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Sports Betting sites that support Crypto have been around for over 10 years. However, we do not have a comprehensive list of sportsbooks that cater to the crypto Community. I have compiled a comprehensive list of sportsbooks, along with their Promo information, Features, Deposit Bonuses, Cryptos they support, and any additional information on them. Hopefully, the community can use it as a reference for the different options available and compare them. Currently, I only included sportsbooks that are on Bitcointalk. I am open to adding Crypto sportsbooks that are not there, depending on the community’s feedback.

@OP, can you add the column - With Existing Scam Accusations (Yes/No)?
Because in your current table, we can see it at the last column under Additional Notes.
So right now, it is not visible at a glance. Maybe place that column in the first few columns so we can see it immediately.
Just a suggestion here. As people here want to know if the bookie is safe to play or not.

I thought about it but, the table is already very stretched and most of the books are reputable. So, I stuck that info in Additional notes. I could color text for the ones that are under scam accusations as Red and explain under the table, what the color signifies. What do you think?

Perhaps you can add something like a sign *** behind the name of the sportsbook. I see there are at least 2 sportsbooks on your list that need to have the sign, they are 1xbit and adkinsbet. Then you can add the detail information about the sign under the table. To inform readers what does the sign refers to, it is the same as what we used to see on signature campaign list.

Great Gold Summary for the platforms, thank you very much, would it be possible to add those sites that have internal exchanges available? Since currently a great interest has been unleashed due to the expensive fees to make withdrawals.

Since you have mentioned most of the list on the table are reputable then  why not take off those Not reputable so the list will be clearer and more safeties?

Because the moment you out those Clearer Scammer that made the list questionable and not legit .

and also it makes this post advertising those scammers (though i know you don't intend to do it as your target is to list them all) but the fact that their name/site are on there actually the Top Scammer is on the " Top of the List" then your main objective becomes in Bad shape.

Hey there, thanks for showing some love.

If any of the community members have questions to ask, will gladly listen to them.  :)



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Tornike

This is a great list and a big help to everyone who are looking for a place for them to bet on their favorite sports.
We're slowly coming back to the normal where almost all of the sports are happening right now, though some of the gambling sites have an accusation before but I guess most of them or at least all of them are settled already. Cheers for more reputable sportsbook to come!

Great list op. There are many sites and threads out there that already reviewed these betting sites, but I still appreciate your effort here.

They already highlighted the shady sportsbooks through red stars next to them which is why I don't think it's necessary to omit them. This approach is better in my opinion since newbie gamblers will avoid such shady sites thanks to this information.

agree with this and those threads can be incomplete and outdated anymore  . for the review sites , most forum users cannot agree with what they have write and what we have here is a comprehensive guide .

 im already fine with sportsbetting sites that has a presence with bitcointalk because it makes me confident that they are what they are trying to show and it maybe hard to convince users here if he will post sites that dont have a bitcointalk presence . op only want to make sure that he will update not forgot this thread so that we wont be seeing another one in the future

here are fortunejack's accepted cryptocurrencies you can see them at the bottom of their website
https://i.imgur.com/mAsj5rZ.jpg

besides BTC and ethereum buff.bet also accept litecoin. you check their website you can also find the accepted payment method at the bottom of their site
https://i.imgur.com/NcWHI0P.jpg

I am not entirely sure what the minimum deposit on BetBTC but according to this gambling review website(https://www.theladycrypto.com/casino-reviews/betbtc/) it is 0.001 BTC.

@vennali

"10 years"?
Adkinsbet.com domain is registered on 2020-08-07 with unresolved SCAM accusations , red flag and also topic locked.

Maybe You can consider Your decision to include Adkinsbet.com in Your topic?

OP was referring to crypto sportsbooks in general, not a specific bookie like Adkinsbet or any other.

Both Adkinsbet and 1xbit have ANN threads on this forum and are featured here whether we like it or not. OP made a topic listing bookies active on Bitcointalk. Even those with scam accusations to their names are part of such a list. Scams are unfortunately not moderated. OP has written warnings that both websites have scam accusations against their names and that should be enough.   

It is a general statement and I did not intend to suggest "every sportsbook in this list is 10 years old".  While creating the list, I hadn't noticed that they are no longer present on the forum. I am considering to remove it from the list. The list is random and in no particular order. Maybe I should mention that at the bottom of the post. Thanks for your feedback.

