I’ve been punting on Tenobet since about March, so I reckon I have enough experience to say something useful. Stumbled on it through someone on another board who was chasing something with proper slot coverage without all the deposit limit nagging you get now on the UKGC sites. Worth saying up front: it’s not UKGC licensed and it’s not on the GamStop scheme, and that cuts both ways.
Game selection’s genuinely big — somewhere around 3,000+ titles going by the counter, with the names you’d want are all there: Pragmatic, NetEnt, Play’n GO, BTG, Yggdrasil, Microgaming’s back catalogue. Mainly I grind Sweet Bonanza and Book of Dead, which both behave properly on mobile browser. Live dealer’s all Evolution, so it’s what you’re getting — proper croupiers, the game shows like Crazy Time when I fancy a punt on something daft. They do sports as well, which I’ve dabbled in for the football, it’s fine, nothing more.
The welcome thing it’s a 100% match to ?125 and 100 spins thrown in, you have to use the code JOIN002 at deposit otherwise it just doesn’t apply. Read the wagering first, the requirement is fairly standard to be honest. Don’t expect free credit without depositing unfortunately. For the the live offers, they’re listed at [url=https://solvecovid19.net]tenobet login[/url] before you sign up. Minimum deposit is a tenner, the form took about three minutes.
Cashouts have been the better half for me. Visa and Mastercard work, Skrill and Neteller are there, Bitcoin and a few other coins for anyone who wants that. Skrill withdrawals have come through in under 24 hours; cards were a bit longer. My main gripe was the verification — they took a day and a half to clear my documents, and my first withdrawal just sat there the whole time. Nothing shady about it, just a bit of a wait.
Other gripes: they don’t have an app, which means browser only. Works fine on my phone but I’d prefer a proper app. Logging in sometimes gets fiddly at peak times. Live chat at Tenobet is fine — maybe five minutes to get a human, but the opening messages read like templates. Ask a specific question and they’re helpful enough.