Allbet Gaming Provider Review, Details and Rating

Studios are often more important than we initially think. With a well-equipped studio, software providers are able to provide a complete visual experience. Even the smoothest UI in the world is worthless when combined with 360p camera footage. That’s why we like Allbet Gaming’s way of streaming. While the UI might seem a bit cluttered at first glance, it does excellent with the busy atmosphere of the studio. It’s not a perfect setup by any means, but it’s far better than what we’re used to seeing with most providers. So, from the get-go, it’s clear that Allbet Gaming know what they’re doing. Still, the UI could be a bit more refined.

As for the location itself, the Allbet Gaming Hall is located in the PBCom building in the Makati Central Business District in Manilla. It features more than one square kilometer of space and is manned by a team of 400 employees. We love the fact that Allbet Gaming owns these facilities, as renting results in lackluster tables more often than not. This gave them the ability to divide the studio into four parts – Dragon Hall, Multi-play Hall, BidMe Hall, and VIP Hall. While we’ve seen both lobbies and sites divided into several sections, this is still an interesting concept. It allows players to choose their path in the beginning and easily find what they’re looking for. Tidy and simple – just the way we like it.

The dealers aren’t too shabby either, but for some reason – they don’t talk and there’s no chat option included. We found this really strange, as half of the fun often comes from having fun with the dealer and your fellow players. Regardless, it seems that every lady we played with was well trained, and was able to run the game with exquisite smoothness. This is something we always liked, when a dealer knows how to keep the players engaged. Sadly, the lack of communication prevents you from having the best time possible. It would be great to see Allbet Gaming fix this in the future. They are too good to let small details like this slide by.

Just like most Asian developers who generally seem keen on filling their lobbies with as much information as possible, Allbet follows the same pattern. The interface often seems cluttered, but in return, you get to see a lot of details on display that you would have to look for otherwise. Both beginners and experienced players will find their way around the lobby quite easily. Players who appreciate the authenticity of the gaming experience will enjoy the multi-table environment. Overall, the controls are pretty intuitive and you won’t have to memorize a lot. Still, the overall layout seems a bit rough around the edges. It’s nothing unfixable, though.

In all four areas of the Gaming Hall, you’ll encounter tables with some pretty cool features. The BidMe mode is probably our favorite. Basically, it lets you squeeze cards through an auction system. Everyone at the table will place a bid, and the player with the highest one will get the privilege of completing the squeeze. Just like Evo’s Multipliers, quirks and innovations like this are what keeps the game going. While they’re not a one-trick pony, Allbet Gaming seems to base a lot of their appeal around the BetMe feature. It’s certainly intriguing, but a couple more games and variants would let it shine even more.