Betarno Review

Betarno comes in as a newer UK-facing sportsbook that also bolts on a full online casino and live casino. If you like having your sports bets and casino play under one account, it’s the sort of site that tries to cover both without being too flashy.

The brand is operated by ProgressPlay Limited, a Malta-based company that runs a large number of white-label casinos and sportsbooks for the UK market. Betarno is one of the more recent additions to that network, with reviews and listings only really appearing in the last few years. There’s no sign of any ownership changes or transfer history; it looks like it has been with the same operator since launch.

Even though you’ll often see it called “Betarno Casino” in reviews, the site is set up as a combined sportsbook and casino hub. UK players can switch between sports betting, slots, table games and live dealer titles from the same balance, using a fairly standard ProgressPlay layout that you’ll recognise if you’ve tried any of their sister sites.

Games and Betting at Betarno

Betarno is built as a hybrid: full sportsbook on one side, multi-provider casino on the other. It doesn’t specialise in one niche, but instead aims to give you a bit of everything.

Sportsbook

The sportsbook covers the usual UK staples: football (Premier League, European leagues, internationals), horse racing to a lesser extent, tennis, basketball, American sports and a spread of smaller markets like darts, snooker and esports depending on the schedule.

The interface is fairly typical of white-label books: a left-hand menu of sports, in-play tab, and bet slip on the right. It’s functional rather than stylish, but you can get your accas and match bets on without much hassle. In-play coverage is there, though not as deep as the big-name bookmakers; you’ll get the main football and tennis matches, but not every obscure lower-league fixture.

Casino Games

On the casino side, Betarno pulls games from several well-known providers via ProgressPlay’s network. Exact line-ups can move around, but expect a mix that usually includes major slot studios plus some smaller developers, giving a decent spread of themes and mechanics.

Slots are the bulk of the lobby. You’ll see a mix of classic three-reel titles, modern video slots and various “book of” and megaways-style games. Search and filtering tools are basic but usable – you can usually sort by provider or popularity, and there’s a search bar for specific titles.

Table Games

For RNG table games, Betarno offers the standard set: multiple versions of blackjack and roulette, plus baccarat and a few casino poker-style games. These are simple, fast-loading titles for when you don’t want the full live dealer experience.

Live Casino

The live casino is one of the stronger parts of the site. It’s powered in large part by Playtech, which means polished studios, professional dealers and a good mix of table limits. You can usually find:

• Live roulette (including European and speed variants)
• Live blackjack with multiple tables and side bets
• Live baccarat and “squeeze” style tables
• Game-show style titles (wheel games, number draws, etc., depending on the current line-up)

Streaming quality is generally solid if your connection is decent, and the lobby lets you switch tables fairly quickly. If you’re mainly into live dealer play, Betarno is closer to “good enough” than “outstanding”, but Playtech’s presence is a plus.

Mobile Experience

Betarno runs through a mobile-optimised website rather than a dedicated app (at least for most UK users). The mobile site mirrors the desktop layout: hamburger menu, quick access to sports, casino and live casino, and a collapsible bet slip.

Navigation on mobile is fine once you get used to the ProgressPlay style, but it can feel a bit cramped when you’re browsing long lists of markets or scrolling through hundreds of slots. Loading times are usually acceptable on 4G/5G or Wi‑Fi. If you’re happy betting and spinning via browser rather than an app, it does the job, but it’s not as slick as the big UK bookmakers’ native apps.

Payment Options

Because Betarno runs on the ProgressPlay platform, banking options follow a familiar pattern. UK players can generally expect common card and e-wallet methods for deposits, such as:

• Debit cards (Visa, Mastercard)
• Selected e-wallets and alternative payment methods, depending on current availability

Deposits are usually instant and fee-free from the site’s side, though your bank’s own rules always apply.

Withdrawals are where Betarno tends to attract mixed feedback. Reviews regularly mention:

• Limited withdrawal methods compared with the deposit options
• Processing times that are slower than the bigger UK brands – expect pending periods rather than rapid cash-outs

You should also factor in standard KYC checks if you’re new or if your total withdrawals climb, which can add extra time if you haven’t already uploaded documents. If fast payouts are your top priority, Betarno may feel a bit behind the curve.

Safety and Licensing

For UK players, Betarno operates under a UK Gambling Commission operating licence held by its operator, which means it has to follow UK rules on player verification, fair play and segregation of customer funds. The brand is also associated with a Malta licence for non-UK markets, but your play as a UK resident is covered by the UKGC framework.

Standard responsible gambling tools are available – things like deposit limits, reality checks and self-exclusion – and links to third-party support organisations are provided from the footer and account area.

Should You Play at Betarno?

If you like the idea of a one-stop account for both sports betting and casino, Betarno is a workable option, especially if you’re not fussed about having every niche feature under the sun. The sportsbook covers mainstream events, the casino has enough variety to keep most slot and live dealer fans occupied, and the site is properly licensed for UK players.

On the flip side, nothing here really pushes the envelope. The design is generic, the sportsbook depth is fine rather than exceptional, and the main recurring complaint from players is around withdrawal speed and the limited cash-out options. If you’re used to lightning-fast payouts from the biggest UK books, you may find the banking side a bit sluggish.

In short, Betarno suits UK players who want a legitimate, all-round site with both sports and casino, don’t mind a fairly standard white-label feel, and are patient with withdrawals. If you’re ultra-picky about user interface or demand the quickest possible payouts, you might treat it as a backup account rather than your main betting home.