Felicebet Overview
Felicebet is a bookmaker established in 2025. The reviewed record does not list a licence or an operating company, while the brand is recorded as available in 40 countries. That leaves the regulatory basis for those markets undocumented.
The catalogue covers 33 sports, including football, tennis, basketball, ice hockey, horse racing and greyhound racing. No betting margin is published in the reviewed record.
Felicebet Betting Experience
Felicebet lists 33 sports, with football, tennis and basketball alongside horse racing, greyhound racing, Gaelic sports, floorball and bandy. Cricket, darts, esports, politics and water polo also appear. Live streaming is not recorded, and no market depth or maximum payout is given.
No welcome offer or promotional programme is listed. The reviewed data describes the catalogue but not the betting limits or the live product.
Platform Design & Usability
Felicebet does not list an iOS or Android application. Seven payment methods are recorded, covering bank transfer, Interac, MasterCard, Neteller, Rapid Transfer, Skrill and Visa, and accounts are held in the Euro. Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin, Tether and XRP are supported. Multi-factor authentication is not listed.
The mix of bank transfer, a card, three e-wallets and a local transfer service gives the account several funding routes.
Brand Positioning & Appeal
Felicebet combines a 33-sport catalogue with seven payment methods and five cryptocurrencies. The reviewed record lists no licence, so the brand's legal position is not documented despite availability in 40 countries. No promotion and no self-exclusion tool are recorded.
The platform suits players who want wallet and crypto funding, provided they verify the licence position in their own market.
They tricked me into registering, making a deposit, and then withheld the bonus without any explanation. It’s a scam.