Cyber.bet Casino Review

Sup, dawg! This is your boy, Derrick, coming at you with another one of our top australian online casino reviews.

On this day, we are taking a look at Cyber.bet Casino. Oh yeah, time to get all futuristic with a name like that. Unfortunately, one look at this “casino” will tell you that you are supposed to wait in that other line because all the esports punters stand front and center. Yup, it’s another one of those combo gambling sites that clearly caters more to betting than it does to the casino.

Casino Review Details

Established in 2018, cyber bet is technically classified as a well-established casino. It is owned and operating by Ice Gaming N.V. and holds the Curacao license. This online establishment is home to over 1,000 sports betting events and 2,000 games. There’s a nice layer of SSL encryption enveloping the website, which is always great to hear cos I hate having my data and money stolen. They also host a lot of responsible gambling tools so don’t worry about getting addicted to Cyber.bet, dawg.

Okay, okay, let’s not beat around the bush, Cyber.bet casino kinda sucks. I mean, it’s not horrible or anything, but it offers so very little while their esports and sports crowd are having the time of their lives. I mean, your boy Derrick and my broette Lilly had to claw our way through Terms and Conditions and Live chat representatives just so we could find out if this casino even has a welcome casino bonus.

Yes, it was that bad. The good news is that, YES, there is a welcome bonus but the bad news it’s not very good just like everything else on this casino / sports betting site. Cyber.bet is the equivalent of staying at a one star hotel. It’s okay but it’s not like you’ll be wanting to come back, like, ever.

Country Restrictions

The list of restricted countries isn’t too large and I’m thankful for that. The following countries aren’t allowed to create accounts at the casino:

• the United States of America and its territories, the French Republic and its territories, United Kingdom, Netherlands (including Curacao and other countries and territories that form part of the Kingdom of Netherlands), Latvia, Cyprus, Israel, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Sudan, Yemen, Malta, Russian Federation, Ukraine, South Korea, China, Hong-Kong, Australia, and New Zealand.

Now let’s talk about the bonuses or rather, the lack of bonuses. So, Lilly and I each dug deep in order to bring you these (she dug a bit more than your boy Derrick) and while we are proud of the hard work we’ve done, the spoils aren’t anything to brag about. Cyber.bet is a casino that hosts seasonal events and limited-time promotions but, as of writing this, they aren’t hosting anything of such, dawg.

Welcome Bonus

So after much digging, we discovered that there are, in fact, three different types of welcome bonuses. We are looking at two similar types of deposit bonuses, one for sports and casino, and the other one just for casino only.

• Welcome bonus for sports
• Welcome bonus for the casino
• Welcome bonus for both sports and casino game

Here are the details of each bonus:

Only Casino Welcome Bonus

• 100% up to $200
• Wagering 20x bonus
• Wagering contributions 10% of all bets made, on all games
• Bonus code: CASINO100

Sports and Casino Welcome Bonus

• 100% up to $200
• Wagering requirements 20x bonus
• Minimum betting odds 1,85
• Casino wagering contribution 10% on all bets made
• Bonus code: WELCOME100

You may have noticed that I never mentioned the incredibly-enticing 20x(bonus amount). What should otherwise be one of the best wagering requirements ever, is crippled by one single line in text: “Wagering contribution 10% on all bets made”. Yup, basically, it means that only a tenth of all of your bets (EVEN BETS ON SLOT GAMES) are only worth 1/10 of their actual worth.

So, if you do a bit of quick math, you’ll figure out that the wagering amount, in the end, is more likely to be 200x(bonus amount). H-o-l-y c-o-w!
Lilly and I double checked this, and it’s true. I mean it was already a bad deal upon first glance, but this is the delicious cherry on top of this “No thank you” sundae, dawg.

Other Bonuses

Not that it has anything to do with the other bonuses, but let’s add it anyway. So, if you are in the mood for just sports, there is also a sports only welcome bonus. As you can imagine, it’s a much better deal than the ones you get with the casino.

Sports bet bonus

• 100% up to $300
• Wagering 20x bonus
• Minimum odds are 1,85
• Bonus code: BOOKBET
• Maximum bonus $300

VIP Program

According to our research, Cyber.bet swears that they have a VIP program, they just didn’t want to tell us anything about it. Let’s roll that tape again dawg: “Once the casino decides that you’ve spent enough money, they will promote you to a VIP”.

Naturally, the customer support couldn’t even give us a hint over what exactly being a VIP means but they swear, yet again, that it’s the coolest thing since sliced bread, dawg. If I were a betting man (and I am), I’d say that you get the usual stuff you can live without, such as: faster withdrawals, VIP manager and “exclusive” bonuses.

While searching high and low in the Terms and Conditions of Cyber.bet casino, we’ve uncovered some traces of Free Spins being at this establishment. Apparently, there are rules and regulations when it comes to how free spins work.

The only problem is that there aren’t any available. Supposedly, when the gambling site feels like it, they will offer casino free spins as part of these promotions. As of writing this, the only free spins you’re going to get are when you spin in your office chair wondering why you visited Cyber.bet.

So, I’ve been pretty mean towards Cyber.bet but the reality is, it’s really not such a bad place… for esports betting. Yeah, if you like betting on esports, you’ll be in for a treat. Sure, there’s betting on plain old sports but if you like watching those gamers duke it out at Dota 2, League of Legends, Rocket League, Call of Duty or Counter Strike, Cyber.bet will welcome you with open arms. As far as actual casino titles are concerned, they do have a decent library of over 2,000 titles but it feels like there’s much fewer.

