Parimatch review: the bookmaker at a glance
Parimatch started in Ukraine in 2000, and BV Gaming Limited, the BetVictor operator, runs its UK site under a white-label arrangement. It offers cash out, a bet builder and 30+ sports, though payment choice is narrower after PayPal was removed.
Who it suits
Parimatch suits bettors who want a straightforward app and a low minimum deposit. You can start from £5 with no fees, Visa withdrawals came through in around two hours in testing, and the iOS app is well rated. BV Gaming Limited, which also runs BetVictor, operates the UK site.
The features cover the essentials (cash out, a bet builder and in-play betting across 30+ sports) rather than extras such as live streaming. Payment choice is narrower than at many rivals: debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and bank transfer, with no PayPal. Promotions for existing customers are limited.
- Run by
- BV Gaming Limited (UKGC account 39576)
- Launched
- 2000 (UK launch 2020)
- Min deposit
- £5
- Withdrawals
- Visa: around 2 hours in testing; Apple Pay/Google Pay 1–3 working days; Mastercard and bank transfer 2–5 working days
- App
- iOS and Android apps
- Payments
- Visa debit, Mastercard debit, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Bank transfer
Features
- Cash out
- Bet builder
- In-play betting
Pros
- £5 minimum deposit with no fees
- Fast Visa withdrawals in testing
- Well-rated iOS app
Cons
- PayPal no longer offered
- Limited promotions for existing customers
Checked November 2026 against the bookmaker’s own help pages, the Gambling Commission register and independent reviews. Payment options and features can change, so check before you deposit.
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