TigerBet

About TigerBet

TigerBet obtained their UK remote betting and remote casino licence in June 2025 and launched in November 2025, during Safer Gambling Week as it happens, “which felt like the right week to start as we mean to go on.”

Run by a team with more than 20 years of experience in the sports betting industry, they are based in the UK and pride themselves on delivering “fun and engaging betting experiences” and on knowing what players want.

Getting Started at Tigerbet

There are a few things to bear in mind when claiming the welcome offer at TigerBet:

• The £25 playthrough must be done within 7 days and the clock start ticking when you register, not when you deposit.
• It must be done on the specified games only. There’s 20 of them, none of them are particularly well known games, and you can find a list in Key Information.  On the TigerBet site, you’ll find them in the Casino Welcome Offer section in the lobby.
• Once you collect the spins, you have 24 hours to use them, and they all have to be used in one go.
• In order to use the spins, you must have some cash in your account.

The registration process itself is quick and easy.

Sports Betting at TigerBet

The sportsbook at TigerBet uses the same technology and layout as at Stakewise and Swifty Sports, with the same underlying sports markets available but different choices  of fixtures and tournaments for the Quick Links at the top of the sports menu.

Horse racing, greyhound racing and football are at the core of the sportsbook but they also cover many other sports including rugby, ice hockey, martial arts, darts, cricket, motorsport, basketball and many others.  You can filter each sport’s fixtures by region and by time (next 4 hours, today, tomorrow).  In Play betting is available on football and other ball sports; there’s also a motorsport tab here but it apparently works by counting the entire Nascar Cup Series spanning several months as an event in play.

Slots & Games at TigerBet

TigerBet has slot games from NetEnt, Red Tiger, Big Time Gaming, Nolimit City and Pragmatic Play and there’s a lobby filter so you can split them out and only see games from your preferred provider.  There’s also lots of different lobby sections, although some of them are for non slot games.

First up is a seasonal games section (Halloween at the time of writing) so you can jump straight in and play something that’s of the moment.

Next is the Casino Welcome Offer section, with the games that qualify for the playthrough requirement for claiming the welcome offer.  Following that is a section for “What’s New”.

The Tiger Casino Club lobby section is for titles included in the regular weekly promotion of the same name, which at the time of writing awards 50 bonus spins for £500 of play in the course of a week.

Unusually for an independent, there’s a Jackpots section.  However, it’s filled with games with small multilevel jackpots and there are no really big progressives.  It’s annoying that you can’t see the jackpot size in the lobby, but there’s still plenty of interesting games here to keep you entertained that you may not have come across before.

Several further lobby sections for slots group games by theme (e.g. Big Bass, Classic Slots), game mechanics (Megaways, Cluster Pays) and whether they are part of a promotion (Drops & Wins).  Another section for just Slots shows you everything, but there’s no way to sort them and the only filtering is the previously mentioned game provider filter (still very helpful).

Mixed in with all these slot sections are some – Live Game Shows, Dynasty Lounge and First Person – that really belong in the Live Casino part of the site, which we’ll come to shortly.  There’s also Table & Card Games where you’ll find RNG blackjack, baccarat and roulette and Arcade which has a few themed scratchcards.

Over to the Live Casino where the games are all by Evolution, Ezugi and Pragmatic. Live Game Shows, Dynasty Lounge (Evolution specials) and First Person (Evolution classics without the live dealer) are repeated here and blackjack, baccarat, roulette, poker, dice and Asian games all have their own areas.  There’s even an area for crash games, but at the time of writing there’s just a few games in there.

Other Things To Consider

TigerBet does not have a promotions page as such.  The promotions appear as tiles in a carousel at the top and what you see depends on which part of the site you are looking at i.e. you see sport promotions at the top of the sportsbook, live casino promotions at the top of the live casino and slot promotions at the top of the casino.

Not all of the tiles are actual promotions. Some are splashes for new games and there’s also safer gambling messaging. There’s still a decent number of promotions though.  On the sports side you’ve got price boosts, acca boosts and bet builder boosts, and on the casino side there’s the Casino Club, Pragmatic Play’s ever present Drops & Wins and other spins offers which pop up from time to time.

TigerBet has a mobile app which you can get from the Play Store (Android) or App Store (Apple).Support is delivered via live chat which is available 9am – 9pm every day, or you can email them outside of those hours.

There is one big weak point here which may or may not be a deal breaker for you and that’s the range of payment methods, or rather lack of range as it’s debit cards only.

Final Thoughts

TigerBet doesn’t have the biggest range of slot games in the world but what they do have strikes a nice balance between well known and less well known titles, so you won’t run out of new games to try.  With an attractive and easy to understand welcome offer and well laid out lobby, there’s lots to like about this new independent casino and sportsbook.