Edit: Removed Adkinsbet.com from the list since, they are no longer active on the forum.

Thanks for the info. :)

I did not find a list dedicated to crypto sportsbooks. I have found one dedicated to casinos but I have 0 interest in casinos. I encountered one that was dedicated to eSports sportsbooks which would come under a subset of my list. I will edit this post and link the above mentioned threads later for easier find. If anyone's interested.

Initially my plan was to list them alphabetically, to show no bias towards mentioned sportsbooks but editing would have been slightly inconvenient if I had missed a sportsbook somewhere in between. so, I just listed them as I came across the sportsbooks on "Gambling" section. Debating, if I should mention the sportsbooks with scam accusations at the bottom?

Edit: Have moved sportsbook with scam accusations to the bottom of the list

The pleasure is mine. :)

Nice list OP, thanks for your effort, I hope you'll be able to make this thread updated if there are major changes on a certain sites, this is not the only list I found in the forum but I'll always go with the most updated ones.

Good work @vennali

Since Fairlay made the list, you should consider adding Exbet as well: Exbet is LIVE >> The Bitcoin Betting Exchange [exbet.io] (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5187610). They don't have lots of fancy things going on for the casual gambler, but are on a good way with their betting exchange.

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Thats a problem with these lists. Unless they are pinned to the top and/or regularly updated - which is kind of hard, because new bookies don't pop up on a daily basis - they will sooner or later vanish from the first few pages of gambling board.

If i'm not mistaken Bitdice  is now offering sportsbooking also

https://www.bitdice.me/?utm_source=bct

Though i'm not 100% sure but you can check it Mate.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5304279.100

Here's their New thread in which i have come across last year after they ended their signature campaign they released the new and cool site , so i guess they are valued to be listed on your OP .

Have a good one and thanks for this Thread in which helpful and valuable .

It isn't functional yet. They just have a dummy button. I guess they plan to add a sportsbook in the near future. I'll add them once they do.


Added Exbet into the list. Does anyone know if Fairlay are still active on the forum? Their main bitcointalk hasn't been active for a long time.I'm considering to remove them from the list if they aren't active here.

Ping me, if there's any sportsbook that has presence on bitcointalk but isn't listed here. That would be helpful. Ty! :)

judging by their forum account's post history they aren't active but they might post again in the future based on the past history of posting on the forum in the last 2 years. if you want a list of sportsbooks that have an active presence in the forum I'd suggest removing them at the moment and if they become active again in the future you can just update or consider them to be put on the list again.

Op, it's a nice list and a useful table with various info, but I think something should be done from the technical point of view. When I see the post in this thread from my PC, the last thing I see is Min Deposit, and this section is a little clipped as well. I went to see your posts through your profile to find out that there is also info about withdrawal and additional notes. Or is it just me facing this problem?

Also, perhaps instead of removing the websites which aren't active on the forum, why not just mark the status of a casino in the Bitcointalk column, for instance? Yes (active), yes (inactive) or something like that.

there is a scroll bar at the bottom of his first post. you might have missed it since it is uncommon(at least for me) to see a scroll bar in a thread in this board.

this could be a lot better instead of removing the sportsbook on the list.

This idea is way better. Even though Fairlay is not very active in this forum, this doesn't directly imply that it shouldn't be a part of the list. This logic applies to all crypto casino and betting sites.

Fairlay is the best crypto betting exchange so far primarily thanks to the liquidity factor combined with the diverse variety of markets offered.

This is a very useful list, especially for newbies. Thanks for creating it. We're planning to expand our casino coverage with some sportsbooks, so the list will also help us for the crypto bookies section.  ;D

Previously you have adskinbet on the list but it is now not available anymore. Is it due to their current status of the scam accusation? If so, I do think you need to remove 1xbit as well from the list to make it fair or add adskinbet back on the list with the same mark ***. I'm not supporting adskinbet obviously, just wondering why you removed them from the list but you keep 1xbit while both has similar trust issue, I can say that 1xbit is even worst.

I mean, already you(as well as other people) are facing issues with respect to width of the table. If I add one more column for sportsbook to be active or not. It is only going to make the list wider.


