By Simon Head

An ever-present in the UK sports betting space since the early 2000s, NetBet is a long-standing bookie with a wide range of sports and markets and a smart website with a range of bonuses and promos.

What is NetBet all about?

Bonuses

NetBet offers a decent welcome bonus of £20 in free bets for new customers who deposit and bet £10 on a bet builder, but they also offer a range of other promos for existing customers, too. When we reviewed the site, they had a special offer on the Aston Villa vs. Manchester United game where you can earn a free £5 bet for placing a £5 bet builder on the game. Additional promos include payouts on matches where your team takes a two-goal lead. 

Available sports

NetBet’s slate of sports is comprehensive, with all of the usual suspects available to bet on. NetBet’s offerings for football and basketball are particularly strong, but there are also some lesser-seen sports on their A-Z list, including bandy, speedway and kabaddi. 

User experience and interface

The NetBet website is solid, if somewhat unspectacular. It does exactly what you’d want a sports betting site to do, but it’s not as visually appealing as some of its rivals, and it doesn’t share some of the additional little touches that make a good betting site a great one. But nothing here is out of place, and everything works as you’d want it to, so no complaints. It just isn’t as feature-packed as some of its rivals. However, one function that NetBet does have is their ‘bet assist’ feature, which offers relevant stats for the betting market you’re viewing. It’s not ever-present, but when it’s available, it’s a real advantage for punters looking for additional at-a-glance stats to help inform their bet.

Mobile and app compatibility

NetBet’s app offers a better user experience than the website, though the lack of momentum when scrolling can make whizzing down a page to find odds below the fold harder work than it probably should be. Functionality-wise, though, it works well, and with NetBet’s huge range of sports, it’s a good mobile betting option to have in your arsenal.

Apple App Store: 2.7/5 stars (7 ratings)

Google Play: 3/5 stars (64 reviews)

VIP programmes and loyalty rewards

NetBet’s sponsorship of Power Slap has led to a rewards offer where players who place a bet of £5 within a specific period can earn a free spin of the Power Slap Wheel of Sportune to win free bet prizes. There is also a correct score game for existing customers where up to £5,000 is up for grabs for predicting four correct scores in a single round of games.

Diving deeper into NetBet

Licensing

NetBet is licensed in the UK by the UK Gambling Commission and also by the Malta Gaming Authority. 

Payment methods

NetBet accepts debit cards, Neteller, PayPal, Skrill, Paysafecard, Payz and bank transfer via Trustly, as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Security and fairness

NetBet is affiliated to IBAS for dispute resolution, and is regulated by the UK Gambling Commission. Customer data is protected with SSL encryption. 

Responsible gambling measures

NetBet’s responsible gambling measures include deposit limits, loss limits, bet limits, reality checks, session timers, time outs, self-exclusions, fair gaming questionnaires and an affordability calculator. Additional information is also available via links to GAMSTOP, GamCare, Gambling Therapy, Gamban and BeGambleAware.

FIRST rating

4/5 stars

Payment methods available at NetBet

NetBet FAQs

Is NetBet legit?

Yes. NetBet is an established, tenured name in the UK sports betting space. They’ve been in operation since the early 2000s, and are regulated by the UK Gambling Commission.

How can I contact customer support at NetBet?

To get in touch with NetBet contact support, tap the menu icon in the bottom left of the screen, where you’ll find options to access NetBet’s help centre or contact their support team via contact form or live chat.

How do I reset my password at NetBet?

To reset your password on NetBet, click or tap on your account balance in the top right corner, then select My Account. From there, you’ll find an option to change/reset your password.