BetMorph is another casino company that has ventured into sports betting. They’re a Malta-based brand that created their sportsbook in 2021. They’re attempting to keep up with all major bookmakers in the UK so what do they have to offer? Let’s have a look!

Key information

What are BetMorph all about?

Bonuses

BetMorph’s welcome bonus of bet £10 and get a £20 free bet is reasonable. Bettors must deposit a minimum of £10 and the bet must be placed on a selection with minimum odds of 1/2 (1.5).

They also have a cashback offer on numerous sports including football, cricket, F1 and rugby. You can get 10 per cent of your deposit losses back up to £500 which is a bonus for frequent bettors.

Available sports

BetMorph has a long list of sports and markets available. They have all the popular sports covered and you can even bet on niche sports including chess, lacrosse and sailing.

While they have an extensive list of markets available on football matches to draw bettors in, you can’t actually combine them into a Bet Builder, which puts BetMorph down the pecking order when it comes to bookmakers. You can add multiple selections to your betslip, however, you’re then given a message of ‘these selections cannot be combined’.

Their horse racing coverage is fine and while you can bet on the winner of the race, as well as forecasts and tricasts, there aren’t any place or distance markets available.

BetMorph’s in-play tab is brilliant, however and there are vast markets as well as statistics accompanying the odds for the likes of football, basketball and tennis.

Their esports options are also solid. There isn’t a specific tab, their esports are on the all sports list. There are markets on League of Legends, Rainbow Six and Counter Strike 2.

BetMorph’s American sports markets are also impressive, especially with American football and the NFL, however, like with football, they cannot be combined into Bet Builders. You can make an NFL Bet Builder with most major bookmakers now so it’s a major negative that they don’t offer it as an option.

User experience and interface

I think the user experience on BetMorph is fine but it definitely doesn’t blow you away. The site is pretty basic and the generic graphics with low-resolution pictures as the backgrounds do not look too professional.

BetMorph’s carousel tops their site with their welcome offer, cashback deals and links to their horse racing markets circulating. There are two tabs below the carousel, sport and live, depending on whether you’re after in-play or pre-event markets.

Their list of sports is below and there’s a search bar if you’re after a certain event or market. On desktop, the list of sports is on the left, while it’s in the middle of the page on mobile and you scroll to the right to find the sport you’re looking for.

On mobile, there are also tabs at the bottom of the screen that can be used as shortcuts. There is a tab for menu, casino, live casino, sports and cashier.

Mobile and app compatibility

BetMorph’s desktop and mobile sites are the same apart from a few minor changes. The list of sports is different (left of page on desktop and middle on mobile) and the betslip is on the right on desktop but it’s down at the bottom of the page on mobile.

It’s worth noting that it’s hard to actually get to the betslip on mobile and the site feels quite clunky. If you’re looking at markets for a Premier League game, you have to scroll past 100 tabs before you can actually see your betslip.

There’s also a ‘multi-column’ option on the desktop page which is a bonus. This expands their markets to give you more options. If you click it while on football markets, you’re given win-draw-win, handicap and over/under goals markets.

BetMorph doesn’t have an app for bettors, which is a negative for many who prefer to bet on mobile.

VIP programmes and loyalty rewards

BetMorph has a VIP rewards scheme where you can earn more rewards with the more you bet. Bettors can complete challenges and tasks to earn free bets, deposit bonuses and cashback deals.

They also have 'free bet Mondays’, however, their offer isn't that brilliant if you're not planning on betting quite a lot each week. You have to bet £50 on sporting events (Use the code FBM when you deposit) to get a £20 free bet.

Diving deeper into BetMorph

Licensing

BetMorph is regulated by the British Gambling Commission and they’re owned by Malta-based casino company ProgressPlay Limited.

Payment methods

BetMorph’s deposit and withdrawal options are brilliant. You can deposit money into your account through Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Paysafecard, Apple Pay, Payz, Neteller, Skrill, Neosurf, PayviaPhone. The minimum deposit is £10 for most options while Payz, Neteller, Skrill and Neosurf are higher. You can’t deposit money into your betting account with a credit card.

Their withdrawal options are the same apart from Neosurf and PayviaPhone. The minimum withdrawal is £10 for all options available.

Security and fairness

BetMorph say they are fully committed to securing your personal data and protecting privacy. If you head to their ‘about us’ tab at the bottom of their site, you will see their ‘Customer Support’ section, which takes you to their options available. You can use their live chat, send an email or use their contact form. They also have an in-depth FAQs section.

Responsible gambling measures

BetMorph’s responsible gambling measures are clear at the bottom of their site. They have links to GamStop, GambleAware and the Gambling Commission. There are also tools available including time limits, self exclusion and reality checks.

FIRST rating

3.8/5 stars

Payment methods

FAQs

Is BetMorph legit?

Yes, BetMorph is a legitimate company that is regulated by the British Gambling Commission.

How can I contact customer support at BetMorph?

You can contact BetMorph through a live chat, email or an available contact form. Their customer service email is customersupport@instantgamesupport.com.

How do I reset my password at BetMorph?

To change your BetMorph password, click on the menu on the bottom left of the mobile page. Go to ‘account’ and then ‘account details’. You’ll see a purple glowing box that says ‘change password’.