easyBet Review: Promo Code EB20, Bet £20 Get £20 in Free Bets

easyBet promo code

EB20 is horse.bet’s easyBet promo code. Enter it when you register to claim the welcome bonus: bet £20, get £20 in free bets, paid as four £5 tokens for football, horse racing, multiples and any market.

The offer is open to new UK customers aged 18 and over. To earn the free bets, place and settle £20 across at least two different sporting events at odds of 2.0 or more. Singles, multiples and Bet Builders all count.

How to use the easyBet bonus code

1. Open easyBet through the Claim button on this page.
2. Choose Join or Register to start a new account.
3. Find the Promo Code field on the registration form.
4. Type EB20 exactly as shown, in capitals.
5. Complete registration and deposit by debit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay; Skrill, Neteller and Paysafecard first deposits do not qualify.
6. Place and settle £20 across at least two different sporting events at odds of 2.0 or more to qualify for the four £5 free bets.

easyBet sign-up offer: £20 in free bets, one for the racing

Most bet-and-get offers ask for a single qualifying bet. easyBet wants £20 spread across at least two sporting events, at evens or bigger, which in practice means two £10 singles or a double. A Saturday racing bet and a football bet on the same afternoon would do the job.

Once the £20 has settled, win or lose, four £5 free bets arrive. One can only go on horse racing, one only on football, one on multiples and one on any market, and each must be staked in full in a single bet.

This is a realistic bonus for racing bettors who regularly stake £10 to £20 across meetings. There is no inflated headline figure, but the requirements are fair and achievable, and it works well for anyone who does not want to commit a large stake up front. For example, you might place £10 on the 2.30 at Newmarket and £10 on the 3.05 at Ascot. As long as both selections are at evens or bigger and the bets settle, the free bets follow shortly afterwards.

The token structure suits racing better than most. Rather than forcing one high-risk wager, you can spread the £20 across several bets: the racing token on a well-fancied runner at a big meeting, the multiples token on a racing double, and the any-market token saved for a Saturday handicap. Any winnings from free bets are paid excluding the free bet stake, as is standard across UK bookmakers.

1. Register through our link and enter Promo Code EB20.
2. Deposit by debit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Skrill, Neteller and Paysafecard first deposits do not qualify.
3. Bet £20 across at least two events at odds of 2.0 or more; singles, multiples and Bet Builders all count.
4. Collect four £5 free bets once the qualifying bets settle; free bet stakes are not returned with winnings.

easyBet horse racing: in-play markets and live pictures

easyBet prices racing from Britain and Ireland, South Africa and the United States, with in-play betting and multiples available. Coverage is narrower than at the big firms, with no French or Australian racing advertised on its racing page, but the core British and Irish cards are there. For a wider choice, our list of the best horse racing betting sites ranks the alternatives.

Best Odds Guaranteed and each-way terms

We found no Best Odds Guaranteed promise on any easyBet page, and no published extra-place offers either. Treat the price you take as the price you get, and check the place terms on the bet slip before backing each way; our each-way calculator shows what different terms return.

Streaming and in-play

easyBet says it streams live racing from every track it covers. In-play betting runs on racing as well as football, which suits anyone who likes to watch the early pace before getting involved. Check the runners and riders on our today's racing page before you go in running.

The Matchbook connection

easyBet is a sister brand of Matchbook. It was launched in October 2024 by easyGroup, the investment company of the easyJet founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, which licenses the easy name to Matchbook. The betting runs on Matchbook’s exchange, so you can lay a horse as well as back it, with a small commission taken on winnings. Bettors who want deeper liquidity on the big races will find it at Matchbook and the other names in our betting exchange guide.

easyBet EB20 bonus terms, condition by condition

The EB20 offer is modest in size, but its small print is unusual, partly because easyBet runs on exchange technology shared with Matchbook. Several conditions catch out racing punters in particular.

Two events, not two bets

The £20 must be spread across at least two different sporting events at odds of 2.0 or bigger. Two £10 bets on the same race count as one event, so they will not qualify on their own; one bet at Newbury and another at Kempton, or a horse and a football match, will.

Never back two horses in the same race

This is the trap for racing fans. Backing more than one selection in the same market disqualifies you from the offer altogether, so a dutching approach on a competitive handicap, or backing the favourite and a big-priced outsider in one race, costs you the free bets. Volume from backing and laying the same selection does not count either, a rule aimed at matched bettors.

Four tokens, each with a job

The reward arrives as four £5 free bets: one for football markets, one for horse racing markets, one for multiples and one for any market. Each token has to be used in full on a single bet, cannot be withdrawn as cash, and pays winnings only. The bet slip's profit and loss figure already shows the return without the £5 stake, so there is no surprise at settlement.

A worked example

Register with EB20, deposit £10 or more by debit card, then place £10 on a horse at 2/1 in one race and £10 on a different event at evens or bigger. Once both bets settle, win or lose, the four £5 tokens follow. Put the racing token on a 5/2 winner and you receive £12.50; the £5 stake is not added back.

