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Wednesday 30 September 2026
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Report card

Betway

A Malta-licensed sportsbook with tidy screens and a welcome deal that spells out every token.

Sportsbook · since 2006 · Malta

Overall grade

GPA 3.74 of 4.30

Ticker BWAY

The Report Card

  1. Editor's Grade40%A

    A high editor's mark for screens that are easy to read and quick to use.

    From the record: Editor's rating 4.6 of 5

  2. Welcome Offer20%B-

    4 tokens, each with a stated use, and 30 days to spend them. Well written.

    From the record: Offer listed, terms summarised

  3. Cashier20%A

    6 methods. The qualifying deposit has to go in by debit card.

    From the record: 6 payment methods, minimum deposit £10

  4. Credentials20%A

    A single Malta licence and a record back to 2006.

    From the record: Malta Gaming Authority, trading since 2006

The scale, with grade points
  1. A+4.3
  2. A4.0
  3. A-3.7
  4. B+3.3
  5. B3.0
  6. B-2.7
  7. C+2.3
  8. C2.0
  9. C-1.7
  10. D1.0
  11. F0.0

Editor's verdict

Betway has traded since 2006 under a Malta Gaming Authority licence. The editor likes the layout most. Markets are easy to find and the app keeps up. Its sports partnerships feed the odds and the content.

The welcome deal splits 4 free bet tokens between Bet Builders and accumulators, and the terms give you 30 days to use them. The sports list is shorter than William Hill's, and UK bettors may know the Malta regulator less well than their own.

Strong subjects

  • Screens you can find your way around
  • Sports partnerships behind the odds
  • Every welcome token spelled out
  • An app that keeps getting updates

Needs work

  • Fewer sports on the board than at William Hill
  • A smaller name in the old markets
  • Malta licensing, less familiar in the UK

Who should take a seat

Bettors who want a tidy app and a clear welcome deal more than the longest list of markets.