TonyBet™

Last updated: 22 May 2026 Written by Cian O’Rourke, Esports Betting Analyst Fact-checked by the eGamingHQ editorial team

TonyBet Review 2026 — Estonian + Ontario Licensed Esports Sportsbook

TonyBet at a glance

Website	tonybet.com
Year founded	2009
Founder	Antanas “Tony G” Guoga
Headquarters	Tallinn, Estonia
Licences	Estonian Tax and Customs Board (HMTA) iGaming Ontario (registered for the Ontario market)
Esports titles covered	CS2, Dota 2, League of Legends, Valorant, Overwatch
Payment methods	Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, PaySafeCard, PayPal (deposit only), ecoPayz, Sofort, GiroPay, EPS, Euteller, Paysera, Qiwi, Bitcoin + other major cryptocurrencies
Mobile app	No native app; mobile-optimised site
Restricted markets	United States, selected Scandinavian markets
Customer support	24/7 live chat, email
Withdrawal speed	E-wallets & crypto under 24h, cards 2–5 days

Quick verdict

TonyBet is the strongest all-rounder we cover after Betway. Estonian licensing plus Ontario registration gives Canadian bettors something rare: a proper esports book that’s actually licensed for their market. The payment mix is the widest in our set — cards, every major e-wallet, regional rails like Sofort, Paysera and Qiwi, and Bitcoin alongside. And the welcome bonus has the cleanest terms in the field at 10× wagering and 1.65 minimum odds.

Two real misses. No live streaming for esports matches, so you’ll be watching the action on Twitch while you place bets here. And no native mobile app — the mobile site is good but won’t feel like an app to anyone used to one. Outside those two, it’s a reliable, regulated, well-paying sportsbook with serious esports coverage.

Who TonyBet is good for

Strengths & weaknesses

What TonyBet gets right

• Bonus terms that don’t punish you. 10× wagering at 1.65 minimum odds is the cleanest welcome offer in our review set. Compare that to GG.BET’s 20× or BetFury’s 30× and you can see why TonyBet’s bonus is the most realisable.
• Ontario licensed. A genuinely useful operator for Canadian esports bettors. iGaming Ontario registration means proper consumer protection, localised payment rails (Interac via partners), and a regulator you can complain to if anything goes wrong.
• The widest payment mix in our set. Cards, the full e-wallet roster, Sofort, GiroPay, EPS, Euteller, Paysera, Qiwi, Bitcoin and other major crypto. Whatever you use, TonyBet probably takes it. E-wallet payouts in under 24 hours.
• Deep CS2 markets. 60+ markets per top CS2 match including first blood, pistol round, map handicap, correct map score and round totals. Stronger than you’d expect from a non-esports-first book.

Where TonyBet falls short

• No live streaming. You can place live bets, but you’ll need Twitch or YouTube open alongside to follow the action. GG.BET and Stake have streaming built in.
• No native mobile app. Mobile browser is good, but if you’re used to a proper sportsbook app with push notifications, fingerprint login and a sticky bet slip in a separate process, this will feel slightly older-school.
• PayPal is deposit-only. You can put money in with PayPal, but cashouts have to go through a different method. Minor admin annoyance.
• Smaller esports community presence. No big sponsorships, no celebrity ambassadors. Trustworthy, but doesn’t have the brand recognition of Betway, GG.BET or Stake. A non-issue if you’re focused on product quality.

Esports coverage

TonyBet covers the five major esports titles consistently: Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, League of Legends, Valorant and Overwatch. Tournament coverage is solid through the big regional and global events — LoL Worlds, IEM Katowice, BLAST Premier, VCT and the major ESL circuits.

Market depth on top events is genuinely strong. A high-profile CS2 match will routinely show 60+ markets including match winner, map handicap, totals (rounds, kills), first blood, pistol round winner, first to 5/10/15 rounds and correct map score. Less depth on the props you’d find at GG.BET, but more than enough for almost any bettor.

Live betting is fast, odds refresh inside the second, and the platform doesn’t lag during peak tournament play. The notable miss is streaming integration: you’ll need Twitch open in another tab to watch what you’re betting on.

Welcome bonus & terms

New customers can claim 100% up to €100 on a first qualifying deposit. The terms are unusually clean for an esports sportsbook: 10× wagering at minimum odds of 1.65, applicable to both sportsbook and esports markets. No promo code required — the bonus activates automatically.

Payments & withdrawals

TonyBet’s payment mix is the widest in our affiliate set. Deposit methods include Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, PaySafeCard, PayPal (deposit only), ecoPayz, Sofort, GiroPay, EPS, Euteller, Paysera, Qiwi Wallet, Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies. Whatever you use, TonyBet probably takes it.

Withdrawals are typically processed within 24 hours for e-wallets and crypto. Cards and bank transfers take 2–5 business days depending on your provider. There are no internal fees for deposits or withdrawals — you’ll only see costs from your payment provider for currency conversion.

One quirk: PayPal works for deposits only. If you fund your account with PayPal, you’ll need to choose a different method to cash out.

Licensing & country availability

TonyBet holds a licence from the Estonian Tax and Customs Board (HMTA), which is an EU-recognised regulator. For Canadian players, TonyBet is also registered with iGaming Ontario — that means proper Ontario consumer protection, localised support and access to the regulated Ontario market.

Restricted in: United States and selected Scandinavian jurisdictions where TonyBet is not licensed. Available across most of Europe, Latin America, parts of Asia and Canada (Ontario specifically with full regulator backing). Always check your local rules and the operator’s registration before depositing.

Mobile & user experience

TonyBet doesn’t have a native iOS or Android app, but the mobile site is genuinely good — fast to load, fully featured, and works equally well for placing live bets as it does for browsing pre-match markets. The dark interface is consistent across desktop, sportsbook, casino and esports sections.

The interface leans traditional rather than crypto-first — not as slick as Stake on mobile, but considerably cleaner than older sportsbook designs. Navigation, the bet slip and cashier all work without fuss.

Responsible gambling

TonyBet provides the responsible gambling tools required by its Estonian and Ontario licences: deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, self-exclusion and cooling-off periods. Two-factor authentication is available on accounts. KYC verification is required before your first withdrawal — standard for any licensed sportsbook.

Customer support

Two channels: 24/7 live chat and email. Live chat responses are typically under two minutes in our testing. No phone support — if you want to speak to someone, this isn’t the operator for you. The help centre is functional but lighter than what you’d find at Betway or Stake.

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