LeoVegas Sports Review Ireland 2026

LeoVegas launched in 2012 and built its reputation on mobile before most of its rivals took phones seriously. The app is still the best part of the product.

Irish licence: confirmed

LEOVEGAS GAMING P.L.C. appears on the Revenue Commissioners list of current licensed remote bookmaking operations as at 30 June 2026, the register maintained under Section 8B of the Betting Acts 1931 to 2015. We checked this on 31 October 2026.

That licence covers betting. It does not cover online casino gaming, so any casino attached to this brand is regulated elsewhere.

Sports and markets

More than 35 sport categories: football domestic and international including GAA hurling and Gaelic football, tennis, rugby, cricket, basketball, horse and greyhound racing, golf, boxing, darts, motorsport, ice hockey, volleyball, handball, badminton, cycling and the Olympics.

Esports

One of the widest esports offerings available in Ireland, covering CS:GO, Dota 2, League of Legends, Rainbow 6, StarCraft and Valorant. If esports is your main market, this is the account to look at first.

The welcome offer

Advertised as a profit boost welcome bonus of up to €400. We have not re-read the current terms, so we are not printing qualifying conditions.

Payments and withdrawal times

Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Trustly and Paysafecard. Minimum deposit starts at €5, which is low. Withdrawals are stated at up to 5 working days, which is slower than the better operators here. We have not timed one.

Mobile

The app on iOS and Android is genuinely strong, with biometric login and full sportsbook and casino access. The mobile site is good too.

Where this review stands

Irish licence confirmed. Terms and a timed withdrawal outstanding, so no score yet.

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