eBet Provider Review, Details and Rating

Most eBet tables provide action that’s streamed directly from the company’s main studio in the Philippines. Since servicing Southeast Asia was their top priority from the beginning, they wanted a studio that’s close to their main offices. As a result, they were able to see what works and what doesn’t, all while being able to mitigate any issues in a quick and efficient manner. It also helped them source their dealers from a wide talent pool. Many live dealer software providers have offices in Manilla, so it was easy for them to find some good personnel to bolster their ranks with.

From the get-go, they focused on Chinese native tables. Even though the legal situation of this activity is ambiguous in China, it’s also a country where passion for casino games has always been on a high level. So, with this language option, eBet endeared itself as a nice, but still lightweight, option for both Chinese-speakers and those who aren’t. However, we shouldn’t forget about their great English tables. For a bunch of girls that aren’t native speakers, they are surprisingly fluent and able to communicate with you on a bunch of different topics. We tested and compared them thoroughly, so we can attest to the proficiency of each dealer we had the pleasure of talking two. They’re legit.

However, September 2020 brought a big change to eBet’s business model. Instead of focusing on their neighboring countries, this Filipino company made a step towards the European market. They did this by opening their new, state-of-the-art studio in Tallinn, Estonia. It was an obvious step, as having a global presence is essential for any successful provider. Even though Asian-styled games were considered a niche just a few years ago, more and more players are warming up to them. With almost a decade of experience and its client base growing on a monthly basis, eBet definitely has the potential to make some moves. What these moves will be, only time will tell.

Baccarat is in the forefront of the eBet gaming lobby. While other sections are lacking (more on that later), it’s nice to see the company having a strong point. Even though there is just one version, it’s the crown jewel of the whole collection. The Philippine-based supplier also offers traditional brick and mortar formats such as roulette, but later shifts towards other Asian-facing games such as Sic Bo and Dragon Tiger. Looking at the lobby itself, there’s no denying that it’s modest compared to some of eBet’s competitors. However, it’s also relatively easy to get around, which we believe is an important feature, especially for beginners.

Once loaded, the games work fast, they are reliable and lag-free, even though launching the dedicated lobby area may take a few moments. In dealing with the interface, players have the option to toggle the HD mode on or off, depending on the speed of their internet connection. The dealers themselves speak Chinese and English, but you can change the interface language in the settings. Depending on what you’re looking for, the choice ranges from Spanish, English and Portuguese to Taiwanese, Japanese and Korean. Overall, it’s a decent experience when you look at the whole picture, but it leaves a lot to be desired.