Who are they?
Established by John Boyle in 1989, Boylesports are the largest independent bookmaker in Ireland. Their headquarters are based in Dundalk and they have over 150 betting stores throughout the country. The firm are also the sponsors of Premier League football club Sunderland.
What do I get?
Register an account with Boylesports and, after placing a single bet of £20 or more on any sport, they will match your stake with a free bet within 24 hours. The free bet stake will not be included in any returns.
Odds and sods?
Boylesports should be commended for the generous prices that they often produce for flagship football and racing fixtures. On top of that, they are never short of offering enhanced place terms for events whilst their trading of less popular sports continues to improve. Their live betting facility is basic, but they still offer an impressive array of markets for in-running customers.
Taking a punt?
Boylesports have improved their site markedly in recent times with the result being a much smoother looking product. For those who prefer a traditional look, they offer users the option of a classic view for their site. Sports are listed alphabetically in the left hand column with the most popular and relevant the main focus of the homepage. Bets are easily sourced in seconds and the site is quick to respond.
How can they help?
Boylesports offer splendid customer service that is readily available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and which is available by telephone, email and a live chat facility that is located on the homepage.
What else?
There’s plenty for punters to get their teeth into on the Boylesports site that includes a host of promotions, a betting calculator and a live betting diary. For novices, there’s even a quiz hidden amongst the betting tutorials. Boylesports are keen to promote their presence in the world of social media and have constant links on the right hand of their site to their Twitter and Facebook feeds.
If they were in the Premier League…?
The connection between Boylesports and Sunderland doesn’t just end with the firm’s sponsorship at the Stadium of Light. They both have enjoyed success alongside the elite under the leadership of popular Irish figures – John Boyle and Niall Quinn – and both can rely on a passionate following despite being surrounded by perhaps more famous rivals.