I have removed adskinbet from the list because they arent active on the forum anymore. They have also posted about it here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5290408.msg56259233#msg56259233). I hadn't noticed that while creating the table, hence they were added. 1xbit is still active on the forum.


If you need any help, do ping me. I'd be happy to help. :)

I thought about it. In that case, I might have to add the ones that have 0 forum presence but accept crypto. Would you guys like that? It is going to be a very long list imho. Currently have limited it to only ones that have forum presence as it is easier for user to contact the sportsbooks here and any anomaly by sportsbooks can be reported here. Basically what I mean is, the contact with the sportsbook is a lot more transparent here and if there is any foulplay by the sportsbook, it can easily be reported here for everyone to see and the sportsbook gets to respond. If the sportsbook isnt doesnt have presence in bitcointalk, although people can still open scam accusation to help others with the information but nothing would generally come of it.

Nice review but I guess if you could add some information about any sites that have automatic and manual withdrawals, I think that's something of concern too, including me.
Anyway, I like reviews like this and I just wanted to add a little suggest. Good work! :)

I thought about that, but my idea is not to add another column, but to change the info in the column which you already have (column #2 called "Bitcointalk"). You could just write 'Yes (Inactive)', 'Yes (Active)', 'No' there, and it would already signify the status. It's just that the topic is called "comprehensive list", and to me it means the fullest list possible, so removing casinos from it doesn't make sense to me.
Well, I agree that playing in casinos which aren't represented on the forum is risky, and I don't think you should spend time on searching for such casinos, but it if you already have a suggestion to add some sportsbook, or you've already added it, there's no need to remove it just because they stopped being active on the forum, I think.

Understood. From now on, I wont be removing a sportsbook from the list unless they cease to operate. I was thinking of creating a poll so the forum members can decide if I should expand the list for non-bitcointalk crypto accepting sportsbooks as well or let the list be.


That's a good idea. Maybe I could contact supports for each sportsbook to get that information out. Will add it to additional notes. If anyone knows for sure if the sportsbook you are using are automatic or not, please feel free to let me know. Saves me the trouble. I will cross verify though, as soon as I can.

Edit: I have added a new poll, please participate to help me decide what to do next. Thanks. :)

regarding the "I was here for casinos list, disappointed." on the poll. you could create another list consisting of casinos in case someone is looking for a list it would take some work but if you are up to it I'd recommend doing it since the previous one is not updated anymore(at least as far as I know). also, I agree that you should only add the popular ones to avoid potential scam sportsbooks.

I think here at BTT nobody is particularly interested in gambling in which cryptocurrencies are not used.  Therefore, I think it doesn't make much sense to supplement the list with bookmakers that do not accept cryptocurrency.  In addition, after all, working with a list requires quite a lot of labor, and adding even a large number of rows to the table and checking the data of these new offices will lead to unnecessary labor costs. 
For example, I didn't understand if Fairlay.com works with cryptocurrency.  In the table is just a dash. 
But in general, the table is good, I use it and thank OP for the initiative.

As long as the sportsbook accepts cryptocurrency as the payment method, I think it is fine to add them to the list.
It would be even better if you can do a deeper research first for the sportsbook, to check whether the sportsbook is reliable enough or not.

Thanks for your feedback. I have updated Fairlay's info. I was initially planning to remove them from the list since they do not have any presence on Bitcointalk at the moment but, since people wanted me to not remove sportsbook from the list, instead just mention if they are active or inactive.I had left the info as blank for the moment. I had checked their FAQ etc but I couldnt find the relevant information I was looking for. I have contacted them via twitter and got information needed to fill in the spaces will also ask them if they intend to get back to bitcointalk or not and update that category as well.

Yes, I am solo working on the list. I was looking for a list on bitcointalk for sportsbooks(found one on eSports and I have mentioned it at the bottom in OP). So, I took it up as my weekend project. Thought it would be useful for crypto enthusiasts. Especially those nitty gritty fine print roll over information for new depositors as well as min. deposit and withdrawals. Which arent easily available unless you register into the sportsbook


Yeah, I wanted to keep the list only for bitcointalk present sportsbook because there is a clear cut direction for it. If I add more sportsbooks, there is a potential of whatabout-ism to kick off. Like, lets say I add a sportsbook that is fairly popular. Somebody will notice it and say "if you have added this sportsbook, what about this other sportsbook?" It might just turn into a long chain haha. Also the fact that I have to contact them for information that isnt easy to access without registering to every sportsbook. will be a strenuous task but I'll do my best.