Who qualifies for the easyBet joining offer

EB20 is open to new customers aged 18 or over who register with the code on easybet.net or the easyBet apps. The limits on repeat claims are drawn wide: one offer per individual, family, household address, email address, payment account and shared computer, so two members of the same household cannot both take it.

Customers of sister brands, Matchbook among them, are excluded, as is anyone who signs up through a matched-betting service such as Profit Accumulator, OddsMonkey, Matched Betting Blog or Team Profit. The offer cannot be combined with any other easyBet sign-up promotion. A first deposit by Skrill, Neteller or Paysafecard disqualifies the account, so use a debit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay for that first payment and switch to an e-wallet afterwards if you prefer.

easyBet promotions and Bet Builders beyond the welcome offer

easyBet is a niche betting site built around horse racing, Bet Builders and repeat weekly offers rather than casino-led promotions, and it is not just a one-off sign-up site. Its Horse Racing Club pays regulars a weekly £10 free bet for opting in and placing qualifying back, lay and multiple bets across the week, and monthly rebates have returned 10% of net losses on Bet Builders and multiples of two or more legs. These reload-style offers suit bettors who place consistent weekly bets, and the terms change, so check the promotions page for the current line-up.

Beyond racing, easyBet’s football side carries Bet Builders and enhanced specials with boosted prices on selected matches. None of it is essential for racing-focused bettors, but it adds flexibility if you like covering big televised events alongside the horses.

easyBet or Matchbook: choosing between the Triplebet sister sites

easyBet shares its owner with Matchbook, and anyone who has used Matchbook or exchanges such as Smarkets will find parts of it familiar. The emphasis is on competitive pricing rather than inflated odds balanced by heavy restrictions.

The differences matter, though. easyBet is more beginner-friendly, with clearer promotions and bonuses that are easier for casual bettors to access, while Matchbook offers deeper liquidity on the major races for anyone backing and laying in size. The two cannot be combined for welcome offers: existing Matchbook customers are excluded from the easyBet offer, and claiming it rules you out of future 0% commission promotions. For most racing punters, easyBet works best as a lighter, more accessible alternative to a full exchange.

easyBet app, deposits and support

easyBet's iOS app has just 11 ratings on the UK App Store, averaging 3.1, which is too few to judge it on. The screens show a home page with the day's race card and separate horse racing and greyhound menus, so the racing is easy enough to find.

Deposits start at £10 by Visa or Mastercard debit, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Skrill or Neteller, although Skrill and Neteller first deposits rule you out of the welcome offer. Live chat runs from 9am to 2am daily, and email support is available. The app also carries football, Bet Builder and enhanced football specials, so racing is one part of a broader sportsbook.

From a racing perspective, the platform keeps things simple: race cards are easy to reach and promotions are clearly explained. It works best for checking prices close to the off, placing quick singles during afternoon meetings and following evening cards away from a desktop. It is not overloaded with stats or media tools, but it covers what most racing bettors need.

Who is easyBet for?

easyBet suits two kinds of bettor. The first likes to bet in running and wants a second account with live pictures of the British and Irish cards to hand. The second is happy to take a small welcome package that includes a free bet reserved for racing.

It is a poor fit for the traditional each-way punter. Without a Best Odds Guaranteed promise or advertised extra places, a Saturday handicap bet is likely to be better placed with a specialist racing bookmaker. Those who trade seriously, backing and laying in volume, will be better served by Matchbook itself, which shares easyBet's owner.

Is easyBet safe and legit?

easyBet is a white-label brand of Triplebet Limited, which is based in Alderney and licensed by the UK Gambling Commission under account 39504. The Commission's register lists easybet.net as one of Triplebet's domains, with all its remote licences active. Triplebet also runs Matchbook, so the brand sits with an established operator rather than a start-up.

Screenshots from the easyBet app listing on the UK App Store.

easyBet or Matchbook and SBK? Side by side

Terms checked on each operator’s own site. Read the full terms before you bet. More detail in our Matchbook review, SBK review.

easyBet pros and cons

Our take on easyBet for racing

easyBet is a small sportsbook from Triplebet, the company behind the Matchbook exchange, and its racing side has more going for it than its size suggests. Meetings in Britain, Ireland, South Africa and the United States are priced, races can be bet in-play, and easyBet says it streams every track it covers. The brand's attention has drifted, though: the homepage now leads with Yes/No prediction markets, and the sports product sits behind it on exchange.easybet.net.

The welcome offer is modest but at least racing-friendly: bet £20 across two events at evens or bigger and £20 in free bets follows, one £5 token of which is reserved for horse racing. Against that, there is no Best Odds Guaranteed promise, no published each-way extras and an iOS app with only 11 ratings, so five out of ten is a fair reflection. It makes a usable second account for in-play racing, but not a first choice.

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