10Bet were launched in 2003 and, in this digital age, that is a relatively long time. So, if you haven’t run across them in that time you may wonder why they aren’t now among the mainstream of UK bookmakers.
The answer to that arguably lies in the fact that we have so many established brands that have pre-dated the internet. The likes of Ladbrokes, Coral, William Hill and BetFred will always come to mind first but others, such as Betway have successfully broken into that monopoly and there are many reasons why 10Bet deserve to be there too.
Here is a rundown of what you can look forward to.
Available sports
Here is the list of markets you can bet on at 10Bet:
Football, Horse Racing, Basketball, Tennis, American Football, Aussie Rules Football, Badminton, Baseball, Boxing, Chess, Cricket, Cycling, Darts, Golf, Greyhound Racing, Handball, Ice Hockey, MMA, Motor Racing, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Sailing, Snooker and Pool, Speedway, Surfing, Table Tennis, Volleyball, Winter Sports.
UK players will need horse racing to be included so this is a positive sign at a time when many aren’t covering our most traditional of sports. In general, this covers all the popular events and while the most obscure niches such as chess and bowls aren’t here, there are some unusual options.
And, if you want to get involved beyond traditional sports betting, 10Bet have markets for eSports, politics and entertainment.
Pricing
As an established brand with some history, 10Bet now appear on the main odds comparison sites so you can easily pick your favourite event and check to see whether you are getting value for money. Having monitored this for some time, this bookie comes in very strongly for football, particularly in some of the more popular side markets such as first or anytime goal scorer.
Tennis, horse racing, golf and many more are excellent too so this is a good all-rounder who can compete in many markets.
Promotions
We all like to be seduced by a welcome offer and 10Bet’s is one of the more generous around while they back that up with one of the widest lists of ongoing offers that you’ll find anywhere.
It starts with that welcome deal which can earn new account holders up to £100 as a 50% match on their first deposit so that is the sort of level that is going to compete with most bookmakers around the world. There is a rollover of the deposit and bonus combined but this is very fair at 5x with minimum qualifying odds of 1.60.
As for ongoing promos, there is a regular reload deal which can net you up to £30.00 while you can expect to find a number of free bet deals in the football and horse racing markets. Overall, this is an excellent package.
Banking and Customer Service
We want to be able to bank with the minimum of fuss but we like to have plenty of choice at the same time. 10Bet allow customers in the UK to deposit to and withdraw form their account using all of the major debit cards while there is a good set of eWallets too.
So, if you have accounts with Skrill, Neteller, PaySafeCard and Ecopay, you have access to 10Bet if you want to use these methods. Check the bookmaker’s dedicated banking section to find out details of time scales, minimum amounts and whether any fees apply to your chosen method.
Moving along to customer service and most options are here too. You might want to see a live chat operator added but while we wait for that facility to come along, you can access comprehensive FAQS, send an email or dial a Freephone number in the UK.
10Bet Bonus Codes Explained
10Bet are one of the most generous bookmakers when it comes to all-round promotions: Free bet and cashback deals are available on a regular basis and the operator has just adopted a cashback scheme to keep up with the market and to give their account holders even more value.
Matched bonuses are also widely available and, not only is there a welcome offer for both the sportsbook and casino, but there is a match for reloads too. The important thing to remember is that Bonus Codes must be input every time you look to claim one of these deals so here is a rundown of what’s on offer and what you need to do in order to claim it.
Sportsbook Reload Bonus
10Bet also offer a reload deal and this can earn up to £30 which, once again, works as a 50% match on your qualifying credit. To claim it, make a fresh deposit and, at this stage, you must enter the Bonus Code TITLE30.
The qualifying bet is a little different here as it requires a multi with three selections and each of those selections must carry odds of 3/5 or longer. Once you’ve made that bet, 10Bet will credit your account with that 50% match up to £30.
Casino Welcome Bonus
The casino at 10Bet also offers matched bonuses on deposits starting with the welcome deal. This comes in three stages so, after registration, when you make your first three credits here are the codes that you need to input.
- BONUS 1: 100% up to €200 with code 200FIRST
- BONUS 2: 50% up to €300 with code 300SECOND
- BONUS 3: 25% up to €500 with code 500THIRD
Casino Reload Bonuses
10Bet’s reloads on the casino are very much subject to change so you will need to log on to your account in order to see what is going on and to check the bonus codes. As an example, in May 2017 the operator was listing 4 bonuses for every week with a £100.00 bonus each time and the Bonus Codes quoted were MAYFUN01, MAYFUN02, MAYFUN03 and MAYFUN04.
The important point to remember is that you must check and enter the Bonus Code every time you want to make use of one. Please be sure to check all terms and conditions before proceeding but the process is very transparent with codes clearly shown and a prominent box to put them in so, just follow the simple instructions and you won’t miss out.
10Bet on Board with Cashout
The concept of cashout has proved to be very useful for many of us with the option to take a reduced profit on our bet before the event has finished. A number of operators claim to be the pioneers in this respect while most are now on board and they have just been joined by 10Bet.
10Bet’s cashback system works slightly differently to most and it could prove to be more generous with both full and partial cashback available. Here’s how it all works.
Cashing Out
With both options the concept is the same: Cashback applies when your bet is in profit but you would like to take the option of receiving a reduced return before the game comes to an end. There are several circumstances where this could be a good move, but usually it’s when your bet is in profit and you’re not certain that it will stay that way.
Full Cashout
As the name suggests, 10Bet will give you an option to cash out your bet completely and it will then be considered as settled. All you need to do if you’re interested in taking this up is click the cashout button under the My Bets section of your account. 10Bet will then show you how much you stand to win and you decide whether to proceed and cash out.
Partial Cashout
This option will let you take a portion of your winnings early but it will keep the remainder of your bet alive. If 10Bet are giving you a chance to take a partial profit, you will see a prominent button when you reach the cashout section and once again, it’s entirely up to you whether you take it or not.
It’s all about giving customers flexibility and it’s been a popular option since its introduction so adopting cashout is a positive move on 10Bet’s part.
Conclusion
If you haven’t got 10Bet on your radar yet then you may wonder where they have been for over 10 years. This is a bookmaker that ticks all boxes from generous promotions, strong prices and a great set of markets too.
It’s not necessarily set up specifically for UK players but this is an operator who would certainly meet their needs by paying attention to those prices while adding in our favourite sports so, overall, there are plenty of reasons for signing up and adding 10Bet to your list.