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Gbets BetGames TV, Live Games and Slots
A guide to the Gbets games lobby: BetGames TV, live games, crash games such as Aviator, slots and the providers behind them.
Gbets BetGames TV is a section of live-streamed draw games run by presenters in a studio, where you bet on outcomes such as dice rolls, card deals or wheel results while the round is shown on video. It sits in the Gbets lobby next to slots, live games and crash games. Gbets is licensed by the Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, and the legal status of casino-style games at bookmakers is disputed: the Western Cape board permits them for its licensees, while the National Gambling Board says the 2025 Supreme Court of Appeal ruling bars them nationally.
How BetGames TV works at Gbets
BetGames is a supplier of studio draw games, not a sports feed. Each game runs on a fixed cycle: a betting window opens, closes a few seconds before the draw, and the result is shown live and settled straight away. Rounds follow each other quickly, which is the main thing to keep in mind about cost. A small stake on a game that repeats every few minutes adds up over an evening far faster than a single football bet.
Each game has its own odds table and rules, shown in the game window. Read them before betting, because markets such as "total over" or "colour" pay differently from straight outcomes.
Gbets live games and crash games
The live games section streams table and game-show formats with presenters. The crash games section lists 22 titles, with Aviator by Spribe among them. In a crash game a multiplier rises until the round ends at a random point, and you must cash out before that point to win; if you do not, the stake is lost. Auto cash-out is a budgeting tool, not a method of winning. Our Aviator game guide explains the format in detail.
Gbets casino-style slots and providers
Searches for "Gbets casino" usually mean the slots lobby. Gbets is a bookmaker, not an online casino: online casinos are not licensed in South Africa. The slots on its site are offered under its bookmaker licence, with the legal question noted above. Providers named on the Gbets site include:
| Provider | Known for |
|---|---|
| Pragmatic Play | Video slots and live games |
| Spribe | Aviator and other crash-style games |
| SmarTSoft | Crash and instant games |
| EGT Digital | Classic and fruit-style slots |
| Spinomenal, Booming Games, FunkyGames | Video slots |
| NetGaming, Popok Gaming, Kiss Gaming, Pascal Gaming, Aardvark | Slots and instant games |
Each game carries the provider's own return-to-player figure in its information panel. Spec cards for popular titles are in our slot reviews.
Gbets games and the welcome offer
The Gbets welcome offer includes free spins next to a free bet; the current version is 50 Free Spins and a R50 Free Bet for new customers. Which slots the spins apply to and the turnover on spin winnings are not set out alongside the offer, so ask support before you rely on it. More in the Gbets review.
Keeping game play in check
Fast games are where budgets slip. Gbets offers self-exclusion and time-outs on its responsible gaming page, and the National Responsible Gambling Programme answers on 0800 006 008. You must be 18 or older to play. See our responsible gambling page for practical tools.
Visit GbetsQuestions and answers
What is BetGames TV on Gbets?
A section of live-streamed studio draw games, such as dice, card and wheel games, where bets are settled on the result shown on video.
Does Gbets have Aviator?
Yes. Aviator by Spribe is listed in the Gbets crash games section.
Is Gbets an online casino?
No. Gbets is a licensed bookmaker. Online casinos are not licensed in South Africa, and the slot-style games bookmakers offer are legally disputed.
Can I play Gbets games in demo mode?
Some providers offer demo versions on their own websites. Check the game window on Gbets for a demo option before staking money.

