Bookmaker review · Updated November 2026

LiveScore Bet review for Irish punters

By the Irish Sports Betting Sites team

Our verdict: LiveScore Bet is the betting brand of LiveScore Group, the company behind the LiveScore results app. It suits punters who follow live scores closely and want quick in-play betting on football, racing and GAA. Our current rating is 9.5/10.

At a glance

OperatorLiveScore Group
Best forIn-play football and bet builders
CurrencyEuro accounts for Irish customers
Our rating9.5/10

What we like

  • Built around live scores. Scores, stats and betting sit close together, which makes in-play betting quick.
  • Football depth. Wide match and player markets, with bet builders on the big leagues.
  • Clean app. Simple to find markets and your open bets.

What to watch

  • Check GAA and Irish racing depth on the meetings and games you follow before you commit.
  • Read the welcome offer terms. Free bets come with minimum odds and time limits.
  • Set limits early. Quick in-play betting makes it easy to bet more than planned, so set a deposit limit when you join.

How we tested

We test every bookmaker with a real account and real money, using the same eight criteria. See how LiveScore Bet compares in our full ranking.

FAQs

Is LiveScore Bet available in Ireland?

Yes, LiveScore Bet takes customers in Ireland. Check the licence details in the site’s footer.

Is LiveScore Bet the same company as the LiveScore app?

Yes. Both are run by LiveScore Group.

Does LiveScore Bet have safer gambling tools?

Yes. You can set deposit limits, take a time-out or self-exclude from your account settings.

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Please gamble responsibly

18+ only. Betting should be fun, never a way to solve money problems, and no bet is a sure thing. Only stake what you can afford to lose, set deposit limits and take breaks.

If betting is no longer fun, free and confidential help is available. Call the Gambling Care National Helpline on 1800 936 725 (free, 24/7) or visit GamblingCare.ie. Extern Problem Gambling offers support at problemgambling.ie. Read our responsible betting guide.

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