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Pros

  • Named Lithuanian operating company (UAB Tete-a-Tete Casino) holding a genuine local licence
  • Verifiable content deals with real suppliers - Tom Horn Gaming and SYNOT Games
  • Successfully challenged a regulator's fine in court, which shows engagement with due process
  • Inside the EU regulatory perimeter in its home market, with the protections that brings

Cons

  • Georgian licence unverified - the 200% up to USD 400 offer there is unconfirmed
  • Georgian wagering runs through a 24-hour 'Bonus Wheel' mechanic rather than a stated multiple, which is not transparent
  • No welcome bonus in Lithuania (legal ban, but still nothing to claim)
  • Was fined by its own regulator over customer betting limits, even though the fine was later overturned
  • No independent data on withdrawal speed or complaint handling
  • Small market footprint

Our verdict

Cbet's Lithuanian side is solid: a named company with a real licence, genuine supplier relationships, and an operating record inside an EU regulatory perimeter. The fine on its record deserves the nuance we have given it - the regulator penalised it over customer betting limits, then the Vilnius court overturned the decision on appeal, so it is history rather than a live sanction, and the fact it fought and won says something about its willingness to engage with process. There is no bonus to claim in Lithuania and that is the law, not the operator. Where we would hold back is Georgia: we could not confirm a Georgian licence, and the 200% up to USD 400 offer there runs its wagering through a 24-hour 'Bonus Wheel' rather than a stated multiple, which is exactly the kind of mechanic that looks generous and reads badly in the terms. Fine at home, unproven abroad.

How we rated it

Casino & games (20%)6.8

Slots, table games and live casino with content from named suppliers including Tom Horn Gaming and SYNOT Games - real, verifiable supply deals rather than vague claims.

Trust & licensing (20%)6.8

Named Lithuanian company holding a real licence, and notably it contested a regulator's fine in court and won, which tells you something about its willingness to engage with process. Held back because the Georgian licence is unverified and the 24-hour Bonus Wheel wagering mechanic is not transparent.

Sportsbook & odds (25%)6.5

A sportsbook runs alongside the casino under the Lithuanian licence. Adequate coverage; we found no independent pricing comparison against the larger Baltic books.

Payments & payouts (20%)6.5

Operating inside Lithuania's regulated regime brings enforced standards. No independent measurement of withdrawal speed in either market.

Bonuses & value (15%)5.8

Nothing in Lithuania, and that is the law rather than the operator - bonuses have been banned there since July 2021. The Georgian offer is large at 200% up to USD 400, but its rollover runs through a 'Bonus Wheel' mechanic within 24 hours, which is opaque compared with a stated multiple.

Quick facts

OwnerUAB Tete-a-Tete Casino (Lithuania)
LithuaniaLicensed; no welcome bonus permitted - Lithuanian law has banned all gambling bonuses since 1 July 2021
Regulatory historyEUR 15,000 regulator fine over customer betting limits - OVERTURNED by the Vilnius Regional Administrative Court
GeorgiaUNVERIFIED - no Georgian licence found; Georgia issues online B2C permits via the Ministry of Finance
Georgia offer200% up to USD 400; minimum deposit USD 25; wagering via a 'Bonus Wheel' mechanic within 24 hours
Game suppliersTom Horn Gaming, SYNOT Games (documented deals with CBet.lt)

18+. Lithuania: licensed, but bonuses are prohibited by law. Georgia: licence unverified and wagering runs through a timed Bonus Wheel mechanic - read the terms before opting in.

How we verified this

Cbet is operated by UAB Tete-a-Tete Casino and licensed in Lithuania, where the law has banned all gambling bonuses since 1 July 2021 - so the absence of a Lithuanian welcome offer is legal, not a product gap. Its Georgian licence could not be verified; Georgia issues separate online B2C permits through the Ministry of Finance. Treat the Georgian offer as unconfirmed until you can check the permit.

Where Cbet is licensed

Cbet appears on the official register in 2 countries. Highlighted countries have a full local review — pick yours for its welcome bonus and licence details.

Europe (1)

Lithuania

Asia (1)

Georgia

About Cbet

Cbet is the online casino and sportsbook of UAB Tete-a-Tete Casino, a licensed Lithuanian operator with documented content deals from suppliers such as Tom Horn Gaming and SYNOT Games. In Lithuania it offers no welcome bonus at all, and that is not stinginess: Lithuanian law has prohibited every form of gambling bonus, free bet and promotional incentive for licensed operators since 1 July 2021. Its regulatory record includes an episode worth understanding properly. The Lithuanian regulator fined the company EUR 15,000 over how it applied betting limits to a customer, reported as the authority's first operator fine - but the Vilnius Regional Administrative Court later overturned that decision, siding with the operator's argument that limiting wagering need not stem from a rule breach. Separately, our data carries a 200% up to USD 400 offer for Georgia, a market where we could not confirm Cbet holds a licence.

Cbet FAQ

Who owns Cbet?

UAB Tete-a-Tete Casino, a Lithuanian company holding a Lithuanian gambling licence and running online slots, casino, live games and a sportsbook.

Why is there no Cbet welcome bonus in Lithuania?

Because Lithuanian law forbids it. Since 1 July 2021 an amendment to the Gaming Law has prohibited bonuses, free bets, free spins and all promotional incentives for licensed operators, both online and land-based.

Has Cbet been fined by a regulator?

It was. The Lithuanian Gambling Supervisory Authority fined UAB Tete-a-Tete Casino EUR 15,000 for unreasonably setting betting limits on an online customer, reported as the regulator's first operator fine. However, the Vilnius Regional Administrative Court overturned that decision, agreeing that an operator's right to limit wagering is not exclusively tied to a regulatory violation. It is an overturned sanction, not a standing one.

Is Cbet licensed in Georgia?

We could not confirm it. Georgia licenses online operators through the Ministry of Finance with separate online B2C permits, and we found no Georgian permit for Cbet. Treat the Georgian offer as unverified.

What is the Georgian bonus?

200% of your first deposit up to USD 400 on a USD 25 minimum, but the wagering is applied through a 'Bonus Wheel' mechanic within 24 hours rather than a plain stated multiple - read the terms carefully before opting in.

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