I had added the last 2 options just for fun. There is no way I can fit all the casinos in a single list(on bitcointalk). I'm sure there are over 100 casinos/gambling websites in cryptosphere. I would have to dedicate a website just for that. I'm sure there are dedicated websites just for it. I am interested in sportsbooks and i'm sure there are others like me who rarely dabble with casinos and strictly visit Sportsbooks only. I have made this list with that in mind.

Great table - Really well done and a lot of effort expended

Maybe an "Anonymous" sign up field too? (its important to some of us)

I won't get into Sporstbook markets (or lack of markets for some of them.......) ;D

just to add more info on fairlay. other than BTC fairlay also accept ETH, LTC, DASH and BCH. and asking for their support they said that when withdrawing. the amount you withdraw is always should be higher than your withdrawing fee which is 0.40mbtc(photo below for references)

https://i.imgur.com/wWCGLxu.jpg https://i.imgur.com/7qLZheE.jpg

Nice list mate , and Putting that 1xbit in the bottom is one indication that Their accusations must be consider as warning to everyone that might read this thread and use as reference for the Booking in the future.

Adding this to my Special Bookmark as i may consider exploring the sportsbookies this next quarter.

My old sportsbook seems like not giving me luck anymore lol.

1xbit has really bad reputation in this forum. however, they still have so many players outside this forum. and that is why, am seeing a lot of review sites that still include 1xbit in their list. hoping that they can also get commission out of it.
lets see if the OP can add other bookies that are not yet here in the forum. maybe only those popular bookies outside bitcointalk

TYVM for this highly useful listing vennali. But I wonder why you didn't mention the Bitdice sportsbook and the Freebitcoin one?
The Freebitcoin sportsbook is not really big, but it has the particularity to be the only parimutuel betting sportsbook of the cryptosphere AFAIK.

Good catch on freebitco.in one. I'll add it to the list ASAP. Thanks for the suggestion. I must have missed it because they do not have "sportsbook" written on their main thread like the rest of them does. Regarding Bitdice, I am not sure if they actually have a sportsbook. They do have a tab for sportsbook, but when I click it, it redirects me back to the main website. So, to me.. it looked like a dummy link. Something they are working towards but currently not available. If that's not true, do let me know. Will be happy to look into it.

Thanks @acroman08 for helping me improve the table almost everyday haha. All the info that I had updated was through their support on twitter. I will screenshot it here so that you understand clearly what I mean.
https://i.imgur.com/JlsyPpc.png https://i.imgur.com/LZjAFxx.png.
 I guess I'll update that they support more crypto but it is auto converted into BTC while betting.


Thanks, I have mentioned the ones that definitely need KYC and the ones that are strictly anonymous. There are a few that are anonymous but not truly. Lets say, they might ask for KYC of some random user here and there. It's hard to specify all that on one column as there is deviation towards either side and that too on an already stretched table, wouldn't been easy. Hence, I've decided to mention about anonymity in Additional notes. Do let me know if I missed any of the truly anonymous sportsbooks though. I haven't paid a lot of attention into that aspect..unless the sportsbook specifically specified it.

Yes it's not written sportsbooks in their current ANN but "Bets/parimutuel betting" since they don't focus on sport bets only and they want users to know they are not using the common sport betting system IMO.
For Bitdice I don't know why the link doesn't work but you can find their sportsbook here https://sports.bitdice.me

Great list - really well formatted and super helpful for any new players.

I just had a few suggestions:

1. It would be good to list sportsbooks that don't have a forum account. Even though they are probably less legitimate, it's good to have a greater variety to choose from.

2. Perhaps include a rating system that gives a score out of 5 for each sportsbook?

3. Please do include a withdrawal fee column and state if they have any free withdrawals on a regular basis (e.g., some offer 1 complimentary withdrawal per month)

It is a very good exercise to help others while you are on a path that may still be beneficial or harmful to anybody. If you want to bring some more sportsbooks to the limelight, I pledge to help you by giving out some names that are unavailable on the forum yet. I want to see a category of various sportsbooks that offer no deposit to less deposit bonuses because I like to face challenges and the wagering requirements are one of them.

