
Though not one of the best-known websites in the highly saturated UK online bookmaking marketplace, Titanbet has been around for the best part of a decade and is one of the betting sites owned by Playtech.
Playtech is a major force in the gambling industry since the late 1990s and is based in Israel. Titanbet, however, may be mainly promoted for its casino and gaming options, but it still has a reasonable offering. It has some of the variety offered by many market leaders, with some of the benefits of its smaller rivals.
When you sign up for a new account, the Titanbet bonus code offer will be attached to your account. To activate the £25 free bet, you need to place five bets of at least £5 on any event with odds of evens or greater.
As all five of your qualifying bets need to be settled within seven days of the Titanbet welcome offer being issued to your account, you need to place them on markets that will be decided within that timeframe. Once all of your qualifying bets have been settled, win or lose, you’ll have your £25 free bet to spend on the Titanbet sportsbook.
The first thing a new user will notice when arriving on the homepage is that there is plenty going on; even by the standards of a modern bookmaker’s website there is a wealth of information to take in and process. Though this breadth could be seen as a positive aspect it is also overwhelming, at least at first.
The layout of each page is familiar enough. A navigation bar across the top of the website guides users between different sections of the website, while the usual range of sports are signposted down the left of the screen. At the top of this list users are given the opportunity to select ‘favourite’ sports – not necessarily those that the website wishes to promote but those that users wish to be able to navigate to quickly, which is a nice feature.
Though customers have reported some issues when it comes to various features of the Titanbet website (especially withdrawals), support functions are generally said to work well and problems are usually rectified fairly quickly.
The firm accepts all major credit/debit cards, as well as PayPal and other online transaction services, and even direct bank transfer; these should cover the needs of the vast majority of users.
In terms of the methods of customer support available, phone, email, live chat and even fax are advertised options for punters to ask questions, while there are extensive rules and FAQs listed on site.
As with most online bookmakers in the modern marketplace, Titanbet’s headline promotion relates to new customers and offers a bonus of 100% up to £50 for those who sign up. This has a range of related terms and conditions including a 7x staking requirement.
The offers available to existing customers are at least an improvement, and of these a ‘faller insurance’ on all British and Irish racing is the most eye-catching. Going further than the select meetings offered by some firms, this will allow for a free bet (of up to £25) if a horse racing selection falls or unseats during a race.
Among the other concessions advertised by the site are ‘Mobile Loyalty Free Bets’, an ‘Acca Insurance’ on US sport and golf and a tennis accumulator bonus.
A full and comprehensive range of sports are available for betting (accessible via the left hand navigation bar) and it is difficult to fault the range of markets that are offered within each section.
Odds are available on all British and Irish horse racing (though these are generally priced up later than other sites) in addition to a decent array of international meetings, including a number of US venues each evening. Ante-post markets cover all major upcoming races, including the Cheltenham Festival, Grand National and British Classics.
As well as the major British football competitions a selection of international divisions are on offer, while a range of markets within each match are available. These number up to 140 for the biggest matches and include corners, goals, halves and Asian Handicaps. Cashing-out is an option on the relevant markets.
Away from these big two betting sports everything from American Football to Volleyball is also covered, while the site adds relevant topical markets (such as the Winter Olympics) in addition to the growing area of novelty betting.
The odds at Titanbet are competitive, although you’ll want to make sure you use your bet boosts to make the most of your time there.
As already mentioned, in-play betting opportunities are featured prominently throughout. This includes content on the home page, in each individual sport’s section and in a specialised area of the website.
The ‘In-Play’ link opens a separate Flash interface, where the events that are currently live are listed down the left of the page, allowing simpler transitioning between them. For extra ease of access users can ‘favourite’ those they wish to return to (similar to the sports listed on the home page).
This innovative feature runs a little bit slowly but has its perks, including stats and a ‘match live’ display which shows an animation of the action taking place in a game. Unlike some other sites, this information is available on all sports, not just football. The range of markets available in-play is also impressive.
It’s all covered here and you can even select your favourite sports whilst the in-play section is attractively displayed with lots to get your betting teeth into.
We also liked that there are some good things for horse racing fans with streaming and faller insurance.
A long established sportsbook that requires a bit of minimization and fine tuning, there’s a lot going on with Titan Bet sportsbook. Markets and bets are abundant, the interface just takes a bit of time to get used to.
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