About Voienexo

An editorial guide to bookmakers that hold a GRAI remote betting licence, written for adults in Ireland.

Voienexo compares online bookmakers licensed by the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI) for remote betting. We look at what matters to someone betting from Ireland: how each bookmaker covers Irish sport, from the racing at Leopardstown and Cheltenham to Gaelic football, hurling, the League of Ireland and rugby; how its live betting and app work; which euro payment methods it lists; and how easy it makes the tools that keep betting under control.

We are a publisher, not a bookmaker. Voienexo is not a bookmaker and does not hold a gambling licence: we do not take bets, hold anyone’s money or run betting accounts. When you follow a link from our pages, you leave this site and deal directly with the bookmaker.

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Editorial · commission-funded

Updated 3 October 2026

Who publishes Voienexo

The company behind the site and how to reach it.

voienexo.com is published by JJ IT AND BUSINESS CHANGE CONSULTING LTD, a company registered in England and Wales (Company No. 10400232), registered office: First Floor, 1 Des Roches Square, Witan Way, Witney, Oxfordshire, OX28 4BE, United Kingdom.

The publisher holds editorial responsibility for every page on this site. Pages are published under the Voienexo name rather than as the work of named individuals: we would rather show you our sources and our method than introduce invented authors, stock-photo “experts” or credentials nobody can check.

General questions and corrections: support@voienexo.com. Privacy, legal and business matters: admin@voienexo.com. Or use our contact form.

How we work

Sources first, opinions second — and always dated.

Every review and guide starts from documents anyone can read:

The GRAI register. Before a bookmaker appears on Voienexo, we look it up on the GRAI public register: the licensed company, the licence number, the licence activity (we only list Remote Betting licensees) and the trading names and web addresses recorded for it. The register was last checked on 3 October 2026.
The bookmaker’s own Irish pages. Terms and conditions (with their version and date), help pages, payment pages and safer gambling pages. When a detail comes from there, we say so — “as stated by the bookmaker” — and date it.
Official sources on the rules. The Gambling Regulation Act 2024 and guidance published by GRAI, for anything we say about how betting is regulated in Ireland.

We do not claim hands-on tests we have not carried out, publish made-up customer reviews or present withdrawal times as promises. How the star ratings work is set out in full on How we rate bookmakers.

How we are paid

Commission funds the site; it does not buy ratings.

Voienexo is free to read. We are paid by some of the bookmakers we cover: when a reader opens an account through one of our links, we may receive a commission. That is how the site is funded, so we do not describe our reviews as anything other than what they are — editorial reviews on a commission-funded site.

Commission can affect which bookmakers we feature and the order they appear in. It does not change the facts we report or the stars we give. Links to bookmakers are labelled as advertising. The details, including the types of commission, are on our Advertising disclosure.

What we don’t do

The limits we set ourselves.

We do not take bets, hold money or open accounts — the bookmaker does all of that.
We do not publish tips, predictions or “picks” on upcoming events, and we never tell anyone what to bet on.
We do not list promotional offers or codes, and we do not rate bookmakers on them.
We do not list bookmakers without a GRAI remote betting licence, or link to casino products.
We do not write for, or knowingly collect information from, anyone under 18.

Betting and risk

The same message on every page, because it matters.

Betting is entertainment, not a way to earn an income. Most bets lose, and the odds are set so that the bookmaker comes out ahead over time. If you bet, decide in advance what you can afford to lose and set a deposit limit with the bookmaker before you start.

If betting is causing problems for you or someone close to you, the GamblingCare National Helpline is free and open 24/7 on 1800 936 725. More services and tools are on our Safer betting page.