About Slbet
Slbet is operated by a company who hail from Sofia in Bulgaria named GLB GMBH EOOD. This might seem like an odd name for a gaming company or indeed for any company, but that's what they’ve chosen to call themselves. In fairness, most companies who operate in the gaming sector don't have the most memorable names, possibly because they're not interested in promoting their brand but rather the name of the site itself. In that respect it must be said that Slbet does not fare particularly well either for it has a curious name that isn't memorable in any way.
The operator of the site have numerous other sportsbooks and online casinos to their name, all of which provide the same games and the same average quality of service. There is no About page to be found here and there is little to suggest that the operators of the site are interested in creating any semblance of a community at which players might wish to spend vast amounts of time. Slbet holds a gaming licence that originates in Curacao and speaks about offering 24-hour customer support but your only means of doing so is by completing the contact submission form on the website.
Banking Needs Some Work
Among the many ways in which Slbet could use some work is when it comes to providing information on deposits and withdrawals. There is some information available in the Help section of the site however where you will find a small FAQ. It only provides information on Paysafecard for some reason that is never satisfactorily explained on this site or on any of the sites elsewhere operated by this company.
The information pertaining to paysafecard explains that you can top up using this popular form of prepaid card which comes in Euro denominations that start at 10 and go all the way up to 100. There is no information about other deposit methods, despite the footer of the website showing logos from MasterCard, Visa, Neteller, Skrill and Paysafecard. Presumably all of these options can be used to make deposits as well. There is more information provided about Withdrawals and it would appear that you can withdraw funds into a bank account with the minimum withdrawal set at 30 Euros. However it isn't satisfactorily explained what your withdrawal options are other than bank transfer.
No Promo Page
One of the strangest things about Slbet is that there is no Promotions page on the site or on any of this company’s sister sites. Try searching everywhere for some semblance of a welcome bonus however and you will find one that is lurking within the FAQ of the site, which is very strange. Moreover, the welcome bonus is explained solely via terms and conditions. In other words, the legal basis for it is explained but there's nothing here that might actually incentivise you into wanting to sign up and claim it.
For the record, there is a 100% first deposit match for the sportsbook available up to a maximum of 100 Euros. Deposit a minimum of €10 to claim this offer. There is a certain wagering requirement before these funds can be withdrawn. There also appears to be a parlay bonus which again is only found in the FAQ of the site. The maximum reward you will receive is 30% for correctly predicting the outcome of 15 games. The starting point is four teams, which provides just 1%, rising to 10% once you reach nine games.
