About TigerBet
TigerBet is a new casino and sports betting brand powered by Swifty Global technology. These independent casino sites are taking the UK by storm, and this is the fourth one to feature on WDW Bingo this year, with another on the way…
If you’re interested in this quite remarkable growth story, you can read my piece on the birth of Swifty’s influence here.
As with all the Swifty-platform casino sites, the management and licencing is unique to each one. So although the design, the games and the bonuses may at times look familiar, all the brands maintain a fiercely independent streak and makes each one different to the last in some enduring way.
How the Brand earned its Rating
- Offer Quality – 5/5 – I am happy to award TigerBet’s casino welcome offer 5 stars for a couple of reasons. First, there’s a good range of eligible slots to wager your deposit on, and the reward spins are for a fantastic new Big Bass slot. Second, there are no wagering requirements on winnings, which is surprising rare these days. Perhaps even more rare now than before the changes were made to maximum wagering requirements.
- Game Choice – 4/5 – We’re starting off at a 4 because I believe there’s room for growth! It is true that in terms of different types of games, TigerBet is strong. There’s a good live casino, slots made by a few of the best developers, and interesting games such as Crash Games. To be a five, however, I would want to see a greater number of overall slots and more niche development houses lending games.
- Payment Methods – 2.5/5 – As with all the Swifty brands, deposits are debit card only with the option for a bank withdrawal. Otherwise it’s a debit card kind of world, and we’re just living in it!
- Navigation – 4.5/5– I know I’ve given some of the Swifty brands a five, like Stakewise, which I think is a breath-taking looking site. I’m being harsh, but I knocked off half a point because TigerBet just looks a little generic. However, the navigation is still strong with categories well segmented and signposted. You can filter by provider, and find new and interesting games easily with some of the categories. Casino (mostly Slots) and Live Casino are also nicely segmented, which is good for players. We know that these can attract quite different people, so it just makes things easier for everyone. Finally, the sign-up and deposit process is pretty seamless.
- Customer Support – 3/5 – The customer service provision is not quite as efficient and all-encompassing as I would like. There’s talk of a live chat service but I’m finding it quite hard to access. I have included the email address for customer support in my review to try and help you guys out if you need to get in touch!
Bonus & Promotions
Beyond the welcome offer, the ongoing promotions at TigerBet are extremely impressive, in both the slots and betting departments! There’s a weekly Wednesday spins offer as well as a Tiger Casino Club. You have to wager a fair amount of money during a week, but you get rewarded with a handsome bag of spins at the end of it!
The sports offers are equally good, including Bet Builders, ACCAs and 2Up early pay-outs. To read more about these types of sports promotions, read the WDW betting guide from our expert Darren.
Games Available
In my 4/5 games rating, I highlighted both the major positive and the minor negative. The latter is the slightly meek list of developers that have contributed games to the site. There is a filtering dropdown (which is useful!) where you can see the developers. It has some heavy hitters like Pragmatic Play, NetEnt (including Red Tiger) and Big Time Gaming. I would like to see a few more niche providers added. I believe this is likely as more established sister sites like Swifty Sports do have more.
The major positive is the wide-ranging types of games, which go way beyond the slots basics. There is an excellent live casino, with a focus on Game Shows from Pragmatic and Evolution. There are also Arcade-like games and there’s a whole section for Crash games. This is one of my favourite sections! I recently wrote an article about the best crash games around at the moment, of which about four of them feature here like Red Baron and Spaceman.
Extra Products
The Swifty sports product is really where it all started for these guys. It is a very sturdy product, even if it might not have the range of sports and bet types that some British behemoths have in the industry. That said, I’m a very big fan of the In-play section, which is very easy to navigate to. You can find all the important current sporting events that are going on in one place.
Final Thoughts
TigerBet is the fourth Swifty casino we’ve reviewed and I believe there’s more to come. Although Swifty Sports might be the more established flagship and Stakewise the most modern and impressive, TigerBet is still an excellent new and independent casino site that’s worth a go. Crucially, even though these sites share a platform, they all have completely unique licences!
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