Coral re-launched their online sports book in 2012 shortly after their relocation to Gibraltar. The new website has totally modernized Coral as an online bookmaker and is now an essential destination for anyone who likes to bet online.

Coral now have a product offering that is befitting of one of the UK's biggest bookmakers ticking all the main boxes required for people who enjoying betting on horse racing. The 2 key prerequisites for an online bookmaker in today's competitive market place are 'Best Odds Guaranteed' and also offering competitive prices.

Coral initially lost ground to bet365, Ladbrokes and William Hill - but they are quickly making amends for this mistake - realising that the one thing that is important to punters is 'value'.

Coral's recent updates to their sports book and website - complimented with industry leading iPhone and Android apps, as well as a mobile friendly version of their website - mean they are an essential online bookmaker account to enter. If you haven't tried Coral's new Sports Book yet then now is the time to give it a go and take advantage of their £50 sign up bonus along the way.

Horse Racing, Football, Tennis, Greyhounds, American Football, Athletics, Australasian Racing, Australian Rules, Baseball, Basketball, Bowls, Boxing & UFC, Cricket, Cycling, Darts, Financials, Gaelic Sports, Golf, Handball, US Horse Racing, Ice Hockey, Motor Racing, Motorbikes, Netball, , Rugby League, Rugby Union, Snooker, Novelty Betting, Speedway, Trotting, Volleyball, Winter Sports

• Best Odds Guaranteed
• In-Play Betting
• Live-Streaming
• Mobile Friendly Website
• Apple & Android Apps
• £2 Minimum Stake
• £1,000,000 Maximum Payout
• Asian Handicap Betting
• Fraction & Decimial Odds Format

Deposit and withdraw to your Coral account using British Pounds (GBP), Euros (EUR) or US Dollars (USD).

Deposit and withdraw from your Coral account using the payment method that suits you, which will also determine how quickly your funds are available to bet or wager and the limits of your deposits and withdrawals:

The Coral website is not the most ‘modern’ of designs – however it is easy to navigate with a lot of markets accessible in just a few clicks.

There are a number of bookmakers offers that are prominently displayed alongside many of the sports betting markets and these offers are well integrated into their offerings as opposed to be ‘bolted on’ as an after-thought. It means it is easy to see where there is additional value to be had.

Whether you are using the Coral website on a desktop computer or across a range of mobile devices you can be assured of an easy to navigate and well-thought out betting solution.

The Coral website is available in English – which keeps things simple, if you’re English.

If you’re not English then not only will you not be reading this, but you will be better with an online bookmaker that offers a range of languages such as bet365.

Gala Coral – Owns Coral Online Bookmaker

Coral – the UK online bookmaker – is part of the larger Gala Coral group. This is a business with huge interests in online gambling and is one of the online bookmakers that grew from the traditional bookmakers that first established the core of the UK bookmaking industry – with the other two firms being Ladbrokes and William Hill.

Coral was founded by Joe Coral in 1926, and like most started life as an on-course bookmaker laying bets on horse races. A credit office operated in the early 1940’s and in the bookmaker boom of the 1960’s and 70’s Coral went through a major period of mergers and acquisitions positioning itself as one of the big names on the high street.

A merger with the Gala group formed Gala Coral, which today still represents the UK’s biggest bingo chain, as well as having a wide ranging interest in casinos – both online and offline – as well as a massive presence on the UK high streets.

Coral was also one of the last few firms that operated their website from the UK before relocating offshore to Gibraltar in 2011. This left bet365 as one of the sole remaining online bookmakers who remains based in the UK – refusing to date to relocate to Gibraltar at the expense of the British tax payer!