10Bet Review

10Bet have been one of the fastest growing sportsbooks over the last couple of years. It’s fair to say that whilst they aren’t one of the biggest brands going, they have managed to create a nice little market for themselves in what’s an ultra competitive industry.

The site is probably best known for their huge array of promotions that are on offer. The higher value ones are available for new customers, but even after you have created your account, you can still expect a good range to choose from.

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The 10Bet Website

The site has seen a few incarnations over the last few years and whilst we wont go as far as saying that they one of the better looking bookmakers, it’s by no means terrible. In fact, once you get to grips with it, 10Bet becomes very functional. The ability to flick between sports and markets without having to trawl through multiple screens is a massive positive in our opinion.

The app is actually our favoured method to use. It functions really well and it has a lot less going on than the online version, making it feel less cluttered. The app can be accessed on pretty much all mobile devices from relevant app stores. Even if you just visit the website via your smartphone’s browser you’re still going to get redirected to the mobile friendly page, which is essentially the same as the app.

Betting Markets

The bread and butter here is the large range of betting markets and sports that are covered online. Often when you land on a bookmaker for the first time you get an idea of which sports that are good at, simply by seeing which get the most coverage on the home page. But, 10Bet is a little different and they are keen to showcase that not only do they cover the likes of football and horse racing, but sports such as tennis, cricket, greyhound racing, snooker are also well equipped.

The odds on offer are always pretty fair as well. They aren’t as consistent as we would like from the bets that we tested, but they were never too far away. If someone said that they were using 10Bet for around 90% of their bets, then it would be tough to argue. Although, if you work a little harder and shop around it’s likely that will find slightly better value elsewhere.

Live Betting & Streaming

The live betting section is probably this bookmakers strongest feature. The first thing that strikes you is just how many games they are offering and there’s boatload of different sports as well. Football plays a massive role here and whilst the sport dwarfs most of its competitors, the range is still actually pretty good.

It’s not all good news though, the design leaves a little to be desired. We mentioned about how the site is functional, but a little dated and this is most definitely the case within the live betting section and even verges on the side being a little ugly.

If you’re able to get over the looks of the live betting section then it’s highly likely that you are going to enjoy what is on offer. We loved the inclusion of their tracker for each match, highlighting what’s going on in the game, along with dedicated stats and information from each game. The pricing structure also seems to be really strong and we found that if offers better value than most, a step up from their general pricing structure within the sportsbook.

To add to the live betting section, 10Bet also offer up a live streaming portal for existing customers. Here you are going to be able to enjoy a wide range of sports that can be streamed direct your desktop or mobile device. All you need to access this service is to have a funded account balance of just £1 or more.

Banking

Banking here really couldn’t be easier. They are able to offer up a really good range of methods to choose from, including Visa, PayPal, MasterCard and many more. It’s worth noting that with deposits you can use as many different methods as you like, but you will need to clear the deposit amount on one method before being able to change withdrawal methods. For example, if you deposit £100 on your debit card and £50 via PayPal, then you will need to make £100 worth of withdrawals to your debit card before being able to via PayPal. There’s no fee’s with deposits either, with the max limit set to as much as £50,000.

Withdrawals are similarly friendly, again with no fees to be paid for any method used. They start from as low as £10 and with max out at £50,000. Withdrawal times are pretty good, with most taking 3-5 days, unless you use e-wallets that can be triggered in around 1-2 working days, if not sooner.

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