Betiton Casino Bonus

Design & Usability

Unfortunately, it’s hard to find many positives as far as site design is concerned. Aesthetically, the casino is very simple. Some players may like this as there are no distractions, but we can’t help but feel it’s a little uninspiring.

Navigating the library is also rather cumbersome. Games are presented in a large grid with zero filtering options within each category. For example, the slots — there’s no way to sort by developer, theme, or volatility. Search results are also presented as a grid of thumbnails, which confuses matters as they’re displayed on top of the games library. So, while browsing the games is pleasant enough thanks to large, colourful thumbnails, players looking to narrow down their options will be left feeling frustrated.

Betiton isn’t solely to blame for these shortfalls. The site runs on a backend developed by Aspire Global, and we’ve encountered similar problems during reviews of other sites that utilise its platform. It’s likely the software vendor will need to make substantial changes before Betiton can improve these areas of its site.

Software

The software selection at Betiton is solid. All the names you’d expect are here, including iGaming giants like NetEnt, Play’n GO, and Microgaming. There are many smaller studios included too, such as Hacksaw Gaming and Triple Edge Studios. This breadth of developers goes a long way to delivering a diverse offering of games at Betiton. As the site runs on Aspire Global’s casino software, you can expect a similar library to those found at other AG white label brands.

Games

• Gambling Site

It’s a shame that Betiton’s design and navigability lets it down somewhat, because the games library is hugely impressive. If it was easier to find your favourite games then we wouldn’t have anything to complain about. Slots, table games, live dealers and, of course, sports betting are all available if you’re willing to scroll through what’s on offer. Let’s have a closer look.

Slots

With hundreds of slots available at Betiton, we’d argue this is the strongest aspect of the casino. The sheer number of titles means every player can find something that suits their tastes, especially given the broad range of software developers featured at the site. You can play classics like Starburst and Book of Dead, but if you fancy dipping your toes in some less well-known titles, there’s plenty to try. Betiton regularly adds new games as well — helpfully marked with a ‘new’ indicator on the thumbnail — so you’re unlikely to run out of options.

The progressive jackpot selection at the site could be improved, in our opinion. For example, popular millionaire maker Mega Moolah is unavailable at the site. For Betiton to meet its desire to be a one-stop shop, it’s essential it delivers on the biggest games across all categories.

Table Games

As is the case with many online casinos, the table games are the shortest in supply when compared to slots and live dealer. That said, the main bases are covered. Roulette players can enjoy low-stakes games like 10p Roulette or a faster pace with Turbo Roulette. There’s less in the way of blackjack, although there is a multihand variant if you want to bet on several hands per round. We’d like to see a single-deck game offered for those hunting the lowest house edge.

There are singular baccarat and sic bo titles, but no craps to be found. If Betiton is going to meet its aim of being a one-stop shop, it needs to improve this area substantially.

Live Casino 

Betiton’s live casino section is, on the whole, very solid. That’s to be expected, seeing as most of the games come courtesy of Evolution Gaming, arguably the number one name in this area. Blackjack and roulette are the most populated genres within the live dealer category, and players can enjoy a variety of titles including Evolution’s thrilling Lightning games with RNG multipliers, and speed or multihand variants. There’s a decent selection of baccarat as well.

Another thing we love about the live casino games at Betiton is the range of titles streamed from real casino venues in partnership with Authentic Gaming. Fancy setting a virtual foot in the Hippodrome? Or maybe a European casino in Hamburg? There are many locations to choose from.

The live casino library isn’t perfect, however. There aren’t a huge number of game shows, so fans of this genre may be disappointed. Gonzo’s Treasure Hunt and Football Studio are a couple of the available titles, but there’s no separate category for these games so you’ll need to know what you’re looking for to find them.

The payment options at Betiton are pretty comprehensive. Along with debit cards, players have a choice of three e-wallets — and arguably the most popular ones. Paysafecard is supported, but what we really like is the inclusion of AstroPay. This service is somewhat newer so hasn’t been adopted at many sites, but it offers a combination of e-wallet and prepaid card functionality. The only thing missing is a pay by phone bill option, but we don’t feel like this is a major drawback considering the other options available. Betiton is also a casino that accepts Trustly as a payment method as another option.

As for Betiton’s withdrawal speeds, they’re competitive. It’s no surprise that e-wallets are the quickest option, landing in your account within two days. We’re close to considering this site a fast withdrawal casino if it keeps within these times.

Support Options

Customers at Betiton have two channels of contact: email and live chat. This is pretty standard for online casinos today. The support team is available seven days a week from 06:00–22:00 GMT.

While we’d like to see phone as an option, most players will be content with the available methods. Although support isn’t 24/7, it’s pretty close, so Betiton checks the boxes here.

Despite our disappointment with Betiton’s interface and design, the mobile site is well optimised and runs smoothly. We did encounter problems swiping through games, but switching to the grid format offered a superior experience.