I guess, it is nice to see some sportsbooks that can be found outside the forum. Because right now, I only visit sportsbooks that are reputable here in the forum. Maybe there are other bookies out there that are offering some good bonuses or rewards that are not known to forum users. Because most of us are relying from the reviews here, we don't know, we are already missing something that are not available in the forum.

There is no such thing as best reputable sportsbook. Every sportsbook has his pros and cons.

It all start with having a gaming license, I think.

I disagree, a sportsbook can have a good reputation regardless of the pros and cons they have. Those are two seperate things that could affect ones view on the sportsbook but not all the time like for example you have OneHash that's offering mutual betting they might not have a lot of volume in their sportsbook but they're consistently paying out to their players and we rarely see complaints posted on their threads.

@OP you could also add OneHash (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1397960.0) and Coinbet24 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1397960.0) in the list.

Thanks for the suggestions. I just started researching about them. Onehash have ceased operation for their sportsbook department. So, no sportsbook for them now. I will add coinbet24 into the list ASAP. I think what BitcoinAccepted means is that it is very hard to rate a top sportsbook these days. Every book has some pros and cons, nobody is perfect. So, best sportsbook is a relative term. What I think would be the "best/top" might differ from what you think.

I have listed most of the deposit bonuses and the wagering requirements in the additional note sections which is on the far right of the list.

I'll try to add some sportsbooks that aren't on the forum maybe 1 per day or whenever I'm free. At the moment, focusing on finishing the table, filling all the blanks that you see. I have missed a couple sportsbook that have forum presence too. I will be adding them into the list today.


I feel like ratings are subjective. The sportsbook I rate as 5, may not be a 5 in someone else's rating. Also the fact that sportsbooks might try to bribe to be rated higher, if the list gets a lot more popular. I run into ethical issues haha. Best to just avoid all that. I have noticed similar issue on a list that was made on the forum before. I could use some money sure, but not by compromising integrity or even having to deal with that aspect.

I have mentioned them in additional notes to an extent. Will try to expand on it. Thanks for the suggestions. :)

I see! I have PM'd bitdice over the forum and asked for the info to fill up the table. Once they respond to my query, ill add them with necessary info. I'll be adding freebitco.in to the list as well. Thanks for helping me list more sportsbooks into the table. :)

TYVM again for this comprehensive listing of all crypto sportsbooks this is a very good job Vennali  :)
A link toward their trustpilot page could be convenient IMO.
I have just a small question : how sportsbooks are ordered in the table? They doesn't seem to be alphabetically sorted. So it's a random order, your preference order or something else?

On one thread of the Gambling section someone is asking for sportsbooks supporting stable coins and another one has opened a thread on that topic few weeks before. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5329614
Unfortunately the comprehensive list doesn't show which sportsbooks are accepting them, only 3 or 4 main cryptos are mentioned for each bookie. It could be interesting to add this information IMO because more and more people are using them as an alternative to fiat sportsbooks.

Nitrogensports recently launched another sportsbook called Nitrobetting (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5337610.0) they're very similar in the sports betting side and offers decent welcome bonuses 30x rollover on both casino and sportsbook. No minimum deposit and minimum withdraw is 1mbtc (no fee).

I also want to point out that Stake's minimum withdrawal is currently at BTC0.0005 or 0.5mBTC and their fixed withdraw fee reduced to 0.2mBTC.

Kind of random order I guess, but its better to add some kind of order than making a random one. Well, some of those sites in the lists were accused and still have unsolved accusations so having one column related to scam accusation can be helpful for a newbie to reach out the right sportbooks.

Well it seems since very few days a newcomer has arrived. Because like several other big crypto casinos Betfury has finally opened a sportsbook on its platform. I don't know if Betfury will be able to compete with the biggest ones but we can wish good luck to the Betfury team.
https://betfury.io/news/sports-betting

Betfury and Wolf.bet! We have two new places in just a few days! And I tried both already with some bets... after all, we have Euro ongoing! I will give a little advantage to Wolf at this point, I simply like the colors...


