CopyBet Review

User feedback for CopyBet paints a mixed picture across Trustpilot, the Google Play Store, and the Apple App Store. The platform maintains an average of 2-3 stars, which immediately signals underlying problems.

Positive reviews for CopyBet consistently highlight fast withdrawal processing. Several users report payouts landing within minutes to a few hours, which is genuinely impressive. The tipster leaderboard functionality also gets praise, as following lead bettors is quite simple.

The negative feedback on CopyBet, however, is more prevalent and centers on several recurring themes. Account restrictions after winning appear frequently in reviews, with users reporting sudden limits or closures following successful bets. Verification delays are another common complaint, along with some technical glitches on the app and website.

I can say CopyBet delivers a functional but imperfect experience. While I didn't experience any account closures during my time testing the CopyBet app, I found the pattern of account restrictions after winning in user reviews a bit troubling, so I’d recommend starting small with CopyBet.

Overall, the CopyBet app feels different, in a good way. The tipster integration is genuinely interesting, and I found myself browsing through a plethora of bettors.

CopyBet’s interface is easy to navigate. You can quickly search through markets, build accumulators, and place singles. However, the app does suffer from occasional lag, particularly when switching between the sportsbook and tipster sections.

CopyBet’s desktop experience is actually cleaner in some ways, but it’s hard to beat the convenience of a mobile app.

Key strengths:

• Innovative tipster-following system

• Zero commission offer for new users

• Decent football and basketball coverage

Main limitations:

• Inconsistent app performance

• Email-only customer support

CopyBet’s sportsbook covers just over 30 sports, and it’s one of the rare apps that support water polo betting. The number of available markets may feel limited when comparing CopyBet to the likes of Bet365 or William Hill.

Football on CopyBet gets solid attention with 250+ markets for Premier League matches. Basketball stands out as another strong category on the sportsbook, as it goes beyond the NBA. You'll find markets for Turkish, Bulgarian, Brazilian, and other domestic leagues with some major bookies.

CopyBet’s horse racing category includes UK and Irish meetings with live streaming available (minimum bet required). The in-play section works well for the sports it covers, though the lack of integrated statistics and live visualisations is noticeable

CopyBet doesn't have a casino. The platform is entirely focused on sports betting and the tipster ecosystem. If you're looking for slots, table games, or live dealer action, you'll need to look into other casino apps, like32Red.

CopyBet's welcome offers revolve around bet-and-get promotions. When you place a qualifying bet, you’ll automatically unlock the corresponding free bets. However, you’ll need to deposit via TrueLayer (their instant banking option secured by open banking) to become eligible for claiming these bonuses in most cases. This requirement catches people offguard regularly, according to user reviews, so read the terms carefully before depositing.

CopyBet runs several ongoing promotions for existing customers, but the overall promo offerings feel sparse when compared to giants like Paddy Power and Sky Bet. Since CopyBet sponsors Queens Park Rangers, there can be offers that reward users with £2 free bets during QPR league games.

Overall, I'd like to see more variety in CopyBet's promotional offerings. Despite the lack of variety, the acca bonuses and daily profit boosts still add significant value to CopyBet.

The CopyBet app accepts six payment methods: Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The notable absence here for me was PayPal, which I use regularly.

Deposits on CopyBet process instantly with a £10 minimum across all methods. Official withdrawal times range from 1-5 business days, depending on the method, though actual processing varies significantly.

The minimum withdrawal limit on CopyBet is £10. The platform uses a closed-loop policy, so you’ll need to withdraw via the same method you used for deposits.