SunBet Provider Review, Details and Rating

As of June 2021, Sunbet only has one studio. It’s located in Manila, the Filipino capital. Overall, we’re not quite pleased with what we see. The facilities seem small and haphazardly put together. You can often see random wires on the floor, as well as people sitting at their computers. We’ve never seen a software provider actually record from their offices, but there’s a first time for everything. There’s also a significant amount of audio interference, as you can hear other dealers drowning out the dealer you’ve spoken to. If you’re looking for a calming experience, you should definitely pick a provider that has their act together.

There’s more bad news. The camerawork looks like you’ve accidentally stepped into a time machine and went back to 2008. This downside is even more perplexing when you realize that the actual stream only takes a small part of your screen. The rest is devoted to the UI, which is clean, but too big at some tables. For instance, why would anyone need a gargantuan list of roulette numbers? Aesthetically, it doesn’t make sense, but it’s at least visible and easy to grasp for beginners. We would really like to see Sunbet improve in this department, as they have lots of potential that shouldn’t be squandered so lightly.

When it comes to the dealers, they are just splendid. Despite the shoddy video quality and all the problems in the studio, they remain polite and charming. However, we wish they were more talkative, as Sunbet’s games sometimes feel like playing an RNG version and not the real thing. As for native tables, you can expect a Chinese-speaking dealer here and there. Other than that, all tables are in English and you can change the interface’s language. When you consider everything, this provider doesn’t really impress when it comes to its studio and dealers. They can do a lot of things better. The good news is, though, that these things are not unfixable.

If you’ve never played live casino games before, chances are that you’re going to enjoy what Sunbet has to offer. It’s the ideal way to dive into the excitement of live-streamed action. The UI is another reason why you should try them. It’s big and all the betting options are clearly marked. However, if you are a pro, you will definitely be annoyed by a lot of things coming from this provider. It’s not ideal to have ~70% of your screen covered by stats and the betting interface. If you’re a mobile player, this can be even worse.

However, they do offer a unique take on some games that aren’t all that known by the wider public. While poker might be a multi-billion dollar industry by itself, it’s still not that big in Asia. Sunbet tries to change that with a few interesting tables. There’s also a nice showcase of traditional Asian games, including a rare sighting of mahjong. Realistically, they can do much better, but a few unique titles and a stable platform allowed them to become a hot commodity. In the next few sections, we’ll break down the overall state of Sunbet’s offer, including what they’re missing.