Quick Bet Review, Sports Betting Features & User Insights
Craig Jones 
Scott McGlynn
Quick Bet Review
A fresh sportsbook for UK punters to embrace, QuickBet only launched in 2025. However, the eagle-eyed amongst you will recognise Quick Bet falls under L&L Europe's remit.
L&L is a dab hand in the sports betting arena, presiding over All British and Pub. While QuickBet doubles up as a sportsbook and a casino, there is an emphasis on making the sports betting site a success.
Flooded with betting options and impressive features, QuickBet means business. New players can be assured of the site's pedigree as the site holds licenses from the Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission. In line with UK Gambling Commission regulations, QuickBet adheres to high levels of protection, such as utilising SSL tools to ensure payments are encrypted, while there is a dedication to fairness.
QuickBet hasn't had much time to get its feet under the table, so it hasn't struck up any industry partnerships like fellow new betting operators 7bet, who have sealed basketball and other content deals to entice players.
Moreover, QuickBet hasn't picked up any awards. Fret not, this sports betting site wins plenty of brownie points for user experience, putting it on a level footing with household brands, such as BetVictor and Betfred.
My review puts QuickBet through its paces. I have provided a broad overview of the core components of the operation, highlighting strengths and weaknesses, and drawing comparisons with other bookmakers.
User Experience - My Personal View
My first impressions of the betting site were positive. The desktop version was stylish with its yellow and black hue, and those familiar with L&L's products, will notice it looks very similar to All British design-wise.
Okay, I might have preferred a chronological A-Z menu of the sports running down the left hand side of the page like at Paddy Power and Coral, but navigation was seamless. QuickBet offers a lightning-fast betting experience, and as you will see later in this review, other niche sports, such as Biathlon are factored into their thinking.
I could swiftly between markets and handle my account with minimal fuss, whether it be adding more funds or editing bets. QuickBet's interface is clean and uncluttered which can't necessarily be said of other sites I have reviewed, such as Monster Sports and Fruity King Sports, where the font is much smaller, and they're a bit more fiddly.
Speed is an essential part of any user review, and QuickBet stands the test. I didn't experience any unexpected crashes or technical glitches. There were no dead links either, which has often been the case at other sites, such as Neptune Play which sometimes struggles with big surges at busier times of the day.
Existing players won't struggle to find customised options at QuickBet. The bet mentor tool is an AI-powered feature personalising betting suggestions based on previous betting history. You can test it out without inputting a wager to see if it matches your expectations.
Favourites, meanwhile, make it easy to bookmark potential betting options before returning later to the site to complete a slip with odds on particular sports, such as table tennis, if they take your fancy.
Oh, and the boosted odds offers should be savoured. Through boosted odds, players can extract more profit on lengthened prices, making it worthwhile. Typically, odds for football games were raised from 7/1 to 8/1, such as for the Club World Cup match between Palmeiras and Chelsea below.
While not as juicy as the supercharged Kwiff odds, QuickBet's boosted odds are more in line with the LiveScore Bet offering which is nothing to be scoffed at.
I feel some core features are missing at QuickBet such as Early Payout which would have enhanced the betting experience. The 2Up football offers available at bet365 and BoyleSports are held in high esteem as players can get an early return on their wager, but perhaps that might be revisited down the line at QuickBet.
I would also have liked to have seen the betting promotions tab advertised higher up in the sportsbook. Yes, the welcome offer at QuickBet might not be as high as the casino welcome offer, but it shouldn't be ashamed of this. Promotions are the centrepiece of any site.
Mobile Betting Experience
The mobile version of the QuickBet product was also robust, running without any issues. What's even better is QuickBet is supported by a slick native betting app replicating core functions of the desktop betting site.
Having a great app is pre-requisite of a top-notch sports betting operator, and QuickBet's product was extremely user-friendly. I could find sports markets seamlessly, and the app gained a 4-star rating on iOS (4.3 stars out of 5). Players commented on the consistency of payouts and the quickness of withdrawals which was pleasing.
Whether using the mobile version or app, a fabulous in-play experience awaits. Sports available for in-play betting are denoted by a red 'LIVE' button, and some sports host live streams, enabling punters to catch the action on the move. On the morning I checked out QuickBet's in-play offering, there were 13 different sports to wager on; however, like at other sites, more live sports can be wagered on throughout the day.
Not only that, but Cash Out is available for desktop and mobile users, giving punters control over collecting winnings early.
As you will see in the next section of this user review, there is no shortage of sports to bet on, however, UK horse racing betting has been neglected.
Also, having some app-exclusive promos, such as the ones found at Betway, would have given the QuickBet a bit of a leg up.
QuickBet Betting Markets & Odds
QuickBet boasts over 30 sports to wager on, including table tennis, while Motor Sports are well represented by F1, Nascar, and Indycar, surpassing the coverage available at other sites.
For football, QuickBet holds its own, especially with supplying lines for top leagues, in particular combo bets. If I wanted to wager on a Premier League match between Liverpool and Bournemouth, I could bet on Double Chance and Total Goals Over 1.5 or even the First Goal & 1x2 market, so that was worth tapping into.
