Quickbet

When Quickbet launched in early 2025 on the L & L Europe Limited casino network, we were absolutely astonished by the idea that nobody had used the name before. As it turns out, they had – but the “other” Quickbet is a site covered by an Estonian licence, and isn’t available in the UK. To the best of our knowledge, there’s no connection between the two brands. The UK-facing version of Quickbet focuses heavily on sports betting – more so than any of its sister sites – but also comes with the same strong package of slots and games that the other casinos on the network are known for. Does that mean it’s a good iGaming option? Let’s find out.

Quickbet Welcome Promotions

Some of the casinos and betting sites on this network impose wagering requirements on their bonuses. Happily, Quickbet doesn’t commit that offence. If you’re here for the sportsbook, you can claim a free £10 bet in return for signing up, depositing and placing a bet of at least £10. The free bet has to be used at odds of 2.0 or more, and its stake is taken out of any winnings. If, on the other hand, you want to play casino games, the offer for you is 100 Cash Spins on Big Bass at the Races, worth 10p each, in return for depositing and wagering at least £10. Winnings land in your account as real money with no maximum cashout, but the spins expire after 48 hours, and you have to activate the offer before you deposit. These promotions aren’t going to set your world on fire, but they’re still nice things to have as a new player.

Ongoing Promotions

We first reviewed Quickbet Casino a couple of days after it opened, and at the time, we cut it a little bit of slack for the fact that it didn’t have any bonuses to offer save for the welcome promotion. However, we’re disappointed now we’ve come back to review it a second time and found that nothing has changed. There are specific bonus terms and conditions on the website that talk about free spins and other traditional casino bonuses, but they appear to describe bonuses that don’t actually exist on the site. We’ll be back to review Quickbet again in the future, so hopefully, there’ll be more to report by that time.

Away from the casino side of Quickbet, the sportsbook runs the odd promotion around big sporting events, such as a share of £3,000 in cash for bets on the Ashes, and the casino has added 99 Royale, a multiplayer slots battle in which you take on other players on games such as Ra the King, Ragnarok and Cherrie Blossom to be crowned the winner.

What are the Pros and Cons of Quickbet Casino?

Top Games at Quickbet

Quickbet, as we’ve been at pains to point out already, is a sports betting website first and a casino second. That’s why it defaults to the sportsbook every time you land on its homepage. A great many sports are featured there, but none more so than football, for which you’ll find odds and fixtures on competitions as obscure as the Omani league before you see odds on any other sports. When other sports do eventually appear, the order is cricket, then tennis, then basketball, then table tennis. We couldn’t find any coverage of horse racing when the site launched, which is very unusual for a UK-facing sports betting site, but it’s since added a Racing tab that covers both horse racing and greyhounds.

Even though the Quickbet Casino is a secondary concern to the sportsbook, there are still plenty of quality offerings within it. Priority is given to what’s new and interesting rather than what’s well-known and established, so upon opening, the top slots games at Quickbet were Fishin’ Frenzy: Even Bigger Fish (Blueprint), Sticky Stacked Fire 7s (Inspired), Eye of Horus (Blueprint), Big Bass Splash (Pragmatic Play), Gates of Olympus 1000 (Blueprint), Gold Cash Free Spins (Inspired) and Starburst Galaxy (NetEnt). When we checked again in October 2026, the casino lobby opened with the three 99 Royale games, followed by House of the Dragon, Langley Street 23, Centurion Rise of Rome and Big Bass Vegas 1000. Quickbet Casino also has access to the full range of world-class live casino games and game shows from Evolution Gaming, including Crazy Time, Easy Blackjack, and Lightning Roulette, with further contributions coming from Stakelogic and Pragmatic Play.

Withdrawal Processing and Support

We’ve already said almost everything there is to say on this topic. When you ask for a withdrawal from Quickbet, you have to use the same method you used to make your most recent deposit. Your options are Neteller, Skrill, or PayPal if you’re using an e-wallet, Apple Pay, Trustly, debit card, or bank transfer. Withdrawals from Quickbet are usually instant, but should never take longer than an hour unless the casino needs to verify your details.

Customer Support and Licensing

Quickbet can’t be faulted for the quality of customer care that it provides. It’s one of very few UK-facing iGaming brands to provide a full platform of contact methods including live chat, email (support@quickbet.co.uk) and telephone (01223 776868), and all three are available 24/7. The casino is covered by UK Gambling Commission licence 38758, which is held by L & L Europe Limited, and also covers all of the Quickbet sister sites. At the time of writing, the licence is clean. This review will be updated if that ever changes.

Quickbet – The Verdict

We waited for a long time for L & L Europe Limited to show us something new, so we were excited when it came up with Quickbet. It truly is something new for the platform, as it’s the first of the operator’s brands to focus on sports betting more than slots. However, it isn’t really anything new by the standards of the wider market, and it’s let itself down by coming out before it’s really cooked – it’s obvious from the wording of the terms and conditions that there should be more bonuses here, so we don’t know why they launched the casino without them. Perhaps it’s a brand that’ll grow over time. It has grown a little since launch, picking up horse racing and a casino welcome offer with no wagering at all, but there’s still nothing to keep regulars coming back week after week.