The first thing to note regarding the BresBet mobile app is the fact that it is available to users of both iOS and Android devices. It sounds obvious, but there are brands that choose to isolate one user group.
The vast majority of our BresBet app review will be us providing the lowdown on what is offered to you, but we are only one voice. We also want to shine a light on how the respective app stores score it:
With Google Play Store not offering up a single review of the app, we are left looking at the 36 reviews awarded via the Apple App Store. At 3.6 out of 5.0, the score is pretty solid. We would suggest you take that rating with a pinch of salt, though, with 36 reviews a fairly small sample.
We'll provide our thoughts, at a much deeper level than the average user. After that, you might decide to give the BresBet app a test of your own. If you do, there are a few ways of triggering the download:
If you are an existing BresBet customer then this section will not apply to you. Instead, you can download the app and log in with your usual details.
If, however, you are a BresBet newbie, follow our simple instructions to register; you can do this inside the app!
When opening the BresBet app, head to the header bar and click on the "BB" icon, labelled "Sign Up".
Input your email address and create a password.
When done, click on the pink "Create Account" button.
Complete the form that appears on-screen, which is largely your personal details.
This includes fields like Name, DOB, Phone Number and your address. Beneath this, on the same page, are some toggles to review in respect of communication preferences.
Hit "Agree & Join" at the bottom when done.
You can now configure any deposit limits as you so wish, setting a daily, weekly or monthly limit. Skipping this step is also possible, courtesy of the toggle towards the bottom of the page.
Click "Next" when done.
Your account is now registered, with the third page of the sign up process a deposit screen. We cover the BresBet app deposit process separately in our "How to Deposit on the BresBet app" section.
When you decide you want to deposit funds at BresBet, this can be done inside the app. Simply follow our step-by-step process below:
| Payment Method | Min Deposit | Max Deposit | Deposit Fee | Processing Time | Triggers Bonus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa | £5 | Not specified | No fee | Instant | |
Mastercard | £5 | Not specified | No fee | Instant | |
| Apple Pay | £5 | Not specified | No fee | Instant |
| Payment Method | Min Withdrawal | Max Withdrawal | Withdrawal Fee | Withdrawal Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa | £5 | Not specified | No fee | 3 minutes in our test |
Mastercard | £5 | Not specified | No fee | Within 2 business days |
| Apple Pay | £5 | Not specified | No fee | Within 2 business days |
Once you are logged into your BresBet app account, click on the white head & shoulders icon in the top right corner.
From your main menu, select the pink "Deposit" option.
Enter your desired deposit amount into the "£" box, either by typing your amount or by using the pink defaults.
Beneath that, choose your payment method. Then, at the bottom of the page, click "Proceed".
If this is your first deposit on BresBet, you will now need to input your relevant payment details.
Click "Pay Now" when done.
You will now see a screen confirming that your deposit has been processed successfully.
You can bet end-to-end on the BresBet app, which includes completing withdrawal requests.
The withdrawal process for BresBet is detailed below:
Click on the account icon located in the top right corner of the app.
From the account menu, click on the grey "Withdraw" button.
You can now enter your desired deposit amount, using the pink quick-reference buttons or by entering a bespoke amount into the "£" box,
Once done, click on the pink "Withdraw" button.
You will now be presented with a message to confirm that your withdrawal request has been received.
Let us be clear, this is our BresBet app review, not our in-depth BresBet review. The latter will deep dive into the detail of what is offered in the sportsbook re sport coverage, market depths, margins and more.
Here, we are focused solely on how the sportsbook behaves in the BresBet app.
The landing page for the BresBet app is sport heavy, with separate "in-play" and "football" sections offered by way of the site footer.
Our first takeaway is a minor negative one. The top third of the screen is a rotational offers and information section, which is standard across most bookie pages. Our bugbear comes due to the "Get The App" push. We are already on the app. It is a sign that BresBet hasn't made loads of effort to tailor the app differently to the browser-led version.
Beyond that first impression, the sportsbook structure and responsiveness are decent, albeit a replica of the browser version.
You have a scroller bar that runs across the page, allowing navigation across a variety of sports. Importantly, this is not the full list of sports; that is accessed via the burger menu in the top left corner. You can easily navigate through both avenues, though, whilst the icon design and colours render cleanly.
As you drill into specific sports, your view changes somewhat. This does vary by sport but there remains a design consistency throughout. Football, for instance, as the main focus for BresBet, comes with three user control options:
These options control the events and odds you see presented below. Here, you can collapse and expand markets and easily read what odds are offered. Clicking into an event deepens the markets available but the overarching way of navigating and interpreting what is on offer remains stable.
All-in-all the BresBet app sportsbook is good, with plenty of user-friendly features.
The BresBet app provides access to two different casino sections, namely, a "casino" and a "live casino". Both are accessed via the footer panel and both share the same aesthetic and structure. This is a positive for user experience.
There are a lot of shared similarities with the sportsbook too. Your top panel is occupied by promotions and offers. Then, beneath that you get into a horizontal scroller that allows for search functionality and navigation across different gaming categories.
When you reach the far right side of that scroller, you have a studio selector, enabling a basic filter to be applied across the game lobby.
When you drop into the game lobby itself, the game tiles are well-sized and there is decent spacing. These two factors make for easy interaction. The only minor negative, for us, is how square the tiles are; we prefer the aesthetic a curved edge brings.
The BresBet customer service is the same in the app as it is on the browser-led version. That isn't necessarily anything to write home about.
That said, accessing the customer service function is easy, with a floating button positioned towards the bottom right corner. Despite the easy access, this button does not trigger a live chat function, which is what it looks like. Instead, you end up in a form that triggers an email exchange.
There is also a FAQ section located in the main menu. This is reasonably detailed but it's text-heavy and lacks search functionality.

We'd be lying if we described the BresBet app as the best mobile app we've ever seen, but it is nowhere close to being the worst either. Does that mean it ranks somewhere around the "average" category? Yes, very much so.
The functionality of the app is perfectly fine. You can register, deposit and withdraw seamlessly, and the general experience across the sportsbook and casino sections is good too.
That isn't any different to the browser-led version, though. BresBet don't do much to hide that either, with advertisements for the app embedded inside the app itself.
The ability to configure face ID and push notifications makes the app slightly slicker from a user angle, though, and for the memory the app takes up, it's probably worth downloading.

Ashley, an Ipswich Town fan, is an experienced content writer in the sports & betting space, who also has an extensive background in data analytics. Those skills combine here to allow for unique angles to be taken across a host of topics.