With Meta Betting being a recent entrant to the online betting industry, you would expect it to offer a mobile app. It does, offering an app to both iOS and Android users.
We will go into detail on the app, providing our own insights, but it is important to acknowledge that other people have thoughts too. This is how the Meta Betting app reviews flow through from the different app stores:
If you combine those two scores, you end up in a position where the app is viewed as somewhat "average". We'd urge caution with relying too heavily on those reviews though; the sample size is very small, meaning it can be swayed heavily by just a single review.
After reading our Meta Betting app review, you might decide it is time to establish your own opinion too. If that is the direction of travel you wish to take, doing so is ultra simple with three alternative avenues to download the app:






The sign in details attached to the Meta Betting app are exactly the same as those you use when accessing the browser led version of the site, meaning it's easy for you to get started.
If you are new to Meta Betting then you too can get started easily. Simply follow our sign up steps below:
On opening the Meta Betting app, you will see a white button located in the top right corner, labelled "Register or Login". Click it.
This will open another page, where you again have to click "Register or Login".
Now enter your email address into the relevant field and hit "Continue" when done.
You will now need to input a range of personal information:
Alongside the above, you will also need to create a password for your account and agree to the Meta Betting terms and conditions.
After completing this information, hit "Continue".
You will be presented with a number of toggle options regarding the notifications you are happy to receive.
Configure these as you wish and hit "Continue" when content with your choices.
You will now need to validate your email address with Meta Betting. This is done by entering a four-digit code.
You now have a choice to turn on Face ID within the Meta Betting app, albeit you can choose to skip this step.
If you opted out of notifications in the earlier step, Meta Betting take a second bite of the cherry here, asking you to reconfirm.
If you want to deposit funds at Meta Betting, you can do so easily through the app. The step-by-step process is detailed 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 | |
Instant Bank Transfer | £5 | Not specified | No fee | Instant |
| Payment Method | Min Withdrawal | Max Withdrawal | Withdrawal Fee | Withdrawal Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa | £5 | Not specified | No fee | Instant in our test |
Mastercard | £5 | Not specified | No fee | 3-5 Days |
| Apple Pay | £5 | Not specified | No fee | 9 minutes in our test |
Instant Bank Transfer | £5 | Not specified | No fee | 3-5 Days |
Providing you are already logged into your Meta Betting account, you will see a white "Deposit Now" button in the app header.
Click it.
Hitting "Deposit Now" will only take you as far as your wallet. From here, pick "Deposit" from the menu.
Enter your desired deposit amount in the provided box and hit "Authorise" when done.
Select your desired deposit method from the list of options provided.
This will now open up a form where you have to enter your payment details.
When it comes to withdrawing funds from Meta Betting, the process is a simple one to follow. You can walk through it with us below:
When logged into your Meta Betting account, you will see your account balance in the centre of the app header bar, with a small downward arrow next to it.
Click the arrow.
You are now in your "Wallet". Click on the "Withdraw" button.
Key in your withdrawal amount into the provided box. Hit "Authorise" when done.
You will now see a list of available withdrawal methods, which might be limited to just one option depending on how many methods you've deposited with. Choose your preferred withdrawal method.
You will now see a message confirming that your withdrawal has been processed.
If you are looking for a detailed rundown of everything Meta Betting has to offer in the sports space then you want our in-depth review of the operator. Here, we are solely focussed on how the sportsbook is displayed and works within the Meta Betting app.
The first thing to note is that the sportsbook is easy to navigate within the app. It is the app landing page, with four core pillars forming a horizontal menu at the top of the page; this features the two most popular sports for bettors - Horse Racing and Football - alongside promotional offers and odds boosts. A text search function sits in that section too, enabling targeted exploration.
Where you want to have a more general browse of the sportsbook, you can use the search bar from the footer menu. This sees a menu appear from the left of the app and details a full overview of all the sports covered by Meta Betting. It is well structured and cleanly labelled, making interaction smooth.
When you step into a specific sport, the view you see changes. Take football, for example. You get the other available sports spanning across the top of the app, in icon form, as a horizontal scroll bar. Under that, you can narrow down the region and date of the events you want to focus on.
Beneath that, you can change the specific betting market you want to bet on. It's only a narrow ribbon and covers just some of the more popular markets.
From there, you get into the full event rundown and odds. Separation between events is strong, changing prices and price boosts colour code as you dabble too. You can expand and collapse sections as well, again aiding the user experience.
When you want to explore an event more deeply, simply click on it. Your view again changes but there is a lot of familiarity. Market categories can be browsed in a horizontal menu, markets are collapsible and the odds are easy to read.
The Meta Betting app splits your casino options into two camps; a traditional casino and a live casino. Both are accessed in the same way and present in exactly the same fashion.
It's largely a no-thrills experience but it it is cleanly put together. You've got a horizontal scroll bar that displays casino categories, a simple game filter and a text search functionality. All of this helps you narrow through the library of games that are offered.
You are now into the game lobby itself. Game tiles are nicely sized, sitting square in shape but with rounded edges. It makes for a modern feel. Within each game tile, you also have the ability to favourite games, courtesy of a little heart icon. These then get added to a quick access panel within the casino lobby.
If you check out our in-depth Meta Betting review, we laud the customer service it offers as a company. The app delivers to those same heights.
In the site header bar you will see a headset icon appear. This is your avenue into the Meta Betting live chat. It is genuinely very good, with instant human interaction, detailed answers to questions and an availability time that runs 24/7.
If that isn't enough for you, Meta Betting also offers customer support through email and telephone, which makes them quite a rare player where the holy trinity of customer service is concerned.

The only area of frustration we have with the Meta Betting app is the repetition in the registration process, specifically around marketing preferences.
Thankfully, it is not a factor that bother you on an ongoing basis and, critically, the app performs well where it needs to most, which is with your day-to-day betting needs.
The layout of the Meta Betting app is clean and easy to follow, bets are easy to place and at 56.1MB, it is hardly a huge drain on your device memory, even if its not the smallest betting app we've come across.
All things considered, we do think there is benefit to be had by using the Meta Betting app.

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.