TitanBet Review [January 2025]

TitanBet joined the betting ranks late in 2024, with the product of Victorian bookmaker Louise Cleary utilising the popular BetCloud platform for the site. The result is a betting site with a familiar layout, but TitanBet stands out from the crowd with a unique aesthetic and odds that would be impressive for any betting site, let alone a new one. Of course, there are also areas for improvement, and in this detailed TitanBet review we take a deep dive into everything you need to know about the site, both good and bad.

Having joined the betting industry late in 2024 using the popular BetCloud platform, it would have been easy for TitanBet to slip under the radar. But they’ve developed a great aesthetic that makes their website stand out from the crowd, even if the formatting is identical to so many other bookies.

But a quality aesthetic is not all that there is to like about this new bookie. They also excel in the odds that are on offer, something which is not always all that common with new betting sites.

Another area in which TitanBet excels is their customer support platform. This is centred around live chat and email, but most importantly – in my experience at least – the customer support agents with who you communicate are generally really helpful.

Of course, not everything is perfect at TitanBet – as is true for all bookies, let alone a brand new one. For starters, they don’t yet have a mobile app at the time of writing. One is presumably in development, but for the time being you will have to use the mobile site.

There is also a relatively limited selection of payment methods – actually, a very limited selection. All that you have on offer is debit/credit card and bank transfer, though for many this might not be an issue if these are the ones that you prefer to use anyway.

The addition of more sports to bet on would also help to take TitanBet to the next level. They do have a really good selection of markets on the leagues that they do focus on, but there are only a handful of sports available – hopefully this list grows as the website develops.

While TitanBet is in some ways yet another cookie-cutter BetCloud website, it does have its own unique set of features and reasons to try it out. For me, the most notable of these is their excellent odds, while a good customer support platform also helps. If they can expand their list of sports and get that mobile app out there stat, it will help to take this bookie to the next level. 

There is not a betting site in the world that does not have certain strengths and weaknesses, and TitanBet is no different. Below, we take a look at some of the notable of each of these. 

👍TitanBet Strengths 

• Great odds: It is not all that common for new betting sites to have actually good odds for sports – sometimes they are decent, but they are not generally great. TitanBet is an exception. They have excellent odds for major sports and racing, with some line markets sitting at $1.90 for each team – right up there with the best.
• Unique aesthetic: Though the TitanBet website format is familiar given that it uses the BetCloud platform, the actual aesthetic is really unique and memorable. A black and gold colour scheme is complemented by some almost regal looking text, helping this bookie stand out from the crowd.
• Good customer service: TitanBet does not have a phone number available which may deter some, but their live chat is available 24/7 and in my experience the customer support agents are generally pretty helpful, while email is another solid way to get in touch with them.

👎TitanBet Weaknesses 

• No app as yet: This is a pretty big cross for many punters, with so many now preferring to bet on their phones. You can still access the TitanBet mobile site which functions reasonably well, but an app would be much better and is apparently on the way.
• Limited sports options: While the odds for sports are really good at TitanBet Australia, they unfortunately do not have all that many of them available. At the time of writing, there are just nine different sports on offer with TitanBet.
• Limited payment options: This may not bother plenty of punters, but if you’re someone who likes to use an eWallet, or something like POLi or ApplePay, you won’t find it here, with TitanBet sticking to the absolute minimum when it comes to deposit and withdrawal options.

👨‍⚖️TitanBet Bookmaker Verdict

Though TitanBet certainly has some areas for improvement, most notably the need to release a mobile app, there are certain strengths above which should really appeal to a lot of punters, most notably the excellent odds that they have on offer for sports markets.

Typically new betting sites are not exactly brimming with features, with many of them quite closely resembling one another. This can certainly make it difficult to distinguish one from another, and while TitanBet Australia is not exactly all that different, they do have a couple of notable features, which we take a look at below.

Elite Odds

We will discuss this in a little greater detail below in the odds section, but the odds at TitanBet are worth mention as a standout feature. It is not particularly common for a new betting site to be even in the upper echelon when it comes to odds, but TitanBet has managed to put themselves right up there with the best odds in the business for both sports and racing. This applies to virtually everything – whether you are betting on something common like a line bet for a sporting event, a less common sports bet such as a player prop, or a racing market, you will find some really, really good odds at TitanBet, which is a bit of a novelty particularly for a new bookmaker.

Slick and Standout Website

TitanBet uses the BetCloud software for their betting site, which means that you will likely be familiar with the layout and how to navigate around it. But each bookmaker has an entirely different aesthetic regardless of whether they use the BetCloud platform or not, and TitanBet’s is a good one. They play into a Roman sort of theme, with a logo that somewhat resembles the Pantheon and an ancient-type, all-caps font plastered over a charcoal and gold background. It’s not alone reason enough to bet with a particular bookmaker, but a nice aesthetic is an added bonus and a good one like TitanBet’s makes it more likely that they will stick in your mind.

