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TonyBet review: esports betting with fiat payments

TonyBet was founded in 2009 by poker player Antanas Guoga, known as Tony G, and is headquartered in Riga, Latvia. It holds licences in Spain, Canada (Kahnawà:ke and Ontario), the Netherlands, Ireland, Latvia and Estonia.

That licence list sets TonyBet apart from most esports books, which run on Curaçao licences. Esports is a section of a general sportsbook, and the cashier is built for fiat: e-wallets, cards and bank methods, with no crypto in our data.

Our verdict: the regulated choice: stricter licences and a fiat cashier, with esports coverage of the main titles. Crypto users and niche-title bettors have better options.
Founded 2009 Licensed in 6 countries Fiat cashier

At a glance

TonyBet in brief

Founded 2009

So what: by Antanas Guoga (Tony G); based in Riga.

Licences 6 countries

So what: Spain, Canada (Ontario and Kahnawà:ke), the Netherlands, Ireland, Latvia and Estonia.

Payments Fiat only

So what: e-wallets, cards and bank methods; no crypto tagged.

Our esports pages 9

So what: ranked for CS2, Dota 2, LoL, Call of Duty, Rainbow Six and more.

Short answer

Is TonyBet good for esports betting?

Yes, if you want a regulated bookmaker and pay in fiat. TonyBet covers the main esports and holds licences from several European and Canadian regulators. It does not take crypto.

Esports coverage Live

Esports you can bet on at TonyBet

TonyBet is ranked on 9 of our game and tournament pages. Its own esports list can be longer; these are the pages where we compare it.

Tournaments

Compared

TonyBet against other esports bookmakers

Opposite strengths: TonyBet for regulation and fiat, ThunderPick for esports depth and crypto.

BookmakerFocusLicencePayments
TonyBetGeneral sportsbookSpain, Canada, NL, Ireland, Latvia, EstoniaCards, e-wallets, bank
ThunderPickEsports firstCuraçaoCrypto only

Licences and payment methods from our provider data and the sources cited in the FAQ, checked 6 Oct 2026.

Payments

Deposits and withdrawals at TonyBet

Built for fiat: e-wallets, cards and bank methods are tagged, and no cryptocurrency.

Method typeDepositWithdrawalWhat it means
CardsNot listedVisa, MasterCard
E-walletsMiFinity, AstroPay, Neteller, PayPal +2AstroPay Card, Payz, Neteller, SkrillSkrill, Neteller and PayPal are tagged.
Prepaid vouchersNeosurfNeoSurf, Paysafe Card
Bank and localBank Transfer, Euteller, Zimpler, TrustlyinstaDebit, InterAc, iDebit, TrustlyInterac and iDebit for Canada; Trustly and Zimpler in Europe.

Payment methods as tagged in our provider data on 6 Oct 2026. Methods differ by country and currency; the cashier after login is the final word.

Bonus maths LiveExample data

What a TonyBet deposit bonus costs to clear

The headline in the card above is a maximum. This example uses a $100 first deposit matched 100%, an assumed 10x rollover and a 6% esports margin, so you can redo it with the real terms.

$40 expected net value

Bonus $100 · 10x turnover · singles at odds 1.80+

Turnover costs the margin on what you bet: 10 × $100 = $1,000, and 6.0% of that is $60.

What it means: each extra 1x of rollover costs about 6% of the bonus at a 6% margin, so a rollover above roughly 16x wipes out the value. Clear it with singles on match winner markets.

Bonus $120 +$100
Turnover 10 × the bonus $1,000
Expected cost, singles $1,000 × 6.0% margin −$60
Expected cost, 3-leg accumulators margin per slip 1 − (1 − 6.0%)^3 = 16.9% −$169
Net value with singles with accumulators: −$69 $40

Terms to check before you opt in

Rollover Bonus or bonus + deposit? A rollover on deposit plus bonus doubles the turnover in this example.
Minimum odds Often 1.50–2.00 Esports favourites are often priced below that, so many bets will not count.
Product Sports or casino? Free spins in a package mean part of the offer is for the casino, not for esports bets.

Worked example: the deposit, rollover and 6% margin are assumptions for illustration, not this bookmaker's terms. Expected cost = turnover × margin.

Pros and cons

What speaks for and against TonyBet

What we like

  • Strict licences Regulated in Spain, Ontario, the Netherlands, Ireland, Latvia and Estonia.
  • Familiar payment methods PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Trustly and Interac.

Worth knowing

  • No crypto No cryptocurrency is tagged for deposits or withdrawals.
  • Restricted in many countries The US, India and Brazil are among the blocked markets in our data.

Who it suits

Is TonyBet right for you?

A good fit if you

  • You want a regulated bookmaker

    TonyBet answers to regulators in Europe and Canada.

  • You bet from Canada

    Interac and iDebit are supported, and it is registered in Ontario.

Look elsewhere if you

  • You pay in crypto

    TonyBet has no crypto cashier in our data; ThunderPick is a better fit.

Our take: TonyBet is the bookmaker to choose if regulation matters most and you pay with cards or e-wallets. Check that it serves your country, because the licences also mean a long list of blocked markets.

TonyBet FAQ

Is TonyBet legit?

Yes. TonyBet has operated since 2009 and holds licences in Spain, Canada (Kahnawà:ke and Ontario), the Netherlands, Ireland, Latvia and Estonia.

Can I bet at TonyBet from Canada?

Yes. TonyBet is registered with iGaming Ontario and serves the rest of Canada under a Kahnawà:ke licence. See our Canada page.

What is the minimum age to bet at TonyBet?

18+ only. Gambling can be addictive; see our responsible gaming page for help.

Responsible gambling

Bet only if you are 18+ and it stays fun

Esports betting draws a younger crowd than most sports. These points apply to every bookmaker on this site.

18+ only

Check the age limit where you live

You must be at least 18 to bet, and 21 in some countries. If you are under age, use this site for information only.

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Limits

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Decide what a month of betting may cost and set that as a deposit limit in your account on day one.

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