This list would look better with this suggestion I guess... many of us don't like KYC, and we are full crypto! Wolf and Betfury meet all of them, except the free withdrawal fee! I make bets on many places, but for these two I am sure they accept TRX and USDT! And Betnomi too, to not forget them...

Here's another list I found when I was looking for crypto sportsbooks https://www.bookmakersreview.com/best-sportsbooks/bitcoin/ they have their review as well, if someone wants to check it out

I will be updating the list and reviewing the old sportsbooks and the details listed. Please let me know if I have missed any of the sportsbooks that are currently being used by our community. Still debating if I should keep 1xbit on the list or just remove it, so that new crypto gambling dont fall into the trap of their poor customer support and withdrawals. Have listed them of having scam ton of scam accusations though. Just to keep things clear. Also let me know if there are any other sportsbooks on the list that have accusations against them. I will be going through the threads myself.

The last time you have updated the thread in March 2021. A good number of sportsbook has been introduced in the forum since then. Missing Sportsbooks: Anonibet (ANN (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=55365.0)), BC.game (ANN (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5088875.0)), BetFury (ANN (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5276159.0)), BetJa (ANN (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5343931.0)), BTC365 (ANN (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5355326.0)), Duelbits (ANN (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5279042.0)), Gamdom (ANN (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5081772.0)), Rollbit (ANN (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5326640.0)), Roobet (ANN (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5199911.0)), 500Casino (ANN (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5296113.0)). There are few more...

It's up to you. It won't be bad if you want to keep them in the list with the warning. But you should also add other active scam casinos in the list so that the bettors can stay aware of them.

Few sportsbooks has received negative feedback for their bad service. And few sportsbooks aren't active now.

• AceDBets.io: Lot's of complaints against them. Their support quality is too poor. Keep them with a warning.
• BetBTC.co: The website has been closed. Remove them.
• BUFF.bet: Received negative feedback, Website is down too. Remove them.
• Btb88.com: They have changed their domain. Now Btb88.com is MaverickGames.com
• Tru.bet: The website is down since so long. Remove them.

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You have created this thread one and a half year ago, but I have seen it for the first time today. You should try to update it on a regular basis (once every month) so that it comes in the first page of gambling board. BTW, do you have any plan to rearrange the table in alphabetical order?

Appreciate the updates. Will update the list within a day's time. I do not intend to make the list in alphabetical order, Initially I tried that but it had 1xbit and another heavy accusation sportsbook at the top, which wasn't acceptable at any measure. Would you prefer the list to be in alphabetical order? I'll think about it and add the ones with accusations but, at the bottom.

Some additional updates to save you some time checking other sportsbooks.

Stake added BNB and USDT to their list of accepted cryptos.

Coinbet24's sportsbook is on hold so they should now be removed from the list.

Nitrogensports is slowly closing down and making a transition to their new sportsbook nitrobetting (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5337610.0).

Sportsbet.io changed their min deposit to 0.25mbtc and min withdraw to 0.5mbtc.

It will be easy to find out a bookie if you make the list in alphabetical order. Currently we need to scroll up and down to find out a desired Sportsbook from this random list. You should always keep those accused casinos at the bottom of the table.

The table contains several informations of each Sportsbook. A lot of changes has been made at every sportsbook in last one and a half year. If OP really wants to update the table with the latest informations, then he have to follow each bookie newly again. It won't be easy to complete the steps within a short time.

@vennali, use those information which has been provided by ‘ralle14’ above. You can follow these topics to get some data about the min withdrawal and promotions.
• (Table) Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5333602.0)
• Loyalty Bonuses & Promotions on Crypto Casinos and Sportsbooks (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5405581.0)

This is the first time I've seen this thread, and I appreciate you bumping it up and updating the bookies list.

You are correct that scam sites, like 1xbit or 1xBET, should not be at the top of the list, so if you decide to sort the list alphabetically, it would be wise to create a separate section for sites that you consider suspicious at the bottom.

Threre are sports betting that has appeared and has been running for more than a year, such as the duelbits market that is offered quite a lot, they also provide quite a lot of promotions every time there is an event that grabs a lot of attention from sports lovers
Also BK8 can be included in the list so far there have been no complaints on this sportsbetting.

