7bet review

7bet lists 100 free spins on £20+ deposit, UK for new accounts in the UK. The wagering requirement is set on the bonus alone, with a basis of bonus at 1, and the recorded offer type is free bet. That makes it a free spins offer rather than a share of your deposit.

7bet holds a UK Gambling Commission licence, recorded as 48789, and its regulator list reads UK Gambling Commission and Local Lithuanian licence (regulator not named on page). The company behind the site is Anakatech Interactive Limited, registered in Bulgaria. UK players therefore sit under a named UK regulator.

The stated minimum deposit is £10, a little above the site median €8.77. The welcome offer sets a floor of its own as well, since it reads 100 free spins on £20+ deposit, UK. Worth budgeting for both before you place a first bet.

Money moves through a wide list: Visa, Mastercard and PayPal. That covers major cards, several e-wallets, a prepaid voucher and mobile wallets, so you can fund the account with the rail you already use. E-wallet payouts are the quicker route under 1-2 business days (e-wallets).

Verification is part of signing up, since the policy reads required. Documents are checked before play, so have ID ready before depositing. The business behind the site is Anakatech Interactive Limited, and the UK Gambling Commission licence number is 48789.

The listed tools are deposit limits, cool off and self exclusion, so you can cap deposits, take a cooling off period or exclude yourself from the site. Setting a limit before a session starts is the practical step, and the account area is where you do it.

It runs as a bookmaker with Football, Horse racing and Esports markets. Cash out is available, so you can settle a bet before an event finishes, and live streaming is not offered, which matters if you follow the match rather than just the prices.

The lobby covers slots, live and table. Live dealer games are part of that mix, with a dealer running the live tables. Table games sit alongside the reels, so a session can move between formats without leaving the site.

Support runs on chat and email, so live chat and email are the two routes. There is no phone line among them, which matters if you prefer to talk a problem through. Chat suits quick queries, while email leaves a written record for payment or bonus questions.