easyBet Review

The user reviews for EasyBet across TrustPilot, Google Play Store, and the Apple App Store are mixed at best.

The iOS App Store shows an average rating of 2.5/5, though this is based on fewer than 50 reviews. Common complaints mention confusion around how the exchange odds work, with some users expecting traditional sportsbook functionality. Several reviewers mentioned poor live chat experiences when trying to get clarification on how the platform operates.

One significant frustration is the restriction preventing existing Matchbook customers from creating EasyBet accounts. This limitation confuses potential users who’d discover the fact after attempting to register.

I spent considerable time testing EasyBet across both the app and desktop platform, and my experience was generally positive, though I can see why some users find the exchange format confusing if they're coming from traditional sportsbooks.

The interface is clean and functional, which I appreciated. The bet builder functionality works well, but there’s just barely above 10 sports available on EasyBet, at the time of writing. The in-play section is tucked away in the 'Misc' category, which seems like an odd choice given how popular live betting is.

Key strengths:

• Low 2% exchange commission
• Clean, straightforward interface
• Solid mobile app experience

Main limitations:

• Cannot have accounts with both EasyBet and Matchbook
• Weak promotional calendar beyond welcome offer
  

EasyBet's sports coverage focuses on the major categories, like football, horse racing, tennis, cricket, and American sports (NBA and NFL.) Football matches typically feature 200+ markets, which is respectable depth for a betting exchange platform.

EasyBet’s horse racing section covers UK, Irish, and international meetings. I found the race cards easy to navigate, but the lack of Best Odds Guaranteed is notable. In-play betting is available across 13+ sports, though the selection of live events at any given time is modest.

The absence of esports on EasyBet is disappointing, especially considering platforms like Parimatch and Midnite embrace this growing market with wide markets.

The EasyBet app doesn't have a casino section. If you’re looking to play some slots or a casino game, you should consider casino-heavy platforms like 32Red, or hybrid apps, like bet365.

Personally, I found the focus on sports betting and exchange markets refreshing, considering how new EasyBet is to the market. It shows that EasyBet knows its lane and isn't trying to be everything to everyone.

EasyBet promos are underwhelming. EasyBet’s welcome bonus generally features free bets based on wager requirements. The free bets rewards are often split across different categories, meaning you won’t be able to use the entire reward on a football bet.

For existing customers, the Track Club offers free bets weekly, and there are similar promos for NFL bet builders as well. The promotional calendar is a bit dry beyond these offers, but there are also occasional odd boosts on major markets.

EasyBet offers six payment methods: Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.

The minimum deposit on EasyBet is £10 across all methods, with instant processing. I would have preferred to see a £5 minimum to match some competitors, but £10 is still relatively accessible.

Withdrawals on EasyBet officially take 3-5 business days, but e-wallet withdrawals should result faster.