I have been travelling in few of the countries and right now am in India, the most I hear on the television is about:

Parimatch
Betway
22Bet

In Ukraine the sites that were really popular were:

Parimatch
Bet365

In the UK it was more about:

William Hill
Sky bet
Bet Fred
Bet 365
Ladbrokes- Honestly their offices are everywhere

These are the sports book that I have heard off/ seen being advertised/ saw the offices everywhere

You can suggest any other crypto sportbooks to OP, but I will rather prefer to deal with reputable ones on this forum rather than using the ones I do not know about, but I know that your suggestion will be accepted if it is not a fake one.

Did you read the title of this thread? It is said to be about crypto gambling sites and not all gambling sites, I am very familiar with some of the site you listed, like bet365, cryptocurrencies are not accepted for deposit and withdrawal and they do not need to be listed.

I believe this thread is due for update because of the casinos that I have seen in the forum that support crypto have not been added up so the thread is over due for update. casinos like TrustDice, Winz.io etc should be added to the table. You really tried to compile this list like this. And you added only casinos that supporting bitcoin which is very for the promotion of bitcoin both in real life and in the forum as well.

I saw some users listed sites that are not supporting bitcoin here for you to added, I also did not support that idea of adding them, because this thread is strictly only for casino sites that adopted bitcoin as their payment method. 

You haven't updated the thread as the way you had showed your interest. Don't you have enough time to check the updates of new sportbook to add their information in your main post? You have only updated those informations for the last time which I have provided here. Few more casinos has launched their sportsbook recently. I hope you will manage your time to check those new platforms.

Last update was months ago, OP need to update the list anytime there is a new sportsbook by new site or new addition by old existing casino if he is going to continue his first main purpose to provide the information of sportsbook list. There are some big names in this crypto industry that have added sportsbook  such as duelbits, rollbit, chips.gg, etc. I cant help OP by making it in a table so he can just copy and paste it into the list but unfortunately I'm on mobile now so it is hard to create a table.

@vennali, the sportsbooks list/topic that you made in 2021, is good, I personally often give examples and take quotes from your list, If there are beginners who ask about the sportsbooks book gambling sites that are here, what are you doing to make it easier for new users to find their basic guidelines. Next, it was up to them to choose.

@vennali, for that since we are here lately, there have been so many changes, especially regarding sportsbooks, both new and old, of course there are those with good and bad reputations, However, if you want to make a list of new sportsbooks, you should only make sportsbooks that are truly reputable and responsible to gamblers, don't recommend sportsbooks that have problems and that never solve problems for their users, that's all my advice, good luck for registering new sportsbooks, if you want to make one.

New Year, New Sportsbook List! I've been working on updating my old list of active Bitcointalk sportsbooks, but life (and ever-changing info!) got in the way. Now, I'm finally tackling it with fresh eyes and could really use your help!

Are there any new sportsbooks I should add? Let me know if you've found any hidden gems recently.
Should I update any information on the existing list? Any outdated promos or features I need to fix?
Speaking of styles, which do you prefer? The old format  (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5319239.0)or this one?
I'm only focusing on established sportsbooks with a strong Bitcointalk presence, so they're familiar and trustworthy for the community.
Any Sportsbook that I've missed out and should be added to the list?

PS: A few sportsbooks, I couldn't access (region locked). I will be updating after consulting them.
Adding Duelbits to the list*

If possible, please take your look at Bets.io and add it to your list.

My opinion: The table looks to have big width and it's hard to read full details without scrolling. I think making it a little bit smaller will give more convenience.

Thanks for the suggestion and appreciate the effort taken to fill it out yourself. I am looking to expand on the list but Bitcointalk presence is a priority amongst others. Which has been a bit stop/start at the moment, but I'm sure they will be added sooner or later. I am working on making the list a bit more compact. The main reason for the added space was so that, it doesn't look clustered. 

Please consider adding CoinRoyale (https://coinroyale.com/) - the original Provably Fair Bitcoin Casino since 2013 into the list, welcome bonus up to 5 BTC and there is Royalty and Referral program.
Also the user able to place a sports bet via telegram https://coinroyale.com/telegram-bot

CoinRoyale main thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301480.0
CoinRoyale sig campaign: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5465743.0
CoinRoyale Weekly Competition (free to enter): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5479067.0

That is a great shout, thanks for the suggestion. They somehow slipped through my radar. I will be adding them shortly after consulting them. I have created a draft, ready to add. Just waiting on the sportsbook to respond. Thanks again.

