Karamba Review

The Karamba website is very busy when you reach the main landing page, and there is lots going on which makes it difficult to find what you might be looking for.

The dull blue and grey coulour scheme doesn’t work very well, and just makes the front page of the site confusing.

The actual layout of the site is decent enough with a double top bar containing the various products on the first bar, and then the second bar containing additional services including:

In-Play Betting, Today’s Events, Results, Cash Out, Fast Markets, KaramBOOST and Player Props

The main navigation on the left is really user freindly with a vertical menu containing the major sports and leagues. When testing, we were shown the major leagues based on our geo location, so in the UK the first sports we were shown were The Premier League, The Championship and then next came Horse Racing, which makes sense if you are a UK user as these would be the main sports you would bet on.

When you click on a sport or event from the left side menu, it will open up the odds for each match in the centre section.

Strangely enough, the same blue and grey colour scheme is used here, but the layout is much easier on the eye and you can find your game and odds very easily.

Clicking on the odds will open up a bet slip in the right column with a pre filled stake of £10. There are arrows to take the stake up and down which is a nice feature.

Karamba are heavily focused on football and as such, give very competitive odds on the major leagues. When we did a recent comparison, they were offering better odds than 50% of the big name bookmakers, so even though you may not have heard of Karamba, it is worth checking them out, especially if you are an arbitrage punter where you could find some good margins for that type of betting.

As we said, it is clear that Karamba have a heavy focus into football betting, but when we look at other sports it is clear that horse racing is also a sport they focus on heavily.

They currently offer betting on various leagues worldwide, covering more than 50 countries and when we last checked, 143 legues and competitions.
Definitely something for every football punter.

Most games in the bigger leagues covered by major online bookmakers usually have around 80-120 markets. When reviewing Karamba, we found that even a run of the mill game betwen Brighton and Cardiff had over 140 markets and on the same night Watford vs Arsenal had 185 seperate markets.

The bonus offers on Karamba are quite interesting. First up they have their standard welcome offer which gives you the chance to get a free £10 bet when you sign up and bet £10.

But they have a couple of other unique bonus offers:

The first one is Karamguess where you have to guess the answers to 4 questions correctly to win a free £20 in play bonus bet token.

The other is Karamboost which allows you to get extended odds boosts on various accumulator bets.

At Karamba you can deposit and withdraw using Credit Card, NETELLER, Skrill 1-tap, Skrill, DIRECTebanking and PaySafeCard. At present they do not offer Paypal.

Withdrawal is quickest using debit or credit card as they have a rapid payout service for these methods.

The live chat is straightforward to use but it took more than two minutes for us to have our query answered and that was when we were first in the queue. Once on, the agent was very helpful and knowledgeable.

With their commitment to safety, you can be rest assured of enjoying the fairest gaming experience with a maximum level of security and privacy. Karamba was founded in 2005 and through a passionate team of employees they have been committed to bringing the most fair, secure and entertaining betting experience on the net. Aspire Global International LTD is the license holder, and a fully licensed operator (MGA/CL4/400/2007) under the Malta Gaming Authority.

In Great Britain only, the games on the website are operated by AG Communications Limited, a Malta based company with registration number C48328 and having registered office at 135, High street, Sliema SLM 1549, Malta, which is licensed and regulated by the United Kingdom Gambling Commission (Remote Gaming License Number 000-039483-R-319409-001).