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Betfred: Licence Record, App Publisher and What Has Been Verified
Betfred is the clearest example in this index of a pattern worth understanding: the company named on the licence, the company named on the app, and the name over the door are three different things. All three are set out below, each from the source that carries it.
The live casino product itself is not described here. Betfred answers a request from outside the United Kingdom with an explicit geographical restriction, so its own pages could not be read.
- Licensee
- Petfre (Gibraltar) Limited
- UKGC licence number
- 039544-R-319290-010
- Licence record since
- 1 November 2014
- Arrangement
- Own licence
- Registered domains
- betfred.com · betfred.mobi
- Source state
- Source verified 21 August 2026 UK Gambling Commission public register, read on 21 August 2026. Every value in this block comes from that record and from nothing else. The date is the reading, not a standing check.
How to read that record
The record began on 1 November 2014 — the commencement date of the current remote licensing regime, shared with four other operators in this index and therefore not a distinguishing value. Petfre (Gibraltar) Limited holds it. Two domains are registered against the account, betfred.com and betfred.mobi, and it is the only entry in this index carrying a .mobi domain, a relic of an earlier generation of mobile sites still recorded as active.
GAMSTOP lists Petfre (Gibraltar) Limited with two brands: Betfred and OddsKing. A two-brand licence is a narrower structure than most of this index — at the other end of it, one licensee answers for an entire roster of brands — and the second name is recorded because a reader checking who stands behind the site deserves the full answer, not just the one brand they arrived for.
The distance between the name on the app and the name on the licence is unusually wide here. Whether that is normal is a question about the set, not the entry, and the set is the operator directory.
Who publishes the app, and who holds the licence
On this entry the two are different companies, which is the more common arrangement here.
The app is published by Done Brothers (Cash Betting) Ltd. Nothing in that name resembles either the brand or the licence holder, which makes it the widest gap between publisher and licensee anywhere in this index. The listing’s seller URL resolves to betfred.com, the domain on the register, which is what establishes that the app belongs to this operator; without that link the name alone would not have been enough.
| App | Betfred Sports, Casino & Games |
|---|---|
| Publisher of record | Done Brothers (Cash Betting) Ltd |
| Apple App Store rating | 4.59 / 5 |
| Ratings in that average | 66,972 |
| Version read | 7.1.0 |
| Released | 2026-08-17 |
| Checked | 21 August 2026 |
Betfred ships one app covering sports, casino and games rather than splitting the products, so the published rating in the record above describes the combined application. A combined figure cannot be read as a live casino rating — nothing in it says which part of the app a rating was left about — and it is recorded as what it is: Apple’s aggregate for one app that happens to contain a casino. The sample it rests on is published next to it for the same reason.
The rating above is Apple’s, not this site’s. It is reproduced as platform data with its sample size and the date it was read, it is never presented as a score of ours, and it plays no part in the order of any list here — operators are listed alphabetically throughout.
What remains unknown
Which live tables Betfred carries, from which studios, with which payment methods and what support is unverified. The country block is explicit — the site states that it is unavailable in this location — so the absence of product detail here is a property of the access path, not a gap in the operator’s own publishing.
Unknown here means exactly that: no source this site accepts has been read to establish it. It is not a negative finding about Betfred, and it is not filled in from an operator’s own marketing, from a sister brand, or from a competitor’s page. The method behind that rule is set out in how we verify.
One app covering sports and casino together tells you about packaging, not about tables. The tables are described where they can be: live roulette, live blackjack, live baccarat and live game shows.
Source ledger
Every claim on this page traces to one of these three, each read on the date shown.
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UK Gambling Commission public register
Licensee, licence number, licence-record start date, registered domains and whether the brand runs on its own licence or as a white label.
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GAMSTOP participating-companies list
The same licence holder, independently listed, with the brands operating under it: Betfred, OddsKing.
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Apple App Store
The app of record, its publisher (Done Brothers (Cash Betting) Ltd), the published rating and its sample size, the current version and its release date.
App identity The listing's seller URL resolves to the brand's UKGC-registered domain.
Where this profile sits
Questions about the Betfred record
Why is the app published by a company with an unrelated name?
Group structures often separate the entity that publishes software from the entity that holds the licence. What matters is that the listing points back at the registered domain, which is how it was tied to this operator; the licence holder remains Petfre (Gibraltar) Limited.
Does the app rating say anything about the live casino?
No. It is one rating for one app that combines sports betting, casino and games. It cannot be attributed to the live tables inside it.