jurisdictions as the United Kingdom plus any listed on its websites, and we found no listing for Ireland, so for Irish punters this Ivy Bet review is short: not available here, and no Irish licence.
Ivy Bet review: what the licence covers
The footer names Betable Limited and the Gambling Commission, Great Britain's regulator. That is a strong licence for customers in Great Britain and no use to anyone in Ireland, where bookmakers have needed a GRAI remote betting licence since 1 July 2026. Ivy Bet is not on the GRAI register or Revenue's older list. Our licensing guide explains the Irish rules.
Ivy Bet casino, app and promo code
The terms describe casino table games, live dealer games, time-out and self-exclusion tools. App listings and offers were not checked for Ireland because the service does not list Ireland as a permitted jurisdiction. We publish no Ivy Bet promo code. Bookmakers on the GRAI register are listed in our betting section.
Betting is 18+ wherever you are. Free Irish support is on our responsible gambling page.
Readers' questions
- Can I use Ivy Bet in Ireland?
- Its terms permit the United Kingdom and any jurisdictions listed on its sites; we found no listing for Ireland.
- Is Ivy Bet licensed in Ireland?
- No. It holds a UK Gambling Commission licence for Great Britain and is not on the GRAI register.
- Who runs Ivy Bet?
- Betable Limited, based in Manchester.