TVBET Review: Live TV Games, Company Facts and US Access

TVBET is a B2B supplier of live “TV games”: round-the-clock streamed lottery draws, wheels and card games such as 1Bet, 5Bet, 7Bet, Keno, Wheelbet, War of Elements, Poker and Blackjack that casinos and sportsbooks embed in their sites. It was founded in 2016 by CEO Peter Korpusenko, trades through BCore Tech OÜ in Tallinn, Estonia, and marked its tenth anniversary in July 2026. TVBET does not publish licence numbers on its website, its games are not offered by state-licensed US casinos, and among the four offshore sites we review only MyBookie listed titles with TVBET’s game names in October 2026.

This review covers the company, every game in its current lineup with the draw format and timing, how the games work on mobile and what US players should know. The older version of this page read like a press release and promised winnings; it has been rewritten around facts from TVBET’s own site.

TVBET at a glance (October 2026)

Company history

TVBET says it began in 2016 with an idea for products “at the intersection of casino and sports betting” and developed its first five games from scratch. Its roadmap puts studio construction and the first partner integrations in 2017. By 2019 it reported 130 B2B partners and 10 games; by 2020, 170 partners and 12 games; and in 2021 it launched four more games with local themes.

The company has collected trade awards along the way, including “Best Provider of Live Games” at the Login Casino Awards 2020. In 2026 it celebrated ten years in the industry (announced 27 July), was shortlisted at the SBC Awards in the land-based betting and gaming category and was nominated for Best Live Dealer Provider at the EiGE Awards.

TVBET games and how they run

All TVBET games are scheduled broadcasts: betting opens between draws, the presenter runs the round, and many games let you bet on future draws as well as the next one. These are the formats as TVBET describes them:

TVBET Blackjack is not table blackjack

The name can mislead. In TVBET’s Blackjack you do not play a hand: the presenter deals one player position and one dealer position from a single deck, and you bet on the outcome, including a draw and markets such as the number of cards. That makes it a betting game built on blackjack cards, closer to War of Elements than to the dealer tables covered in our live blackjack guide.

Same name, different game

TVBET’s Lucky 6 (35 balls from 48) has nothing in common with BetGames’ Lucky 6, which draws six balls numbered 0 to 9; see our BetGames Lucky 6 guide. Likewise, TVBET’s 7Bet and BetGames’ Lucky 7 both draw 7 balls from 42, but with different colors, bets and odds, so a rule summary for one does not apply to the other.

Odds, jackpots and fairness

TVBET quotes fixed odds on each market and adds a three-level jackpot to several games, including 7Bet, Keno, War of Elements, Poker and Blackjack. It does not publish a return-to-player figure per game on its site, so the only way to judge value is to compare the odds on the slip with the true probability. For a single-number bet in 1Bet the chance is 1 in 37: fair decimal odds would be 37.0, and anything lower is the house edge.

The company says its draws use a “certified lottery machine” and certified wheels, but it does not name the testing laboratory or publish certificates. We also found no licence number on tvbet.tv. That does not prove the games are unfair, but it means you depend on the casino’s own licence and checks.

Playing TVBET games on mobile

TVBET sells a dedicated mobile integration for apps and adaptive websites, alongside web, retail and an offline “virtual solution” for betting shops. In practice, the games load inside the casino’s mobile lobby with the stream above the bet slip. Because draws run on fixed timers (every minute for 1Bet), the main mobile risk is speed: it is easy to keep betting round after round without noticing how much you have staked.

Can US players find TVBET games?

Eight states have legalised online casinos; seven markets are live (NJ, PA, MI, WV, CT, DE, RI); Maine legalised a tribal-only market (LD 1164: became law without the governor’s signature in January 2026, effective 29 Jul 2026) that has not launched (Oct 2026). We found no TVBET or BCore Tech approval with those state regulators, so its games are not part of the state-licensed market.

Offshore, MyBookie’s live lobby listed 1Bet, 5Bet, 7Bet, War of Elements and Wheelbet on 6 October 2026, the same names TVBET uses, though the lobby does not name the supplier. We did not find these titles at Bovada, Ignition or BetOnline. MyBookie is offshore and holds no US state licence, excludes certain states, and was ordered by Michigan’s Gaming Control Board to stop serving Michigan players in January 2025. If a withdrawal is refused there is no state regulator to complain to and your balance is not protected. Read our MyBookie review before depositing.

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Our verdict

TVBET is a sizeable, decade-old supplier of fast lottery-style and card-outcome games that suit sportsbooks better than traditional live dealer lobbies. Its transparency is weaker than rivals such as BetGames, which publishes UK and Malta licence numbers and RTP figures. If you want classic live dealer tables, start with our live casino games guide; for number draws with published odds, compare our live keno guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is TVBET?

TVBET is a B2B provider of live TV games, such as 1Bet, 5Bet, 7Bet, Keno, Wheelbet and War of Elements, that casinos and sportsbooks add to their sites.

Who owns TVBET?

TVBET was founded in 2016 by CEO Peter Korpusenko. Its website lists BCore Tech OÜ in Tallinn, Estonia, as the company behind the brand.

Is TVBET licensed?

TVBET does not publish licence numbers on its website, and we could not confirm a specific gaming licence. Check the licence of the casino that offers the games.

How often are TVBET games drawn?

It depends on the game: 1Bet every minute, Wheelbet every 2 minutes, 5Bet and 7Bet every 3 minutes, Lucky 6 every 5 minutes and Keno every 6 minutes, according to TVBET.

Is TVBET Blackjack real blackjack?

No. You bet on the result of a hand dealt to a player position and a dealer position from one deck; you do not make hit or stand decisions yourself.

Can US players play TVBET games?

Not at state-licensed casinos as far as we can find. MyBookie, an offshore site with no US state licence, listed games with TVBET’s names in October 2026.