The above features might not be complete standouts compared the equivalents with some bigger betting sites, but this is often the case for newer ones. And while they might not be features completely unique to TitanBet Australia, they are still big ticks in the favour of this site, particularly the elite odds.

Though there are plenty of punters who do not pay all that much attention to the difference in odds that you will get with different betting sites, it is a pretty important component of betting. You won’t usually find new betting sites that offer odds competitive with the more established brands, but occasionally you might find exceptions, and in some ways TitanBet Australia is exactly that.

When it comes to sports odds, generally I will take a look at the line betting markets to get a sense for the margins that a particular bookmaker takes. If their line bets are both at $1.87, for example, that’s pretty low and the rest of that betting sites basic markets are unlikely to be as good as other betting sites. If you get up into the $1.90s for both teams in a line bet, however, that is right up there with the best and is indicative of a bookie with good odds.

TitanBet is right up there pushing that $1.90 mark, and generally at least at $1.88, as you can see in the below screenshot. It’s certainly not the case for every single matchup you will find on their site, but there are plenty of games for which the line odds are around $1.90, and it doesn’t usually deviate too far from that. Those are some excellent odds.

And as for racing? Interestingly, betting sites are not always consistent in terms of the quality of their odds across sports and racing. Some, for example, might have great line bet odds for sports but poor racing odds, while the others may be the opposite, so you can’t take it for granted that if the odds are good in one area they will also be good in another.

In the case of TitanBet Australia, however, the quality odds that you find for sports markets do translate to racing. A look at an upcoming race in Australia, for example, sees some fantastic odds available at TitanBet – right among the best in the industry. The favourite, which varies from $2.50 to $2.80 at major bookies, is at $2.80 with TitanBet, while the second favourite is at $2.90 with TitanBet, and varies from $2.80 to $2.90 with other bookies. 

This is pretty consistent across the board, with the favourites in particular offering some almost industry-leading odds with TitanBet. The underdogs sometimes aren’t quite as long as at other bookies, but particularly for those who tend to look at the more fancied runners TitanBet are certainly worth checking out. Clearly the quality of odds can vary a little from race to race, but by and large the racing odds available with TitanBet are really good.

All in all, this is one of the more impressive components of the TitanBet site. Often small betting sites will not have great odds, but that is not the case with this new bookie, which offers great odds for both sports and racing.

You will often find that new and small betting sites do not have quite the range of markets, at least when it comes to sports, as their more established counterparts. This does not necessarily apply to racing so much, where the markets are typically pretty consistent across the board, but for TitanBet sports you’ll certainly often notice a difference. TitanBet Australia fits into this mold.

For racing, you will find everything that you would expect to find. There are options for thoroughbreds, harness racing and greyhounds, with all the races that take place in Australia as well everything international, from Great Britain to South Africa to the United States of America. 

In terms of markets, there is never going to be too much fluctuation for racing. You will have your win/place bets, all the standard exotics such as the trifecta and quinella, while with TitanBet you also get the ‘Blended’ option, which we talked about in more detail earlier in this TitanBet review but which basically enables you to punt on multiple runners at the same time.

And as for sport? The number of options is reasonably limited when it comes to the sports available on TitanBet; at the time of writing, for example, there are just nine different options available. These are American football, basketball, cricket, darts, ice hockey, rugby union, soccer, table tennis and tennis. Obviously at different points of the year there will be other sports available too, with AFL and NRL betting prime examples, but TitanBet certainly does not have the range of options as other big bookies. 

Within those sports, however, what is on offer at TitanBet Australia is relatively generous. If we take a look at upcoming NFL (American football) games, for example, there is no less than almost 600 markets available, with a multitude of player props helping to really boost this number. You can see the number of markets available for a given event at TitanBet in the image below, with the ‘579’ in the bottom right of the Vikings vs Bears widget indicating how many markets there are. SGM, meanwhilie, indicates that Same Game Multis are available for that game.

So while you might not get to bet on as many different sports with TiitanBet as you would with their far more established counterparts, if you’re just looking to bet on the most popular sports – as most punters are – then they will be available here, and importantly, you will find a wide range of different markets for those leagues.

It’s an unfortunate reality that if you are betting with a new betting site, there are likely going to be a few things absent that are part and parcel of the betting giants of the industry. Live betting is one of them.

This increasingly popular form of betting lets punters place their bets on an event after it has begun. More often than not this is for a sporting event, but recently some bookies have even started doing it for racing – obviously this is a very fast-paced form of betting with rapidly changing odds and the need for some pretty quick fingers.

It’s a dynamic and exciting way to bet, but it’s not widely available and unfortunately, you will not find it at TitanBet. If this bookie continues to grow then perhaps that will change, but in Australia regulations dictate that live bets must be taken over the phone, so incorporating it does require the addition of numerous extra stuff and invariably costs a little to implement. As a result, it’s not likely to be at the forefront of TitanBet’s mind unless they establish a stronger foothold in the industry.

