To access your Pit Bet account, you sign in from a desktop browser on PC or Mac, or from a mobile phone and tablet. The login form uses the same details across devices, so you can switch between computer and mobile without creating a separate profile.
You need a registered account before you can log in. If you haven’t signed up yet, create an account first, then return to the sign-in page and enter the email or username and password you used during registration.
Open the Pit Bet site, tap Log in , then enter the email (or username) and password you used at sign-up. If the site asks for a code, type the one sent by SMS or email to finish.
Use Forgot password on the login screen and reset it through the link or code Pit Bet sends you. After you set a new password, log in again and make sure Caps Lock and saved autofill details aren’t changing what you type.
If your Pit Bet account was created with a social sign-in option, pick the same Google or Apple button on the login page to enter. If you registered with email and a password, you need to use that method unless support links your account to a social sign-in.
Clear your browser cache for the site, turn off ad blockers for Pit Bet, and try again in a private window. If you’re on Wi‑Fi, switch to mobile data (or the other way around) because some networks block casino domains.
Log in with email and password first if Pit Bet allows it, then update your phone in account settings. If the site forces code verification to the old number, contact Pit Bet support and complete an identity check so they can change the number on file.
Staying logged in is fine on a personal phone with a screen lock. On a shared computer or any public device, log out after each session and don’t let the browser save your password.
Pit Bet runs account checks after you sign in to confirm identity, meet age rules, and protect payments. Verification is not always triggered on the first login, but the platform will block withdrawals until checks are completed.
The exact list depends on your country and the payment method, but most checks follow a standard KYC set: proof of identity, proof of address, and proof of payment method ownership.
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