The Titan Bet name is one that has continued to grow over the last few years, highlighting their ability to expand from casino and poker into the sports betting market. The company have been in the gambling industry for quite a while now, but their efforts with their sports sector is one that is only just starting to bear fruits.

The brand is well known for it’s design and user friendly gaming platforms, and the betting site is no different. You’ll find that they have the ability to become one of the best in the business and their ever-changing sportsbook is one that not only offers a great place to bet, but also one that’s leading the line in terms of new features.

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The Titan Bet Website

As soon as you land on the page you are greeted with a wealth of betting markets. The design is actually fairly unique and looks a little retro, which we actually quite liked. Whilst many bookmakers are trying to find new ways in which to promote their brand, the old school look of Titan, mixed in with new features makes it a really cool place to bet.

The homepage covers a lot of betting markets and whilst this can seem a little overwhelming, once you are used to it, it’s a good place to bet. The top of page highlights some of the latest horse races and then below you are shown some of the upcoming football matches, but more on that later in the article.

There’s a solid betting app as well, which you are able to access from any mobile device. You can download the app on iOS and Android devices, whilst all other devices need to simply just hit the bookmaker up from your mobile browser and you will redirected to where you need go. It’s also worth noting that the site will work on tablet devices as well, with a revamped look to work on the slightly larger screen sizes.

Betting Markets

The size of this site is one thing that actually caught us a little off guard. We obviously know about how Titan Bet have worked in the past, especially when it comes to casino and poker, but the inclusion of so many sports and the wide selection of markets to choose from is one that was very impressive.

They are heavily loaded by the two biggies in football and horse racing. They’ve been able to provide huge coverage on each sport, with football offering leagues and tournaments from around the world, including numerous lower league games. The horse racing options will accommodate punters looking to bet on races from as far as South Africa and the UAE.

Titan Bet aren’t just focused on these two sports though and even though they make up a large percentage of the total market coverage, there are plenty of opportunities outside of this. The likes of tennis, golf, cricket, rugby, boxing and now MMA have all been given huge scope, with the betting markets to back them.

The pricing structure is probably best described as solid. By this we mean that you aren’t going to get any nasty surprises, but on the same hand you aren’t exactly going to be getting any massive spikes in price. Whilst the term ‘middle of the road’ will be doing them a disservice, they are solid without ever being amazing.

Live Betting & Streaming

The live betting section has seen significant growth over the last year or so. We remember viewing this section of the site previously and being really disappointed, not just by the market coverage but also the features. These days, in-play betting is a credit to them, and an area that we think will work as a huge positive for Titan Bet moving forward.

The first thing that strikes you is the design and layout. It’s probably the most important section to get the usability right as it’s an area of the site that is constantly changing. You are able to quickly get an overview of the games taking place, before then clicking on that game to see a more detailed breakdown of what’s going on. The market integration along with the stats on offer is about as good as we have seen, so if you are into your live betting, then you simply must check out Titan Bet.

Banking

At Titan Bet you get the chance to use several deposit methods including Visa, MasterCard, PayPal and Neteller. There isn’t a massive range, by any means, but we’d say that the majority of punters will be able to use at least one of these without hesitation. Deposit times are instant and don’t include fees.

Withdrawal times will vary depending on your deposit method, but the site does state that it can take up to 2 working days to process your withdrawal, with additional time after that depending on the method that you use. It’s also worth noting that in most cases you will be required to send in ID, so make sure you have this to hand before processing your payment.

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