GetBet Funded Review 2026

5.0 out of 10

GetBet Funded is a UK-based sports betting prop firm with the cheapest entry in its category, a £25 two-phase challenge.

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Sports betting · Two-phase evaluation

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The short answer

GetBet Funded is a UK-based sports betting prop firm with the cheapest entry in its category, a £25 two-phase challenge. It suits UK bettors starting small, with 24-hour payouts and a split that climbs to 90% after three payouts. The catch is a 30% Phase 1 target, the highest in the category, plus a £50K account cap and a five-day inactivity breach on funded accounts.

Who it suits

Best for

  • UK bettors starting tiny: 25 pounds for a 1K funded account, 24-hour payouts, and a split that climbs to 90% after three payouts.

Skip it if

  • You bet infrequently or want size. The 30% Phase 1 target is the highest in the category, accounts cap at 50K, and five days of inactivity breaches a funded account.

How the 5.0 adds up

Challenge Rules5.0
Payouts3.5
Cost7.0
Platform6.0
Support4.0
Transparency3.5
5.0/10

Category assessment weighted across rules, payouts, cost, platform, support and transparency.

How we review firms

1 plan, from £25

Evaluation fee, not an account deposit. Listed prices are before promotions unless stated. Check the current contract and checkout.

PlanFromPrices by account size
Two-phase betting challengePFR30 offers 30% off. Listed fee is before promotion.£25£1K £25

Account rules

Two-phase betting challenge
Profit target30%, then 20%; each within 30 days
Daily loss15% of balance
Maximum drawdown20% of balance
Consistency and days20 picks per phase; each pick 1% to 10% of balance

GetBet Funded in numbers

From
£25
Phase 1 Target
30%
Phase 2 Target
20%
Max Drawdown
20%
Daily Limit
15%
Profit Split
70% → 80%

Payout policy and conditions

Payouts
Starting profit split70% to trader
Split upgrade80% after 3rd successful payout
Maximum splitUp to 90%
Payout scheduleEvery 2 weeks
Payout speedWithin 24 hours after approval
Monthly payout cap35–50% of account size
Inactivity rule5-day inactivity breaches the funded account
Payout methodBank transfer (KYC required)
Max account size£50,000

Evidence and company

Before paying

The homepage states an 80% profit split rising to 90% while the FAQ states 70% for the first two withdrawals and 80% from the third, with monthly withdrawal caps. Phase 1 requires a 30% profit target against a 20% total loss limit in 30 days. No ownership is disclosed and the about page returns 404.

Risk 1

30% Phase 1 profit target is the highest in the category

Risk 2

Starts at 70% split, upgrades only after 3 payouts

Risk 3

Maximum account size £50K (no scaling beyond that)

Risk 4

5-day inactivity rule breaches the funded account

Risk 5

Monthly payout capped at 35–50% of account size

Risk 6

Min pick size 1% of balance, limits micro-staking strategies

4 questions traders ask

What does PFR30 offer?

30% off any challenge at checkout.

What are the evaluation targets?

30% in Phase 1 and 20% in Phase 2, each within 30 days and with at least 20 picks.

What can breach a funded account?

Five days of inactivity breaches a funded account. Monthly withdrawals are capped at 35% to 50% of account size.

What split applies?

The homepage advertises 80% rising to 90%. The FAQ states 70% for the first two withdrawals and 80% from the third. Check the agreement rather than relying on the headline maximum.

Before you choose GetBet Funded

Match the loss limits, payout conditions and eligibility to how you trade. Read the firm’s current agreement before paying.

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