Fitzwilliam Sports review 2026: licence, casino position and safer gambling tools

Fitzwilliam Sports is a bookmaker licensed for Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account 48760, held by SBKI Limited. Two answers lead this Fitzwilliam Sports review. The brand is legitimate and sits on the public register; its GB homepage, though, shows no casino lobby and no welcome offer terms. The licence, the account's activities and the gaps follow.

Who holds the Fitzwilliam Sports licence

The site footer states that Fitzwilliam Sports is "licensed and regulated by the Gambling Commission under account 48760." The same footer says the brand is operated for customers in Great Britain by "SKBI Limited", while the register lists the account holder as SBKI Limited. The account number is the reliable reference, and it matches. Two domains appear as active under that account: fitzwilliamsports.com and fitzwilliam.bet.

The brand also has a separate Irish operation registered with the Irish regulator, GRAI. That registration has no bearing on GB customers, who are covered by the Gambling Commission licence alone. Our guide on how to check a casino's UK licence shows how to confirm an account number, its status and its domains yourself.

Is there a Fitzwilliam Sports casino?

Account 48760 carries three activities on the register: Casino, General Betting Standard for real events and General Betting Standard for virtual events. A casino licence lets the holder offer casino games to GB customers, but it does not prove a casino product is live on a given site. The Fitzwilliam Sports homepage concentrates on sports betting and does not show a casino section, so anyone looking for slots or live tables should check the site itself before opening an account. Fully casino-led brands are listed in our UK online casinos guide.

A welcome offer without its small print

The homepage refers to a welcome offer but gives no amount and no terms beside it. No Fitzwilliam Sports promo code, no deposit bonus or free spins offer is described there either. Offers change often, and the operator's own promotion terms are the only place to confirm what is available on a given day.

That gap matters because the advertising code expects significant terms to sit next to any offer: eligibility, the minimum deposit, wagering, time limits and any cap on winnings. An offer shown without them cannot be weighed. Our guide to reading significant terms lists what each one means.

Fitzwilliam Sports withdrawals and app

Payment methods and withdrawal times are not set out on the homepage, and no app listing is part of the public record for the brand. Those details live in the operator's own terms and help pages and can change. One GB rule applies whatever the cashier shows: a credit card cannot be used to gamble, and that includes an e-wallet topped up by credit card.

Fitzbet and the shared SBKI account

Fitzbet sits on the same account, 48760, so the two brands share a licence holder and are sister sites. Shared ownership matters in practice. A self-exclusion you set with the operator may cover every brand on the account, and the terms and customer support are usually common to both. GAMSTOP goes further and covers every GB-licensed online operator. The Fitzbet review covers the sister brand, and our sister sites guide explains how licence groups work.

Time-outs and deposit limits

The homepage states: "Tools such as timeouts and deposit limits are available." Like every GB licensee, the brand must also take part in GAMSTOP, the free national self-exclusion scheme, which runs for six months, one year or five years. Our deposit limits guide explains how limits and time-outs work.

Betting and gaming are for over-18s only. If it stops feeling like entertainment, our responsible gambling page lists the tools and help available, and the National Gambling Helpline is free on 0808 8020 133.

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