Quick Bet hits the mark for odds covered and the margins are decent. Tennis is brimming with ample markets, and the player specials eclipsed lines found at traditional sportsbooks, such as Coral and bet365.
At QuickBet, I could compile special player props relating to aces, breaks, and double faults which is exceptional.
I believe QuickBet is more canny with its bet builder feature rather than just force-feeding punters lines. With basketball, there is the standard bet builder where with the WNBA, for example, you can combine the 1x2, spread, and points lines, and the bet builder pack is a nice touch.
I could assemble prop markets and win lines into a same-game acca giving it an edge over newer betting sites such as Fruity King which isn't as on the ball.
The lack of UK horse racing coverage was a big oversight. Although Irish and worldwide meets were given sufficient attention, I felt a bit short-changed. UK horse racing fans will notice a distinct lack of promotions such as Best Odds Guaranteed or Non-Runner No Bet deals exemplified by Paddy Power and Ladbrokes which should be looked into.
Some sports, meanwhile, were sparse with their offering. I'm referring to snooker betting where there were outrights for 'Triple Crown' events, but for general run-of-mill events, some markets were unavailable, and that was annoying.
Quick Bet Betting Bonuses and Promotions
QuickBet doesn't reinvent the wheel with promos. The welcome offer entails a free bet, but other betting promotions in its repertoire include acca boosts and Bore Draw, replicating 7bet's output.
The acca boosts reached 50%, but this falls well short of the stunning 200% acca boost at BetMGM.
In time, QuickBet might flex its muscles and follow in the footsteps of other bookmakers, such as BetGoodwin, which is renowned for offering refunds on losing bets.
Quick Bet Welcome Bonus Review – Bet £10 Get £10 in Free Bets
The QuickBet welcome offer consists of a £10 free bet when you wager £10. This is rather parsimonious compared to Betfred £50 free bet when making the same qualifying bet.
However, the QuickBet deal facilitates wagers on any sport pre-match or live. Bets can also be on singles, doubles, or bet builder, with minimum odds of EVENS. But as the casino deal has steeper wagering requirements, punters might be grateful for the sports welcome offer.
What is the Quick Bet Betting Promo Code?
The flagship deal doesn't have a promo code, so it will be credited automatically to your account upon signing up.
Quick Bet payment Details
Payments are hassle-free at QuickBet, and I've highlighted the expected processing times for your perusal from the accepting betting payment methods.
Deposit Methods
| Payment Method | Minimum Amount | Maximum Amount | Processing Time |
| Debit card | £10 | £2,500 | Instant |
| Apple Pay | £10 | £2,500 | Instant |
| PayPal | £10 | £2,500 | Instant |
| Bank Transfer | £10 | £2,500 | Instant |
| Skrill | £10 | £2,500 | Instant |
| Neteller | £10 | £2,500 | Instant |
| Trustly | £10 | £2,500 | Instant |
Withdrawal Methods
| Payment Method | Minimum Amount | Maximum Amount | Processing Time |
| Debit card | £10 | No limit | Within 24 hours |
| Apple Pay | £10 | No limit | Within 24 hours |
| PayPal | £10 | No limit | Within 24 hours |
| Bank Transfer | £10 | No limit | Within 24 hours |
| Skrill | £10 | No limit | Within 24 hours |
| Neteller | £10 | No limit | Within 24 hours |
| Trustly | £10 | No limit | Within 24 hours |
Customer Service at Quick Bet
QuickBet deserves plenty of kudos for the level of player support offered. With a comprehensive 24/7 service provided, this ranks well alongside the likes of Paddy Power and bet365. I may have had to fill in a form to activate the live chat, but my questions were answered efficiently, often within a few minutes.
There was a telephone number to contact and email address, surpassing the offering at other UK Gambling Commission operators. Meanwhile, the FAQs area was reliable and broken down into multiple topics, making it easier to pinpoint particular issues.
The only complaint I could level at QuickBet was the lack of social media presence, but that might grow over time.
Responsible Gambling at Quick Bet
QuickBet is diligent towards responsible gambling, and I've discussed some of the available tools:
- Deposit limit - A popular option, players are recommended to set this based on Discretionary Income. The limit works across all L&L Europe brands.
- Loss limit - Like deposit limits, players can handle loss limits and manage how much they wish to lose on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.
- Reality Check - This is mandatory for the casino, but for sports betting, you can set up a Reality Check. An alert pops up after 15 or 30 minutes, so you can carry on playing or take a break.
QuickBet also flags up the dangers of underage gambling, and there is a range of blocking software/third-party applications to put parents at ease, such as GamCare and GamBan.
As an operator monitored by the UK Gambling Commission, QuickBet promotes itself as a bastion of fairness, and it is upfront about its transparency through its extensive Terms and Conditions on the homepage.
My Verdict
In conclusion, QuickBet has only been on the scene for a few months, so it seems harsh to make any cast-iron judgments. The cornerstones of the operator are the quality of odds, in particular boosted odds, and the mobile app fits the bill.
That said, the lack of promos across the board and the paucity of UK horse racing coverage are serious question marks.
Nevertheless, QuickBet is in it for the long haul, and casual bettors seeking a quick bet should consider. Quick Bet.
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