BinoBet Review

BinoBet Sports Review

Although BinoBet doesn’t have much in the way of looks, with the site’s design looking a little cluttered and disorganized, it more than makes up for it in charm! Its mascot, a dinosaur, appears not just among the images, but also is routinely mentioned in the descriptions of different pages and bonuses, often in cute and unexpected ways. It gives the entire site a sense of personality and attention to detail, rather than coming off as just another generic bookie with an uninspired theme like so many of its competitors.

Alas, this same endearing attention to detail hasn’t quite seeped into the sportsbook. Don’t get us wrong, it’s not terrible or anything – if you’re a more casual gambler who primarily bets on bigger games (especially for football), you’ll be more than satisfied here. The issue is that, if you’re a veteran punter who is looking for something interesting and unique, some obscure matches with great odds that you won’t find at many competitors, that just isn’t here. The options are pretty limited, both in terms of the overall number of sports and the amount of matches within each one. Again, not terrible, but not unique or praiseworthy either.

Football Betting

Football is by far the biggest sport available here at BinoBet, and if this remotely surprises you, welcome to your first online bookmaker! All joking aside though, just to put things into perspective, as of the time of this writing you can place bets on about 800 different matches for football. The second biggest sport, tennis (which we’ll talk about further just a little bit below) has 150 matches. So you can imagine just how much of an emphasis BinoBet’s creators have placed on this particular sport, which is why it’s a little disappointing that they didn’t go all the way.

You might have already noticed that the 800 different matches are actually a fair bit below what many other sites offer (which are in the 1,000 to 1,500 range). That might not be of much interest to you, since the missing options are from smaller, nation-level leagues (while the big championships like Bundesliga and Champion’s League are well represented), but at the same time, any game that isn’t from the big leagues will have noticeably fewer betting markets. That gives you less options to bet “your way” and ultimately creates an inferior gambling experience, if only marginally so.

Tennis Betting

As mentioned earlier, tennis is the #2 sport here with about 150 to 160 upcoming games available at any given time. Those games, as expected, primarily cover the big international championships, stuff like ITF or ATP – in fact, that’s all you’ll find here. ATP Rome, WTA Italy, ITF Baoutou, etc. If you were looking for more national-level matches that fall outside the scope of these major competitions, well, it might be best to look elsewhere. This won’t be the site for you.

The situation is very similar when we examine the available betting markets here. The absolute biggest of the big matches, like, the kind that will make headlines, will have a ton of publicity and will attract a lot of punters, will have a decent amount of things to bet on (like on individual sets, score for each set, etc). Practically everything else will only let you bet on the winner, and in some cases, on the winner of the first set. Which ust feels like a wasted opportunity in our opinion!

Esports Betting

Despite their immense popularity, esports can definitely be hit or miss at bookies that aren’t entirely dedicated to them – so we’re happy to report that they’re a very solid win here at BinoBet! Really, the only thing we didn’t like about them was that there wasn’t a dedicated “esports” category, but instead each different game was within its own category among the other sports. So, you’d see Football and Tennis in the same menu as Dota 2 and Counter-Strike.

This doesn’t sound like much of an issue (and it isn’t), but what makes it a little annoying is that the site does offer betting on a bunch of different esports: not just the aforementioned two, but also FIFA, Valorant, League of Legends, even virtuals based on games like Injustice 2 and Mortal Kombat 11! Despite the lack of organization, this also means that gamblers interested in videogames will have a ton of different options to wager on, not just in terms of the individual esports, but also in terms of matches and teams. Sure, there are a few extra games that we would have liked to see represented, like Rocket League, but what’s here isn’t bad by any means!

Live Betting

Although there are some players who don’t care all that much about in-play betting, to us at BettingSites.CC, it’s one of the most important features that a sportsbook can have. After all, what’s more thrilling than being able to place wagers on matches that are already happening, with the odds shifting moment to moment depending on what’s happening on the field? As such, we’re very happy to report that BinoBet handles this particular function quite well!

Just like many other sportsbooks, the live betting page isn’t truly its own page that you access, but rather a toggle you can access from the top-left corner. This means that it doesn’t just work on the main sports page, but also on any other sub-pages, such as tennis or rugby. Of course, it’ll be football and esports that benefit the most from in-play betting, the latter thanks to providing in-browser streaming for many matches so you can watch them while you bet, and the former for having not a stream, but a live play-by-play so you can at least monitor the position of the players and ball at any given time.