Beazt Review

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Who’s Behind Them?

Beazt is one of the only new Canadian betting sites that’s actually worth considering. New bookmakers usually deserve a healthy dose of skepticism, especially in unregulated provinces, but Beazt gets a head start on trust. It’s operated by Granturo Malta Ltd, the company behind Wildz, Wheelz, Spinz, and Caxino. If you’ve played at any of those sites you already know roughly what to expect here: Wildz in particular runs the same sportsbook+casino combo, and it’s earned a strong reputation for offering fair prices, good promos, and a well-rounded product. Beazt is essentially the group’s edgier sibling with an aggressive black and lime green identity built around fight nights and combat sports.

The site holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence (MGA/B2C/1079/2025), so for now it’s only available in provinces outside of Ontario and Alberta. It’s a similar setup to most offshore betting sites Canadians use, and the MGA is about as reputable as offshore licensing gets. So we’ve got a solid foundation, an interesting concept, but the site is a long way from competing with the likes of bet365 and Betway. Here’s what you need to know before playing.

Betting at Beazt: Fights First, But the Rest Isn’t Far Behind

The sportsbook covers what most Canadians want. NHL, NBA, MLB, and soccer all get proper coverage with the usual moneylines, spreads, totals, and player props, plus live betting across the board. But the brand’s heart is clearly in combat sports. UFC and MMA events get pushed front and centre, boxing gets real attention, and Beazt has been building its whole identity around fight nights. If you’re primarily a UFC bettor, this site was practically designed for you.

What Else Can You Bet On?

Beazt offers 33 sports betting categories which cover traditional sports, eSports, virtuals, and racing:

It’s a genuinely well-rounded offering for a site this young, and it includes something most Canadian facing books skip entirely: racing.

Horse Racing and Greyhounds at Beazt

This one surprised me a bit. Beazt has a proper horse racing section, and it’s actually good. Coverage spans international events across the USA, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Germany, Spain, Italy, Mexico, Argentina, South Korea, and Malaysia. Greyhound racing is covered too, with meets from the UK, Ireland, New Zealand, and Australia. The only gap is harness racing, so trotting fans are out of luck. Still, a quality racing section is usually a sign of a serious sportsbook, and it immediately puts Beazt ahead of books like BET99 and Play Alberta that offer no racing at all.

Beazt Mode and Odds Boosts

Beazt’s signature feature is Beazt Mode, an odds boost function that works a lot like bet365’s Super Boost: significantly enhanced odds on a selected market, usually featured on MMA or boxing events. On top of that, there’s a steady stream of regular odds boosts across sports, sometimes up to 15 in a single day, possibly more.

As for base pricing, the odds are competitive, but you’re not consistently going to get the best price here, which is honestly expected from a bookmaker this new. Between Beazt Mode and the sheer volume of daily boosts, this is a worthwhile account to hold for anyone who shops lines. Catch the right boost and you’re getting a price nobody else in the market will touch.

Beazt Casino: 10,000+ Games Hiding in an Awkward Lobby

With over 10,000 titles, Beazt’s casino is one of the largest game libraries available to Canadians. All the heavyweight providers are here: Pragmatic Play, Play’n GO, NetEnt, Hacksaw, Push Gaming, Red Tiger, and Big Time Gaming on the slots side, with both Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live powering the live casino. Jackpot hunters get a dedicated section with progressive classics, and there’s a decent crash and instant games selection including Aviator.

My gripe is with the presentation. For example, you click the Live Casino tab and you won’t see any Evolution games. To find them, you’ll have to hop over to the provider section and scroll down to Evolution. It leaves you feeling that no matter which tab you flip to, you’re never seeing the full catalogue on display. The games are all there, but it doesn’t feel like a casino with 10,000+ titles when you’re browsing it.

There’s also no slot leaderboards and no way to see which games are running hot or cold, features that have become standard at modern casinos like JB Casino. The games themselves run flawlessly (this is the same Rootz platform behind Wildz, one of the fastest in the industry), but the lobby needs work.

Payments and Payouts: Solid, But Know the Rules

Banking options are limited, but extremely well suited to Canadians. Interac e-Transfer, Apple Pay, Visa, Mastercard, and MiFinity are all supported, with a low $10 minimum deposit and $20 minimum withdrawal. Withdrawal limits are generous at $10,000 per day, $25,000 per week, and $100,000 per month, which comfortably beats the caps at books like BET99. There’s no crypto support, which is the only obvious hole here.

Two things before you deposit. First, Beazt enforces strict KYC in line with MGA requirements: government ID, proof of address, and potentially source of funds checks. Get verified early so your first withdrawal isn’t held up. Second, VPN use is strictly prohibited and treated as an attempt to get around regional restrictions.

Neither of these should scare you off. These are standard terms among safe and secure bookmakers, and honestly, seeing them spelled out this clearly gives me added confidence in the brand. It’s the sites with vague terms you need to worry about.

Bonuses, Myztery Boxes, and the VIP Club

The welcome offer here isn’t best in market, but still a stand out. New players get a 100% deposit match up to $500, usable on either sports or casino. The sports version carries a 6x wagering requirement at minimum odds of 1.60 with no max bet size, truly player friendly terms (full breakdown of the Beazt Sports Bonus available below). The casino version carries a more standard 35x, applied to the bonus amount only.

Beyond the welcome package, the Myztery Box program rewards regular play with a progress bar that unlocks prizes: free spins, free bets, cashback, and occasionally physical Beazt merch shipped to your door. The VIP Club is shared across the entire Wildz Group, so status earned at a sister site carries over, and top tiers unlock a dedicated account manager, priority withdrawals, and up to 20% weekly cashback.

Is Beazt Worth Backing in 2026?

Beazt is a genuinely promising addition to the Canadian market. The Wildz Group pedigree means payments, support, and platform stability are already at a level most new bookmakers take years to reach. The sports welcome offer is one of the best value bonuses in Canada right now, the racing section is a pleasant surprise, and the daily odds boosts give line shoppers a real reason to keep an account here.

All that said, it’s still a bit rough around the edges. The casino lobby buries its own library, and mobile apps are a feature most bettors have come to expect in 2026. But as far as new launches go, this is one of the stronger debuts we’ve seen, and combat sports bettors especially should give it a serious look.