TigerBet

TigerBet are extremely competitive when it comes to odds for football, racing and high-profile events, especially for a new betting site. TigerBet offer Best Odds Guaranteed for UK and Irish racing from 10am daily, ensuring consistently great value. When it comes to football, TigerBet are red hot on price boosts, especially for Premier League and Champions League outright betting markets, ensuring you're getting maximum value even against the bigger, more mainstream brands.This is ideal for players who enjoy accumulators and multiple bets. When it comes to odds on other football markets, TigerBet is above average, with surprisingly competitive prices for such a new betting site. TigerBet also have a very active promotions carousel where odds boosts are a regular feature on major events across multiple sports, making it a great option for everyday bettors. In terms of odds and market depth, I assumed the big brands would have a significant advantage. I was wrong in a big way. I randomly created a Bet Builder and was surprised to get odds that were over 20/1 better at TigerBet than BetVictor, who are widely considered an elite operator. Overall, I have to give TigerBet a near-maximum score for odds, with my only criticism being average prices on non-mainstream sports.

When it comes to market coverage, I expect smaller betting sites to struggle. Trading teams aren't cheap, so I was expecting limited market depth, but once again I was more than shocked. I was offered what seemed like a never-ending list of markets on football matches, with useful tabs allowing me to quickly find the type of markets I wanted. In terms of racing, you get the basic markets you would expect, nothing more and nothing less. For me, that's enough, as that's the whole premise of racing. However, some people do like to bet on more obscure markets, and if that's what you're into, you won't find those at TigerBet. Overall, TigerBet offers solid sports coverage and market depth and was, in fact, far better than I expected. My only criticism is that I'd like to see markets available sooner, as I've noticed some only appear within 48 hours of an event. That may frustrate more strategic bettors who enjoy backing Polish League Volleyball or similar niche sports well in advance, but for the vast majority of players, the coverage is more than sufficient.

TigerBet's in-play betting is everything you would expect from a modern sportsbook. It offers a solid range of markets with fast-updating odds. You'll naturally find a greater variety of markets on higher-profile events, which is to be expected. I particularly like the dedicated In-Play tab, which allows you to navigate all active events and find exactly what you're looking for within seconds. My only complaint is the lack of live statistics or visual match trackers that I've seen on other betting sites. It's not a major issue, as most in-play bettors are watching the event itself, but it would certainly be a welcome addition.

Bet Builders have become extremely popular with bettors, and their functionality and ease of navigation are critical. TigerBet have achieved what many haven't, offering a quick and intuitive Bet Builder with the ability to add selections seamlessly to your bet slip. The market range is also very good, providing plenty of variety and allowing you to create almost any combination you can think of, adding that extra bit of fun and entertainment, especially if you're watching the event unfold. The one improvement I'd like to see is the final odds displayed in the bet slip. At present, you have to enter a stake to calculate them yourself. It's not a major issue, but nevertheless, the odds should be displayed.

Unfortunately, TigerBet currently offers no live streaming of sports. However, this is common among new and upcoming bookmakers. The additional cost of providing live streaming often reduces the budget available for promotions and competitive odds, so they have clearly prioritised those instead. I have been informed that live streaming will be added in the future once the player base reaches a level where the additional cost can be justified.

The Cash Out function is available at TigerBet and is extremely responsive, which is an area where many betting sites struggle. The cash-out values are also consistently competitive, which is important, as a common complaint is that cash-out offers often fail to reflect the true live probability of an event based on current in-play odds. Currently, TigerBet does not offer Partial Cash Out.