Betiton

Betiton is operated by Sharp Connection Ltd who also have another site on the Aspire platform, Mr Mega.  They certainly have plenty of experience of the platform as their founder spent several years in a board level position at Aspire.  Betiton itself aims to be an all inclusive platform for players, offering all sorts of iGaming products so there’s no need for anyone to play anywhere else.  As the moment they have sports betting, casino and live casino, but have ambitions to add several other products – so very much more than just a skin!

Betiton has several hundred slot games all of which can easily be located using the search facility, but there aren’t many categories and you can’t filter by the provider or view alphabetically so you do need to know the correct name of the game you want. For example, if you want to play Mega Ball by Evolution you won’t stumble across it as there’s no game show category in the live casino area, but it pops up in the search results as soon as you type in the first three letters of “mega”.  Nor is there an area for progressive jackpots, but we spotted a few Jackpot King games plus Skywind’s Downton Abbey game and there are probably others.  If you’re looking for something new to play, there’s always freshly added titles (new releases and new providers) in the New Games area.

One thing that you will need to be aware of is that just as at other Aspire sites, there’s quite a long list of games than only contribute at 50% to the wagering requirements (making a reasonable 35x playthrough requirement into an effective 70x).  There’s still plenty of games that contribute the full amount, however.

The promotions page at Betiton is largely focused towards the sportsbook, including “boostiton” offers and a cashout feature which will no doubt be of interest to anyone who likes to do some sports betting as well as casino.  The sportsbook itself has a massive range of football bets plus many other sports and a bit of politics and e-sports.

The casino works well across all devices and if anything, it acually looks better on mobile where the game tiles appear in two columns and the search is prominently positioned.  All in all, a cut above most of the Aspire sites we’ve come across.

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