VBet
Vbet was formerly known as Vivarobet and started operating offline in 2003. The group is originally from Armenia, where it owns more than 190 betting shops. In 2008, Vivaro Bookmaker went online and launched Vbet. The brand works globally and is a subsidiary company of the giant software provider BetConstruct, that provides also the platform.
Vbet sportsbook offers a 96%+ payout on the top leagues and interesting features like Multiview, Quickbet and Live Streaming. The Eastern Europe bookmaker acts as the official betting partner of Monaco, while Youri Djorkaeff is the official brand ambassador.
Vbet group comes with a different website per territory. Vbet.co.uk is dedicated to British players, licensed under the UKGC, while Vbet.com works under a Curacao license and operates globally. Vbet.net & .de target Germans and, in general, punters from the DACH countries and come with a Maltese license. Additionally, the brand operates in France under a local license, while it has launched a unique website for LATAM.
VBet Pros
- 30+ payment methods
- 1.500+ pre-match events daily
- 30.000 live events per month
- 45+ sports
- 250+ extra markets
- Multi-View
- Cash out
- Ask the Trader feature
- Mobile apps
- 24/7 support
VBet Cons
- Average odds
- 93%+ on tennis
- No horse/greyhound races (except UK)
- No live streaming
- Late bet settlements
- Fast stake limits
- Low max stake on minor leagues
- Low withdrawal limits/ day
- Many payments excluded from bonus
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FAQ
Vbet as a brand has been around since 2003 and it has been a safe choice since then. After all, the bookmaker has acquired licenses in the UK, in Malta, in Curacao and a domestic license in France.
Vbet is owned from the software giant Betconstruct. The brand is run and operated by Radon B.V., a company having a Curacao license and from Vivaro Limited, which has acquired licenses in Malta and in the United Kingdom.
Thankfully, there are a lot of payment methods in line to top up your account, no matter the country you reside in. If you are a German player, you can deposit to your account through Zimpler, Trustly, Sofort, and Muchbetter. Canadian players might use Interac and DirectDebit, while punters from India might use Jeton, Qiwi and Astropay among others. Regarding the South American countries, the bettors can use Toditocash and Payforfun.
The minimum withdrawal depends on the payment system you will use, but most of them offer cashout of at least €10. As for the max withdrawal, the players can cashout up to €5.000 per day.
The max winnings are capped at €100.000 per bet, or the equivalent amount in any currency.
In case you want to close down your account you can contact the customer support or self-exclude. If you are not entirely sure about a permanent closure, then you can choose the timeout option, which will lock your account for the period that suits you the most. Have in mind that when the chosen period is over, you will regain access to your account.
