Betvision review

The opening splash page of the BetVision website has a very modern looking flat design and it only has two options on the main splash page which are Sports & Casino making it excellent from a user navigation perspective. It has a very modern look but what happenes when we click through to sports?

From the sports main page you have two ways of navigating through the site. You can use the top menu section to choose “Live Betting” or “Today’s Events” or you can select a sport from the left hand menu. One thing different on this left menu than on other sites is that there is a search box which gives you the ability to search by event, league or specific market.

The overall colour scheme of black, dark grey and red works nicely and makes it easy on the eye of the user. The loading time of the page is quick both on desktop and mobile.

All of the betting action takes place in the middle section of the page with a set of icons showing all sports available to bet on. At the top of this section you have all the sports shown via recognisable sports icons that can be clicked to open only current markets on that sport. It makes for a tidy betting interface and good user experience.

BetVision are extremely competitive on football betting. When looking at this years Champions league quarter final betting before the second round matches, we found that BetVision were probably 4% – 6% better than the mainstream bookmakers like Paddy Power, William Hill and Coral.

Tennis betting was on a par with many of the top bookmakers, whilst betting and prices on The Grand National were a fair bit shorter. It seems horse racing is not one of the better sports in terms of odds. Also they were not offering NRNB and were only paying 5 places when other bookmakers were paying 6 places.

A very solid market coverage on all European football leagues as well as leagues from countries afar. As an example they offer betting from countries around the world, including leagues from Israel, Turkey and Greece.

In total they offer football betting from 46 countries and in terms of market coverage on each game, you will regularly have the opportunity to bet on 100+ markets.

The live interface is very similar to the main betting interface with a left side menu and the main section set up in the same way as the main sports betting page. One thing that is different from other live betting interfaces is that they have split live into two distinct sections.

The first section is the traditional In-play betting markets, however, there is also a tab which will filter and take you to all the “fast markets” offers. It makes finding these types of bets very easy, and will make it very easy for In-play punters who like to bet on these quick turnaround betting opportunities.

Also, once you click into an actual event you will see all of the prices available for the event but once nice feature is a horizontal scrolling bar which allows you to find each type of market quickly, i.e. goals, cards, corners etc, etc

The interface uses the same colour scheme as the main betting interface which makes the navigation really quick and easy to use.

At present there are no ongoing promotions at BetVision. They are currently updating their offer.

From our research it seems that many bookmakers are limiting their deposit options, and BetVision are the same. They currently offer the main debit and credit card payment providers as well as the major e-wallet online payment services.

So you can use VISA or Mastercard or if you would like to use an e-wallet then it is Skrill or Neteller.

The chat portal is easy to find with a large chat button which is prominent on the right side, near the bottom of the page. The agent we chatted with was very quick and more importantly had very good knowledge to answer the questions we posed, including what is NRNB (Non Runner No Bet) and what does under/over mean in terms of goals markets on football.

BetVision is powered by TGP Europe Ltd of 2nd Floor Athol House, 21a-23 Athol Street, Douglas, Isle of Man, IM1 1LB. TGP Europe provides software and network services in the Isle of Man under a licence issued to TGP Limited under the Online Gambling Regulations Act 2001 on 23 September 2012. TGP Europe Ltd is licensed and regulated by the UK Gambling Commission for provision of services to the United Kingdom – Licence Number 122698C. Gambling debts are enforceable in law in the Isle of Man.