Newly introduced to the UK market in 2024 NagsBet is the latest new addition to the ProgressPlay family of betting sites. And, as its name suggests, it’s aiming to cater to sports bettors who love horse racing.

Key information

What is NagsBet all about?

Bonuses

NagsBet offers customers a ‘bet £10, get £10’ welcome offer which, compared to many other offers you can find from other operators, is a pretty basic offer, and one that won’t sway too many people to pick the site over a competitor. 

However, while the welcome offer is a modest one, NagsBet features a range of impressive cashback and bonus offers across a range of different sports.

Available sports

NagsBet has an impressive array of sports to bet on, including a comprehensive selection of niche sports, including beach football, futsal, handball and the rarely-seen pesapallo. 

Pro wrestling fans will be delighted to see that they can bet on their favourite WWE matchups, too.

There are also chess markets, cross-country skiing, snooker, volleyball, ice hockey and formula 1, at the time of writing with 45 sports and esports markets on offer. 

User experience and interface

The user experience on NagsBet is solid on desktop, though we did experience some lagging and freezing when the site attempted to load its markets and odds, forcing us to refresh once or twice on occasion to get the page’s odds and markets to load. 

With the information loaded on the page, everything is displayed clearly, with NagsBet’s dark-background colour scheme making everything crisp and easy to read.

Mobile and app compatibility

The mobile experience is one area that lets NagsBet down. With no mobile app available, customers have to use the NagsBet website in a mobile browser, and the experience isn’t a great one. 

The ProgressPlay betting interface, while decent enough on a computer screen, does not translate as well to mobile, with the interface much fiddlier and tricky to navigate than many other sports betting sites.

App Store: n/a

Google Play Store: n/a

VIP programmes and loyalty rewards

NagsBet offers a rewards programme for its casino, but there isn’t an equivalent for sports bettors. However, there are several bonuses and cashback offers for existing customers, like extra places on horse racing, first past the post - get paid for first place and cashback offers on the Premier League football. 

Diving deeper into NagsBet

Licensing

NagsBet is licensed in the UK by the UK Gambling Commission.

Payment methods

NagsBet accepts a wide range of payment methods, including Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Apple Pay, PaysafeCard, Skrill and Neteller.

Security and fairness

NagsBet’s website uses 128-bit secure socket layer (SSL) technology to encrypt data for transfer across the internet, and firewall-protected servers to ensure data is stored securely. 

Responsible gambling measures

NagsBet offers a range of responsible gaming resources via their ‘play responsibly’ page. Those resources include various limits, time-outs, self-exclusion and reality checks. 

Other information is also available, including links to other helpful websites and organisations, including Gamstop, Gamcare, Gamblers Anonymous and more. There are also links to internet filtering software options, including GamBlock and NetNanny.

FIRST rating

3.5/5 stars

Payment methods available at NagsBet

NagsBet FAQs

Is NagsBet legit?

Yes. NagsBet is an online betting brand from Malta-based operators ProgressPlay Europe Ltd, who are regulated in the UK by the Gambling Commission.

How can I contact customer support at NagsBet?

You can find a help centre in the support section of the NagsBet website, where you have access to a host of articles to help answer your queries – though much of this is aimed at casino queries. Additionally, live chat is accessible via the cashier/account menus.

How do I reset my password at NagsBet?

You can reset your password at NagsBet via the account menus, or, if you aren’t already logged in, click the ‘forgot your password?’ link on the login page.