Software Providers

• Playson, Boongo, Pragmatic Play, Pragmatic Play Live, Wazdan, Ruby Play, Gamzix, Bgaming, Habanero, Quickspin, BetSoft, Spinomenal, Evoplay, Endorphina, ELK Studios, Platypus, Kalamba Games, Spade Gaming, Ka Gaming, Caleta Gaming, Vela Gaming, TPG, Spribe, Retro Gaming, Onlyplay, One Touch, Simple Play, Net Gaming, Mr. Slotty, EA Games, EGT, Weare Casino, Apollo, Salsa, Cyber slots, and Allwayspin.

Slots

I gotta be honest, I was expecting to see an old outdated slots library with only old titles. To my surprise, the casino does actually host some brand new slot titles. Now all they actually need to do is to give me an incentive to play them and we’ll be half-way there, dawg. In case you need some recommendations, here they are:

• The Dog House, Clover of Luck, Big Bass Bonanza

Table Games

Color me impressed again, but the table games library is actually not half bad either. There’s actually quite a few table games available at Cyber.bet online casino. All you gotta do is manually find them. Yeah, unfortunately, there isn’t a casino section for table games so you’ll have to use the search bar to find them or to dig through the entire library (please don’t do that). Otherwise, they’ve got everything you could want: blackjack games, baccarat games, roulette, video poker, the whole nine yards.

Jackpot Games

Same issue with the jackpot games: no category for them. At least with table games, you can just type “Roulette” and look at all the titles but here, you have to actually know the name of the game. If you don’t, you gotta google some jackpot games and hope that the casino has them. However, I believe I have the easiest solution: find a better casino, dawg.

Live Casino Games

In all my years of reviewing online casinos, I have never, EVER, EVER, EVER seen an online casino that does not have a category for live casino games. This is baffling on a whole new level. No, no, I cannot accept this, dawg.

Table games and Jackpots are one thing but THIS? Even though I’m not a fan of live dealer games, I imagine a lot of fans are going to take one good look at this library and be like: “That’s it, I’m outta here!”. Oh, and they don’t have Evolution gaming as one of their providers, only Pragmatic Play Live. Don’t get me wrong, I like Pragmatic Play Live’s games but without Evolution Gaming, a live dealer games library is seriously lagging behind the competition.

Even more surprises keep popping up. Cyber.bet casino actually has an app for Android mobile devices. Sorry, IOS fans, but this one is for Android users only. Anyway, the app needs to be installed though an unknown source, meaning you can’t just download it off the playstore.

Once you get the app running, it works pretty well, actually. Unfortunately, just like the website itself, it’s catered more towards the betting markets rather than casino titles. You can still play casino titles from the app, which is nice, I guess.

As for us who don’t like having even more apps on our phones, you can also access the entire casino through your phone’s browser. Yes, that also include IOS users. The casino works just as well when ran from a mobile phone. I was able to make a deposit, play some online slots and contact the customer support. So, overall, not only do they have a good app but they also have a very mobile friendly casino.

Well, I can’t say that this is surprising, given that the casino has “Cyber” in its name but Cyber Bet Casino really likes cryptocurrency. They also accept a few other standard payment methods but they really want those bitcoins, dawg.

Deposit Methods

The following payment options can be used to make deposits at Cyber.bet Casino:

• Visa, Mastercard, Neosurf, Skrill, Neteller, Bitcoin, Tether, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash, Yandex Money, Binance Coin, WebMoney.
• Minimum deposit: $10
• Maximum deposit: $2,000 per transaction

Withdrawal Methods

The following payment methods can be used for making withdrawals:

• Visa, Mastercard, Neosurf, Skrill, Neteller, Bitcoin, Tether, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash, Yandex Money, Binance Coin, WebMoney.
• Minimum withdrawal $20.
• Withdrawal limits $5,000 per transaction.

Accepted Currencies

• The American dollar, Euro, British Pound Sterling, Malaysian Ringgit, Vietnamese dong, Indonesian rupiah, Thailand baht, Brazilian real, Ghanaian cedi, Nigeria naira, Mexican peso, Ugandan shilling, Chilean peso, Peruvian sol, Uruguayan peso, Kenyan shilling, and Indian rupee.

If there’s one thing that Cyber.bet casino does really well, is treat its customers with respect. Their 24/7 live chat support was hard at work with helping your boy Derrick with my problems and they were actually pleasantly surprised that I was asking about the online casino.

I guess they have more work with sports betters than casino players, huh? Anyway, your boy Derrick had a nice long chat with the customer support and they were really helpful. I’m actually really sad about them. These guys deserve to work at a better online casino.

Available Languages

• English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Thai, Russian, Vietnamese, Malay, Indonesian, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, and Finnish.

No, I really can’t recommend Cyber.bet casino to anyone interested in playing casino games, dawg. Like, from the first moment I started doing Cyber bet review, I knew I wasn’t going to have much fun, but I never expected the casino to be lacking so much basic things. Like, why wouldn’t you have a category for live games and why wouldn’t you have more than one, very hidden, bonus.

On the other hand, the Cyber.bet does seem like it only has the casino as a side-gig so I guess it’s not surprising. If you want to place some bets, especially esports bets, then Cyber.bet may be a great place to visit. Otherwise, you can do a lot better than this, dawg. As always, we got you, Bro!