Yeti Bet Review

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Is Yeti Bet legit?

I grant you, it doesn’t sound like a legitimate bookie. And there’s a big giant Yeti in a bow tie staring at you when you click through to the site.

But rest assured, Yeti Bet is 100% safe for punters in the UK.

Yeti Bet is one of several new additions to our list of bookmakers created by the online casino provider L&L Europe Ltd.

All British Casino, No Bonus Casino, Pub Casino and Yako Casino are all part of the L&L portfolio, which was founded in 2011 and holds licenses in the UK, Sweden and Malta.

L&L operates nine online casinos in total: Casino Casino, Fun Casino, Hyper Casino, and Race Casino are the other brands.

What you can expect

Like sister sites All British Sports, Pub Casino and Yako Casino, Yeti Bet is an add-on to the main focus of the offering, Yeti Casino.

Even so, punters in the UK can look forward to a good betting experience with ample football markets and a solid bet builder.

The sportsbook is lacking in a few areas, however. Adding PayPal to its payment options and horse racing to the list of sports would go some way to improving the offering.

What type of punter will like Yeti Bet?

Those who mainly enjoy gambling on casino games and like to have an occasional flutter on the football.

I say this because Yeti Bet is an add-on to Yeti Casino. L&L operates purely casino brands but includes online sportsbooks to meet the needs of all punters.

In fairness, Yeti Bet is a solid option for punters betting on football and Esports.

But, in general, if you spend more time betting on sports, then we recommend choosing one of our top-rated betting sites like Bet UK, Parimatch or Kwiff.

As alluded to, football and Esports get the most attention. Tennis, basketball and table tennis are also well covered while betting on snooker and golf is possible too.

There are over 25 sports to bet on in total with lesser-known sports such as Lacrosse, squash and pesapollo ( the national game of Finland) making for a diverse list. Betting on music, politics and entertainment is also possible.

Despite all that, UK customers won’t fail to notice the absence of horse racing which may see some seek an alternative option.

User experience & design

The white text against the blue background gives an almost classy feel to the site, whilst allowing users to easily find games and read odds. It is a clean look they’ve got going on!

It's also well-signposted with quick links to popular events on the top left and matches filtered by today, tomorrow, upcoming and by league across the top.

The site is also quick to load and highly responsive, making for a pleasant user experience.

Football

Football sits atop the betting options on the left menu with shortcuts to the Premier League, Championship and ongoing competitions providing quick access.

As with all new football betting sites, the selection of markets for the next Premier League game is normally a good indicator of what you can (or can’t) bet on.

Yeti Bet has a great range of bets for goals, corners, cards and combos.

Player props are offered to an extent but not to the same level as the top football bookies with the same true of its bet builder too.

ESports

Another strength of Yeti Bet’s appeal is the variety of Esports games available. Dota 2, League of Legends, Counter-Strike and Valorant are the most popular titles featured.

Customers can pick from a very good selection of markets for the biggest ESports fixtures. I was able to bet on the match winner, map winner, handicaps, total kills and more for a League of Legends match.

Live betting

In-play events can be found quickly by clicking the ‘Live’ tab (on the right of the home icon). Once there, events are categorised by sport.

There’s a game tracker graphic with statistics that allows users to follow what’s happening and a good number of markets too.

Overall, Yeti’s live betting section is alright but it’s nothing you haven’t seen before.

Live streaming

In-play events can be filtered by those available for streaming.

Unfortunately, this doesn’t amount to much with table tennis and esports the only sports offered. While not ideal, it's perfectly understandable given sports betting isn’t the focus for Yeti Bet.

The casino game is the bread and butter for L&L Europe Ltd, the casino network provider that owns and operates Yeti. And it shows because the Yeti Casino is of very good quality.

Here are a few thoughts about my experience at Yeti Casino:

The first thing to note is the premium feel of the site. The ice blue/white colour scheme, minimal amount of text and well-categorised sections, combined, create a good first impression.

You can easily find the type of game you want to play. Type in the search tool, choose by game provider or simply browse by game type.

One slight grumble - I thought there would be more of a selection of slots to choose from. Yeti has around 500 slots whereas some of the top casinos like LeoVegas and Unibet have triple and even quadruple the amount respectively.

Mind you, it still offers a good collection of new and unique slots such as Fishin’ Frenzy - The Big Splash, Lucky Lady’s Charm Deluxe and Toro Shogun.

Yeti Payment Options

• Visa, MasterCard debit card
• Skrill
• Neteller
• Paysafecard
• Boku
• Bank transfer

At Yeti Bet, loading your accounting with funds and withdrawing winnings is straightforward thanks to the many options available.

Each method carries a minimum deposit of £20 while for bank transfers, it is £30.

Bear in mind that withdrawals run much smoother if you use the same payment method to deposit and withdraw.

And, you should also know, that there are no processing fees for making withdrawals.

PayPal is, surprisingly, not available at Yeti Bet.