Fansbet Review

To add your club to the Fan Partner scheme simply type in your chosen football team on registration, and from there you choose your local fan club or organisation, and they profit from the money the sportsbook makes from you. Although our aim is to win, it’s not bad knowing that a proportion of your net losses is going to a good cause – should you lose. Your bets are tracked, to ensure the money ends up in the right place. Besides being one of the most generous bookmakers in the industry, we discovered that FansBet also offers excellent mobile experience, both with their top-quality betting app and their mobile website, and many other features that we’ve included in this review.

FansBet Licensing and Regulation

FansBet are licensed and regulated in the United Kingdom and Malta. The bookmaker holds a licence from the United Kingdom Gambling Commission and is also licensed and regulated by the Maltese Gaming Authority.

Registering with FansBet

Registering with FansBet is relatively straight forward. There are two initial pages to complete, starting with your user details, and finishing with your personal information. You will also be asked to choose your preferred currency during the sign up process.

Depositing and Withdrawing with FansBet

Depositing with FansBet couldn’t be simpler. To make a deposit, simply click on the ‘deposit tab’ in the top right-hand corner of the site. From there, choose your preferred method from the following: Visa, Mastercard, Crypto&GO, Trustly, NETELLER, Skrill, paysafecard, Przelewy24, SafetyPay, eps and UPayCard All these methods have no fees, and the minimum deposit is £10. In the interests of safety, there is a daily deposit limit of £10,000, presumably to protect people from themselves. Although we have to say if you’ve lost ten grand in a day, you are well past that point. The minimum FansBet payment withdrawal amount is £30, and the accepted withdrawal methods are: Visa, Mastercard, Trustly, NETELLER, Skrill and UPayCard

FansBet Web Design and Functions

The website is easy to use with user-friendly menus and top bars. There is a modern and simple design, accessible on both mobile and desktop. There is a search section at the top of the extensive list of sports, where you can type in and find your preferred sport. When you click on your chosen sport, it opens up another mini menu for the particular events available to bet on in that sport.

Sign Up Bonuses and Existing Customer Offers

We are pleased to say that there is plenty of promotions to choose from, including a decent FansBet sign up offer for new customers, and plenty of FansBet free bet offers for existing customers. The FansBet welcome offer is currently a Bet £10 Get £5 Free promotion. To claim this offer, you simply have to deposit £10. For doing this, you will be gifted a free £5 without even having to place a bet. From there, you will then have to wager your £10 deposit once, at odds of 1/2 (1.5), then the bonus is yours. There is no FansBet promo code or code of any sort that needs to be entered to claim this offer. For existing customers, there is a FansBet cashback in the form of acca boosts. These acca boosts are available on any sport, to qualify your bet has to be a minimum of 4 selections, picked pre-match, and at odds of a minimum of 1/5 (1.2). A winning 4-fold sees an extra 5% cashback paid, which gradually climbs all the way up to a 100% bonus if you pick a 15-fold winning acca. Another existing customer offer is Fan Boosts. The sportsbook has a list of bets for you to choose from, that have all their odds slightly boosted. For example, one such boost sees England boosted from 6.5/1 to win the Ashes, to 7/1. We have to say, they are not huge boosts, only generally a one tick rise. Some might say they are better than nothing.

Does FansBet Cover Many Sports?

The main sports that a UK bookmaker has to be competitive in are football and horse racing, and FansBet is competing in both these market places. For football, you click on the football tab on the left, and it opens up all of the different leagues and countries that this sportsbook cover. This includes all the usual leagues such as the Premier League in England, Spain’s La Liga, Ligue 1 in France, etc. They cover leagues all around the world, and that’s not just the top league in each country; the list is extensive. There is also a FansBet Fantasy Football section, allowing you to pay a small fee to buy into a Fantasy Match or Fantasy League. You then get the chance to manage the team, with the top manager taking home the biggest share of the prize pot, with progressive prize money for the top few managers. In general, the higher the entry fee, the higher the payout. It’s almost like an alternative and more exciting way to bet on football. Moving onto horse racing, FansBet are rolling with the big boys. They have separated horse racing into UK & Ireland, and International – this makes navigation far easier. They offer all the main horse racing markets on all UK and Irish Racing, including each-way betting and forecasts, all easily accessible on both the desktop and the mobile site. Other sports available to bet on are tennis, greyhounds, American Football, Aussie rules, baseball, basketball, boxing, cricket, cycling, darts, esports, floorball, handball, ice hockey, MMA, motor racing, rugby league, rugby union, speedway, snooker, table tennis, volleyball and winter sports. All can be found in an easy to navigate alphabetical list.

Do FansBet Have Plenty of Markets to Choose From?

With such a massive array of sports to bet on, it’s no surprise to see that this sportsbook also has plenty of markets to bet on. We have found that there is an adequate amount of markets on Premier League football, but not as many as you might get from some more household name bookmakers. Yes, all the main markets are there, and let’s be honest, a lot of the markets you get these days you wouldn’t bet on with somebody else’s money, so the 100+ markets FansBet have for a Premier League football match (for example) is more than adequate. Across other sports, it’s the same. You will find bookies offering more markets, but what’s the point to a lot of them.

Making A Bet with FansBet

Placing bets with FansBet is a straightforward procedure. The bet slip appears in the right-hand column of the website, with a + and – to click on for the amount you wish to bet. For those of you wishing to know does FansBet have cashout, the answer is yes. The cashout option is easy to use and is a must for any serious betting site these days.

The FansBet Live Betting Experience

The sportsbook has a massive array of in-play markets for you to bet on. All the main sports you would expect are available in-play – football, tennis, golf, baseball, cricket, rugby union – you name it. The amount of in-play markets does vary from sport to sport, though. For example, we have seen an international cricket match between India and West Indies with just five in-play markets, when at the same time a football match involving Paris Saint-Germain had nearly 80 live in-play markets.

Mobile Website and App

There is a FansBet app for both Android and iOS. We found that both the app and the mobile site are exceptionally easy to use – even easier than the desktop site. This means that FansBet are up to speed with the modern gambler. Most people these days bet on their mobile, and FansBet clearly recognise this. You can see easily where you want or need to go. There is a live betting section, an upcoming section for imminent events, and a highlights section for the sporting events FansBet think are the most relevant.

FansBet Customer Service

You will find that you get an excellent customer service experience from FansBet. There is a live chat section, where you get the chance to chat online to an operative in English, Finnish or Norwegian. And also, there is an extensive FAQ section ensuring you can easily find all the information and help you require. As well as that, there is also an option to e-mail FansBet with any queries you may have.

Is FansBet Secure?

Security at FansBet seems up to a decent standard. The company owns a valid EU licence for sports betting, casino, and poker. They use the internationally accepted SSL encryption methods that are standard in the industry, meaning all of your information is as safe and secure as it would be at a bank. All monies are kept in a separate trust account with the Bank of Valletta, which is the accepted method of the Lotteries and Gaming Regulations of Malta. Clients funds are ring-fenced, and this means they are separated from corporate money, and therefore are always available to customer account holders.

FansBet Company Information

FansBet.com is operated by Viral Interactive Limited. They come under the umbrella of and are owned by Rush Partners Ltd. The company has its head office in Malta, where it is also licensed and regulated. On the betting scene since just 2017, FansBet are a new and upcoming company. They also offer users a casino and a live casino section. There is also a blog giving us a good read, where you will find information and tips for bets. As well as good reads about historic sporting events, that we may enjoy reminiscing about.