Parimatch Review

Parimatch covers all four Grand Slams plus ATP and WTA Tour events, with ITF matches also listed. The core menu runs to 15+ options including match winner, set betting, handicaps (games and sets), total games, first-set winner and outright winner. Price boosts are a regular fixture at the Slams — particularly Wimbledon and the US Open.

Bet Builder is available for tennis and accumulators of up to 20 selections are supported. Depth is adequate for a general punter but specialists chasing niche props or deep ITF-level markets will find it thinner than dedicated tennis books.

Parimatch's overround on tennis averages around 93.5–94.5% payout — fine for casual play but a visible step behind the sharpest books on premium fixtures. Football and racing return better margins on this book, so tennis isn't where Parimatch positions itself for odds supremacy.

Price boosts at Wimbledon and the US Open can meaningfully improve match-winner prices. Best Odds Guaranteed, which used to apply to racing, was discontinued in May 2024 and does not apply to any sport.

Parimatch does not offer live streaming of ATP, WTA or ITF tennis. Streaming is restricted to horse racing, table tennis and selected esports — a significant limitation for a UK tennis audience expecting Wimbledon or Roland Garros coverage.

The platform requires a funded balance or a qualifying bet within 24 hours to access the streams that exist, but that's largely academic for tennis since the sport isn't in the streamed portfolio. Rivals such as bet365 and Sky Bet stream far more tennis, including lower-tier ATP Challenger events.

Grand Slams: No live streaming of Grand Slam matches; odds and in-play markets are available without accompanying video

The Parimatch app is one of the stronger aspects of the product. Built on the same platform as BetVictor, it carries an iOS rating of 4.8/5 (6,400+ UK reviews) and 4.3/5 on Android. Navigation is clean, sports are logically arranged and live betting with stats overlays works smoothly.

It supports all desktop deposit and withdrawal methods including Apple Pay, and FastFunds instant withdrawals are accessible in-app. The black-and-yellow design is sharp; the main criticism is the absence of tennis streaming, which limits its value as a live tennis companion.

Parimatch UK's payment menu is functional but narrow. Five methods are available — Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay and bank transfer — leaving a noticeable gap where PayPal, Skrill and Neteller once sat (PayPal was removed in 2024).

The standout is FastFunds: Visa-supported withdrawals in around 30 minutes, genuinely fast by UK standards. Standard withdrawals settle within 24 hours to three business days, the £5 minimum deposit is among the lowest in the market, and no fees apply.

The Parimatch UK sportsbook is built on the BetVictor technology stack, reflecting the white-label arrangement under BV Gaming Limited. Odds feeds, account management and risk systems are shared infrastructure.

For punters this is largely transparent — the Parimatch branding and product are self-contained — but it explains why the app and desktop feel polished relative to the brand's UK vintage, and why the catalogue mirrors BetVictor's.

Parimatch offers 24/7 live chat, generally responsive and well-regarded for routine queries — account questions, settlement and bonus mechanics are handled promptly. Email and social (Facebook, X) are also available.

The picture is less flattering at scale: Trustpilot reviews surface a recurrent pattern of withdrawal delays, repeated document requests and templated responses. Live chat performs adequately on simple issues but complex financial queries appear to escalate poorly.

Registration takes a few minutes and no promo code is needed.

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