genybet review

New players are offered Up to 250 EUR, turf and sports betting, a cash deal rather than a free bet. The offer type follows the welcome bonus model in welcome bonus, so the headline amount sits alongside bonus terms in the published conditions. Read those terms before you deposit.

Genybet is regulated by Autorite Nationale des Jeux (ANJ), the French gambling authority. The licence number published with the operator's terms is 0055-PS-2025-07-24-AGR-01, and that number is the quickest way to check the approval yourself before signing up.

Payments run through Card (CB, Visa, Mastercard), E Carte Bleue and Paysafecard. That covers card networks, a prepaid card, a voucher and bank transfer, so you can pick the rail that suits a small or a larger deposit. Card and voucher options are the quickest to set up.

A mobile app is listed in mobile app, so the main betting markets in Football, Tennis and Basketball are available on a handheld as well as on a desktop browser. Live streaming is available too, which makes in-play markets easier to follow on a small screen.

The sports list covers Football, Tennis and Basketball. Football and rugby lead the set, with tennis, basketball, volleyball and handball alongside them. The operator is a fixed odds bookmaker under bookmaker, so bets are placed against published odds.

The listed responsible gambling tools include self exclusion, so you can block yourself from betting for a period. The published list is short, so players who prefer deposit limits or session reminders should confirm the options with the operator directly.

Support runs on email and help centre. An email address and a help centre cover most questions, and the help centre is the faster option if the answer is already written up. No phone line is listed, so keep written questions clear and specific.