Premier League Betting Sites & Odds 2026

How To Signup To Premier League Betting Sites

To place your bets, you must first sign up to a betting site by following the below steps:

1. Scroll up and browse our list of Premier League betting sites and pick your favourite.

2. Click 'Signup' or 'Register'. You can find these buttons on either the top left or top right on the sportsbook's homepage.

3. Fill in the required information. This typically includes your email address, a unique password, full name, and other details.

4. Verify your account by checking your inbox.

5. Go to the sports betting page and find the Premier League section. Sports betting sites typically display a list of all the betting markets they have available on the left side of the page. Some display them in a menu at the top.

6. Pick your team/s, and decide how much you want to wager.

7. Submit your bet if you are satisfied with your selection. Here, you might have to pick a payment method of your choice.

8. Stay updated with your selection to determine if you've won the bet.

Premier League Top Teams

In this section, we will discuss the clubs that consistently finish at the highest positions in the league. If you follow these teams, you'll often see them dominate matches and league standings. These teams are typically known collectively as the Big Six.

The Big Six

The Big Six are:

1. Manchester United

2. Manchester City

3. Liverpool

4. Chelsea

5. Arsenal

6. Tottenham Hotspur

These clubs are the biggest in the division and the most likely to challenge for prizes at the top. As you can see, only four teams are among the sixth most successful ever. Chelsea won six league titles but only became a force from 2004 onwards. Tottenham are two-time champions and have not won the league since 1961. The title winner has come from the big six in only two Premier League seasons: Blackburn Rovers triumphed in 1995, and Leicester City sprung a major surprise in 2016. 

Most Successful Sides

Manchester United are the most successful team in Premier League history, having won the title 13 times. The Red Devils have won 20 titles overall, while Liverpool have won 19 - only one of which came in the Premier League era. Arsenal have got their hands on the prize 13 times, including three triumphs post-1992. Everton have never won the Premier League, but they did finish on top of the First Division on nine occasions. Aston Villa and Manchester City are joint-fifth in the all-time rankings with seven successes apiece. Five of Man City's victories have come in the Premier League era. 

Premier League Best Players

Best Current Players

The Premier League is widely considered the best league in world football, but many of the planet's top players ply their trade elsewhere: Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe are in Ligue 1, Robert Lewandowski and Erling Haaland are in the Bundesliga, Karim Benzema is in La Liga, and other top players are in Serie A.

Nevertheless, several world-class players grace the Premier League. The most famous, of course, is Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the foremost players in the history of the sport. He returned to Man Utd in the summer of 2021, having previously played at Old Trafford between 2003 and 2009. Ronaldo plays alongside stars such as Raphael Varane and Jadon Sancho for United.

Virgil van Dijk, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Sadio Mane are all brilliant, but Liverpool's key man is Mohamed Salah, who has been superb ever since he arrived at Anfield in 2017. Salah used to play for Chelsea without much success - as did Kevin De Bruyne, now the beating heart of the Manchester City team managed by Pep Guardiola. Joao Cancelo, Bernardo Silva and Ruben Dias are other notable figures in that side.

The current Chelsea team includes talents such as Kai Havertz, Mason Mount and Antonio Rudiger, but Romelu Lukaku has struggled to make an impression since returning to the club in 2021.

Tottenham's main man is Harry Kane, who is ably supported by the South Korea international Son Heung-min. Arsenal's young team features Bukayo Saka, Emile Smith Rowe and Martin Odegaard among others.

Best Historical Players

No list of the best historical players would be complete without Alan Shearer, who scored 260 goals playing for Blackburn and Newcastle United. He is the top goalscorer in Premier League history.

The man widely regarded as the best the Premier League has ever seen also knew where the goal is: Thierry Henry, who scored 175 times and won two titles with Arsenal alongside the likes of Dennis Bergkamp and Patrick Vieira in north London.

Eric Cantona was perhaps the division's first great. He was the final piece in the jigsaw of Alex Ferguson's first top Manchester United team. Given they won 13 Premier League titles, it is not a surprise that a large number of the best historical players turned out for United: Wayne Rooney, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Peter Schmeichel and Roy Keane, to name just five multiple title-winners.

Chelsea's first period of success is most associated with Petr Cech, Frank Lampard, John Terry and Didier Drogba. Over at Liverpool, Steven Gerrard at times carried his boyhood club on his back.

The quality of Sergio Aguero, Yaya Toure, Vincent Kompany and David Silva was essential to Manchester City's rise in the early to mid-2010s.

Betting on Premier League Players

Match Betting

Most betting markets are team-focused, but there are several options for betting on players. The first way is match betting. This refers to in-game events related to individual players rather than teams.

The most obvious example is the goalscorer market, which is typically divided into 'first goalscorer', 'anytime goalscorer' and 'last goalscorer'. Bettors can put money on a player finding the back of the net in any match. Some bookmakers offer the opportunity to bet on player assists, player hat-tricks, player shots and player cards - a lot of choices, in short. And there is also the chance to place combination wagers, such as Sergi Canos to score and Brentford to win. 

Player Outrights

We had a look at the team's outright markets above. It is also possible to place similarly long-term bets on individual footballers. One of the most popular choices revolves around the Golden Boot, the award which is given to the Premier League's top scorer at the end of the season.  Customers can also look for returns in the battle to be crowned PFA Player of the Year or to end the campaign with the most assists in the division.