TangoBet, who are the official sponsors of EFL sides Charlton Athletic and Notts County, launched their sportsbook in 2024. 

They're a relatively new site and they say their customers are everything so let's see how they're getting on!

Key information

What are TangoBet all about?

Bonuses

TangoBet’s welcome bonus is a nice variation on the usual bet £10 and get a £10 free bet.

Bettors can get a £20 free bet if their first bet loses. You must opt-in and deposit a minimum of £20 into your account.

Your £20 bet must be on a selection with minimum odds of evens (2.0). It's worth noting that the £20 free bet can only be used on a selection with minimum odds of 4/5 (1.80) and the maximum winnings are capped at £200.

Available sports

TangoBet’s range of sports available for bettors is decent. You can wager on the likes of football, tennis and golf while they also offer more nice options including winter sports, volleyball and esports.

Their football coverage is solid enough and you can combine selections into a bet builder. They have a great array of team markets and a few player markets including a player to score and a player to be carded. However, they don’t seem to offer player shots on target, shots or fouls.

If, like me, you’re into horse racing then TangoBet has decent coverage. They’ve got all the big meetings covered, however, they could offer a few more markets as you can only back the race winner, forecasts and tricasts. Place options and betting without markets would be welcomed additions.

TangoBet has an in-play tab, while live events are front and centre on their homepage. All major sports are covered including football, tennis and cricket, while you can also bet on live esports events. In-play events also have useful statistics and graphics to help bettors.

TangoBet’s American sports (NBA and NFL) coverage is also worth checking out and you can combine your picks into a bet builder.

If esports are your thing, markets are available on Call of Duty, Counter Strike, Dota2, League of Legends, Rainbow Six, Valorant and more.

User experience and interface

The user experience on the TangoBet site is solid. The style of the site, which has a red and white colour scheme, doesn’t blow you away but it’s simple to use.

At the top of the TangoBet homepage you’ll find their new customer offer above a huge in-play section which shows their live odds on a variety of sports.

Below the live section is their upcoming events for the likes of football, cricket, tennis and basketball with accompanying odds. 

Mobile and app compatibility

TangoBet’s desktop and mobile sites are virtually identical.

The mobile site offers a slightly better user experience than the desktop version as it’s slicker and more compact.

At the bottom of the homepage on mobile there are also tabs including home, in-play, betslip and more (all sports, favourites, bet builder and settings).

TangoBet doesn't offer an app which leaves them slightly behind their sportsbook rivals in the UK.

VIP programmes and loyalty rewards

TangoBet doesn't offer a loyalty programme which rewards bettors with free bets and offers. Their only promotion apart from their new customer offer is their accumulator boost.

Bettors can get up to 77 per cent extra winnings on accumulators (minimum four selections and you would have to place a 15-fold to receive the 77 per cent boost).

Diving deeper into TangoBet

Licensing

TangoBet is owned by Digital Knightsbridges LTD and they are regulated by the British Gambling Commission.

Payment methods

TangoBet has a solid array of deposit and withdrawal options. You can deposit money into your account using Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Paypal, Trustly, Skrill, Paysafecard and MuchBetter.

The minimum deposit is £10 for all methods. Also, you can’t deposit money into your betting account with a credit card.

Their withdrawal options are the same apart from Paysafecard and the minimum withdrawal is £10.

Security and fairness

When you head to the bottom of the TangoBet homepage, you’ll see ‘Contact Us’ and ‘Chat with us’ links. They also have a FAQs section.

The ‘contact us’ tab takes you to their enquiry form and you can use their live chat as long as you are signed in to your betting account.

TangoBet also says they are deeply committed to safeguarding the privacy of their customers.

Responsible gambling measures

You can find TangoBet’s responsible gambling tab at the bottom of their homepage. Their ‘Responsible gaming’ tab takes you to their tools including deposit limits, loss limits, reality checks, time-outs and self-exclusion.

You can also fill out a questionnaire about your gambling activity in the last 12 months to gauge your risk level for problem gambling.

At the bottom of their site they also have links to organisations including GamStop, BeGambleAware and the Gambling Commission.

FIRST rating

3.9/5 stars

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FAQs

Is TangoBet legit?

Yes, TangoBet is a legitimate company. They’re owned by Digital Knightsbridges and they started operating in 2024. They are regulated by the British Gambling Commission.

How can I contact customer support at TangoBet?

TangoBet’s customer service options include a live chat and an enquiry form. Their customer service options are available at the bottom of their homepage under ‘contact us’ and ‘chat with us’.

How do I reset my password at TangoBet?

Changing your password on TangoBet is simple. Click on the drop-down menu on the top left of the screen on mobile and head down to ‘my account’. Click on your name below ‘account details’ and at the top of the page you’ll see the change password option. Type in your current and new password. Easy!