Bad news on this front. At the time of writing, TitanBet does not have an app available. This is something that could easily deter plenty of punters. Betting apps are just so easy to use, enabling you to do everything you need to do from the ease of your mobile phone, and typically they are pretty well-designed and functional too, often making punting on your phone even easier than doing it on your computer.

The absence of a TitanBet app is a bit of a black mark against this betting site, though the fact that they do not have one does not mean that you can’t still use them on your mobile. To do so, simply head to the TitanBet website on your phone just as you would on your computer.

The TitanBet Australia website will automatically format itself to fit onto your much smaller mobile phone screen, and it is admittedly relatively easy to use. But there is no substitute for a good app. The ability to simply click open an app and the subsequent functionality which comes with something designed specifically for a mobile phone is always going to be more simple than needing to type in the web address and use a slightly more clunky website, so TitanBet would certainly benefit from investing in a TitanBet app – something they may well do as they continue to grow.

In a betting industry absolutely filled to the brim with different bookmakers, it can be very difficult for one to stand out from the rest, particularly given the plethora of them using the same BetCloud platform. Promotions are one such way that they attempt to do this.

TitanBet offers a range of different promos for their customers, but these are constantly changing and Australian rules and regulations dictate that we cannot publish what they offer – nor can you see their promos on the site unless you are signed up and logged into an account. Regardless, given that these promos change relatively often anyway, there would not be much point in us outlining what’s on offer as they would soon enough be replaced. 

What we can tell you is that the range of promos at TitanBet is decent, albeit not outstanding. Certainly there are other betting sites that offer a better range of bonuses and you’re not exactly going to be making a guaranteed profit with what’s available at TitanBet, but nonetheless they do have a decent range which are worth checking out and which can give you slightly better odds of beating the bookie.

Now to the thrilling topic of payment methods! Okay, admittedly it’s not that exciting, but it is part of any detailed bookmaker review worth its salt, so let’s dive into what’s available with TitanBet – which won’t take too long!

Unlike with some, generally bigger betting sites, which offer every payment platform under the sun for deposits and withdrawals, TitanBet Australia keeps things about as basic as possible – minimalism is in after all, isn’t it?

When you’re looking to deposit, it shouldn’t take you too long to decide which method to choose, because you’ve got exactly two options; debit/credit card, and bank transfer. As always, debit/credit card will see the funds deposited immediately into your account, while if you use bank transfer you will have to wait at least a few hours and likely a day or two for the money to make it to your betting account. The minimum deposit is $10.

For withdrawals, things are even more limited. If you’re lucky enough to be in a position to take money out of your account, you’ll be doing so using bank transfer. As with depositing, the minimum withdrawal is $10, and once again the funds will take likely a day or so to arrive in your bank account.

This is not exactly the most extensive payment platform around, though for most punters that will not be much of an issue at all. I place myself in that category too; there could be 100 options available and I would still probably use debit/credit card given how quick and easy it is, so the lack of alternatives here does not bother me in the slightest and I would fathom a guess that I am not the only one to fit into that category. A few more options might help to appease some people, though likely this isn’t on the top of the agenda for TitanBet. 

Customer support is one of those things that you won’t even think about until suddenly one day, you need it, and the difference between a good one and a bad one can be pretty pronounced. With betting sites there are essentially three different potential options for getting into contact, with some offering all three and others just one or two. These options are live chat, email and phone.

Unfortunately, TitanBet Australia has skimped on the third of these, so if you like to speak to a person directly when you have an issue you will have to compromise with this betting site. But the other two options should still be enough for you to resolve most issues, and are available by clicking on the ‘Contact Us’ button as you can see on the left of the below screenshot.

Personally, I would most commonly use live chat. This allows you to immediately speak to a customer support representative, and for most issues you will be able to resolve things on the spot using this form of contact. At TitanBet, live chat is available seven days a week and I have found the agents to generally be pretty responsive and helpful.

Of course, sometimes you simply may not have the time to sit down and have a full conversation with someone online, in which case email is a great alternative. This allows you to send off your query and then continue with your day, and respond to their own response when you have the time. This can also be a good method to use if you have documentation to attach, or your issue is particularly complex.

Overall, the customer support platform at TitanBet should be enough to suffice fir most customers. It’s not the most comprehensive and the addition of a phone number would be valuable for some, but you should nonetheless be able to resolve most issues with the two options that they do have, with live chat enabling you to do so on the spot and email preferred when you have a bit less time. 

Take a look below at some of the most frequently asked questions that we get with regards to TitanBet.

It is often pretty different to separate one new bookmaker from another, but they all have their unique features and TitanBet has done a good job of establishing themselves as one of the better new options out there. The main reason for this is their great odds, which are impressive not just for a new betting site but for any betting site at all. They also have a quality and aesthetically pleasing website, while their customer support platform is on the whole a good one. They certainly have areas for improvement, the most notable of which is the need to develop an app and include more TitanBet sports to bet on, but overall, TitanBet is one of the better new betting sites out there.