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A beastmen list for casual games- tactics below list

Great Bray Shaman- 2

Doom Bull (armed with double axes)- 3

20 Bestigors- 8

30 Gors (armed with double melee weapons)- 3

3 Minotaurs (armed with double axes)- 4

The main body of the formation will assault the enemy (GBS, Bestigors and Gors) with the gors impacting the enemies front and wearing them down as the Bestigors charge from the back, getting off little attacks and taking minimal damage due to the sheer mass of gors till they are wiped out. Simultaneously, the Doom Bull and Minotaurs shall scour the flanks, devouring cav, warmachines and the like and when finished, they shall join the main melee. At this time the gors will be in tatters and the bestigors shall be the majority of the attacking force, with the power of the bestigors arms in combination with the minotaurs and doom bull, the massive losses will incur monumental battle shock finishing off the anvil of the army.

Love to see Beastmen armies, one of my favourite on the table.

Only thing that stands out is the low unit count. Your enemies will probably have more options during the game. You could split the Bestigors into 2x10 and get the one extra champion too, without losing any buffs.