Ladbrokes Racebook Review
In the United Kingdom, Ladbrokes as a company is synonymous with betting and gaming. Ladbrokes, which started in 1886, is one of the largest fixed-odds betting company in Europe, employing more than 14,000 people in five countries.
Apart from their online presence, Ladbrokes also owns and operates more than 2,600 betting facilities in the UK, Ireland and Belgium. Some are even located at leading FA Premiership grounds and a number of leading racecourses.
Ladbrokes is licensed in the UK (telephone and internet betting operations) and in Gibraltar (gaming operations).
Ladbrokes.com covers all the major horse racing events throughout the season for both jump and flat racing. The latest odds are always updated frequently and tips can usually be found for the larger events.
Ladbrokes.com is available 11 languages and trading in 16 currencies. The site incorporates the highest levels of security commercially available to ensure a robust service is offered 24/7.
Ladbrokes.com is a feast for the eyes. The site is professionally and cleanly laid out and is easy to navigate. The use of dropdown menus allows bettors to quickly check the latest prices on various events.
Want to select races from assorted cards? At Ladbrokes.com it's easy! Simply tick the boxes for the races you wish to view and select View as "Racecard" or "Quickpick". Selected races will then be displayed on a single page saving bettors from having to click back and forwards through the site.
Ladbrokes.com offers an above average number of early-price races with a decent range of ante-post books and a handful of topical specials - so the basics are well covered.
One particular specialty is a comprehensive US racing service where users are able to bet directly into the racetrack pools on a wide range of markets, including Pick 6, Daily Doubles and Superfectas.
Ladbrokes is also has a lot of audio content, with news and previews during the morning, greyhound action through lunchtime and comprehensive horseracing coverage in the afternoon. Greyhound racing bettors can also follow the competition from some of UK's biggest greyhound racing courses like Crayford, Monmore, Sunderland and Walthamstow via live webcasts throughout the week.
And if ever you feel the itch to try virtual racing, Ladbrokes.com has got you covered with Golden Jacket (a virtual greyhound racing game), Golden Guineas (a virtual horseracing game) and Raceclubs (a virtual horse racing game that allows players to own, train, and race virtual horses in live 3D for real prize money)
It's easy to conclude that everything a bettor needs is at Ladbrokes.com.