Tornadobet Review 2024

TornadoBet is a betting platform that has been around since 2019. TornadoBet originally set out to target players from Russia, Portugal, Germany and Poland although it now accepts many bettors across over 100 countries due to its Curacao licence. In this TornadoBet review we talk more about what this Media Entertainment N.V. betting site offers for esports customers.

TornadoBet Welcome Bonus Review

TornadoBet is offering a strong two-stage welcome offer to new customers. This is different to the other Media Entertainment N.V. platforms. The first part of the offer is a 100% bonus up to €100 for the initial deposit. You can get an additional €200 bonus on your second deposit. This second part of the welcome bonus is only a 50% bonus. So you would need to deposit €400 to get the maximum from the deposit bonus.

In order to claim the bonus once you have made your deposit you must place bets. The qualifying bets must all have minimum odds of 1.80. You have to also complete your bonus requirements within 14 days of your deposit otherwise you cannot unlock the rest of your bonus cash.

Regarding reviews we conduct of different welcome bonuses, this one from TornadoBet is very strong. The one challenging component of this is that you cannot withdraw your bonus or qualifying deposits until you have wagered at least 10 times the amount of your bonus and initial deposit. To keep checking on the terms and conditions before securing any welcome bonus so that you don’t get caught off guard!

TornadoBet Esports Games Offered

Like with other Media Entertainment N.V. betting platforms (for example: LSbet), there is a limited amount of games you can place bets on. This bookmaker is more focused on traditional sports, although it does still offer odds and markets on esports. See below all the esports games they offer markets for.

• Counter-Strike 2
• Dota 2
• League of Legends
• Valorant
• Crossfire
• Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
• Call of Duty
• King of Glory
• Arena of Valor
• Wild Rift
• Age of Empires 4
• StarCraft II

These were the games found on TornadoBet when launching this review. Do note that TornadoBet, as well as other Media Entertainment N.V. betting sites, still uses the CS:GO betting category. If you look at Betway, Betsson or other sites then you will see that the category has been updated to reflect the change from CS:GO to Counter-Strike 2. This shows that TornadoBet still has work to do to update its platform to reflect the wider esports betting landscape.

Esports Betting with TornadoBet

TornadoBet does start to drop in quality when the focus in specifically on esports betting. We score this site very low in terms of the markets that it offers for esports. Mainline markets such as Moneyline are offered for all matches, but it rarely gets better than this. Even if you want handicap markets or over/under markets, you will probably need to look at other platforms for this. It’s clear that if we were reviewing traditional sports betting on TornadoBet then it would be a different story. Just like in LSbet, if you are a newer bettor who prefers to only bet on a match winner – this is completely fine for you. However, veterans of esports betting may prefer to look elsewhere.

There is certainly a lot of value to be gained from the betting bonus offered by TornadoBet. So if you’re betting strategy can help you unlock the value from the limited markets offered, then it might be worth a try still. We do know there are many bonus hunters out there! So from that standpoint, it’s worth putting it in your books.

TornadoBet Payment Methods

TornadoBet has several services that can be used to make deposits. Withdrawals take more time to process than other platforms. However, it is usually quite straight forward and the platform does have quite good users reviews regarding the different payment methods and processes.

See below the different deposit methods available:

• VISA
• MasterCard
• Paysafe
• Basic Crypto deposits (Ethereum, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ripple, Tether)
• Skrill
• Neteller
• Bank Wire
• AstroPay

For withdrawals it is a bit more limited.

• Visa (€25 minimum withdrawal)
• MasterCard (€25 minimum withdrawal)
• Skrill (€10 minimum withdrawal)
• Neteller (€30 minimum withdrawal)
• Bank Wire (€50 minimum withdrawal)

Keep in mind that depending on the withdrawal method you use, it can take different amounts of time to appear in your account. Withdrawing to a bank account or to your debit cards can take between 3-5 days. Withdrawing to Skrill/Neteller account can take between 1 and 3 days.

TornadoBet Licences and Security Review

TornadoBet uses a Curacao Gaming Licence to operate with its customers. That means there are a lot of territories around the world that they can operate in. This includes many countries in South America, Eastern Europe as well as parts of Canada and other locations.

That being said, it is still a licenced bookmaker. With only the Curacao licence, you should only use the platform if you are in a territory covered by the Curacao licence. Don’t try to create accounts using a VPN, and make sure you confirm your identity when processing payments with them.

TornadoBet Betting Review Conclusion

TornadoBet is one of Media Entertainment N.V’s more robust platforms. Particularly regarding payments and customer service. It has many different leagues/tournaments and games from esports on the platform. The biggest problem is the amount of markets that it offers. It is definitely a betting site worth trying if you are newer to esports betting. However, you might find yourself easily outgrowing it as you take a stronger interest in other mainline markets and more specialised markets within your preferred game.

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