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Olybet Review: A Baltic Brand With No Irish Market
Olybet runs national-licence sites in the Baltics, Croatia, Spain and France. There is no Irish site, no Irish licence and nothing for an Irish punter to sign up to.
By Conor FurlongChecked 18+
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Olybet does not serve Ireland. Its hub site lists six countries, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Croatia, Spain and France, each with its own national-licence site, and there is no Irish version and no Irish licence.
Olybet review: who is behind it
The brand belongs to Olympic Entertainment Group AS of Tallinn, which runs the site jointly with OB Holding 1 OU. The corporate site describes online casino, sports betting and poker, each offered only in the markets where the group holds a licence.
No Irish licence, no Irish product
Olybet is on neither the GRAI register nor Revenue's old list of remote bookmakers. More to the point, there is no offshore .com product aimed at Irish players either: the hub simply sends visitors to the six national sites. Olybet promo codes, an Olybet app or Olybet free spins, which still draw searches, belong to those markets and their own rules.
If you are in Ireland, the practical answer is to look elsewhere. Our betting hub lists bookmakers with a GRAI betting licence, and the licensing page explains the register.
Why this page is short
A full review would describe a product Irish punters cannot use. Its form line reflects that, and the verdict is swerve for Ireland only. Gambling is 18+, and support is listed on our safer gambling page.
Readers' questions
- Can I use Olybet in Ireland?
- No. Olybet runs only national-licence sites in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Croatia, Spain and France.
- Is Olybet legit?
- It is a licensed operator in those six countries, owned by Olympic Entertainment Group AS. It holds no Irish licence.