Updated and modified the sportsbook. Centered everything(that took me 1 hr, thanks to spaghetti-like BBcode, while making a table).
Reduced the width so that there's no need to scroll sideways.
Added Titles at the bottom, just in case.
Feel free to leave feedback on what you like and what can be improved upon. Thanks.

I tried to help. Please tell me if you like a table like this, with your aggrement I will make a table with smaller size.

Thanks for the suggestion. I should have thought of it earlier and reduced the font size of the table. That makes it look a lot more pleasing to the eye. Don't sweat it, I'll do it myself. Thanks again. :)

I found this thread now, because it bumped after long time. it's a helpful thread just there is many casinos on which i don't play.
also I found those articles or linked below about gambling helpful, it's nice to see all information in one place.
For suggestion: I also have a thread like this one, but it is specifically for casino games not sports, but all platforms have sportsbook.
maybe this will help you : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5460971.0

That's a nice thread you've got there. Useful info. Yes, nowadays it's very easy for a casino to integrate a sportsbook into it and vice-versa. I have only included the ones that are focussing on the Sportsbook aspect and have their presence on Bitcointalk. So, it's easier for Bitcointalk members to communicate with the sportsbook and openly talk about the positives and grievances in the relevant threads.

I am thinking of adding an average house edge for every sportsbook. That way, we can compare which sportsbook gives the best odds in general. It's going to take a lot of time and data(and calculation) to get accurate average for a specific sportsbook. Should I venture into it? or just let it be? anything else that one would like to know?

PS: I know a lot of sportsbooks give bet boosts for popular events which will make things tricky.

On the poll quetion that goes "Should I expand the list to add crypto sportsbooks that arent on bitcointalk??".. my vote was not necessary.

This forum has a wide list of sportsbook already, so I like to see only sportsbook that are listed here because they have their ANN thread and we can see their updates easily. Additionally, since for us feedback  is very important, with their account here, we will see how reputable they are as a casino or sportsbook.

I think your list will increase since for sure more sportsbook will come to the forum this year to gain exposure.

It will be really a difficult task to gather that information to add them in the table. You aren't going to get the actual data from the support agent in most of the sportsbook about this. Therefore, you have to do a lot of calculations to confirm the house edge of the sports betting in each casino. Glad to see that you are trying to update the your thread with the latest data and better details. You may add the house edge column too if you can manage the time to do it.

The odds boost is a promotional feature of the bookies. You may ignore this part during the calculation of the house edge if you wish.

My idea is to compare the average house edge of 3-4 popular sports and one niche sport (pre match bets) across different sportsbooks. For example, NBA, Soccer, Tennis, and eSports. I assume that the house edge is similar for each sport, regardless of the sportsbook. I will use the same event for each sport to make the comparison fair. I am aware that some sportsbooks may offer better odds for certain leagues or sports, so I will use multiple sports to balance that out. This is a lot of work, but it may interest some people. However, I doubt that anyone would switch sportsbooks unless they find a huge difference in the odds.

If I'm not wrong, then there is really difference between the house edge of different sports event in a sportsbook. Some sportsbook tries to give the best odds for the popular league, where you will notice a big difference on the unpopular league odds and house edge.

Sports bettors always search for better odds with higher betting limit. Some bettors will obviously switch the sportsbook if they notice any reputable betting site with a better odds.

It will take a lot of time and calculation will be complicated if you want to make and edit nice thread like the thread already seems.
I suggest you to make a google sheets to list them and for calculations it will be easier then doing it without sheets or tools/platforms like these.
Also it will be useful if people can get info about house edge on one thread, I think using chat support will be useful to get data like what is house edge on a platform, etc type questions.

Include XFUN if you haven't already, they are new in the game, but are quickly rising on my list of favorite ones, considering they offer non-custodial betting, as well as no kyc that is needed to start betting, nor to takeout any winnings made.

Thanks for the suggestion, I'm still mulling over on what to do. It will be very time-consuming, will just see how the response is, until the weekend and then make a decision.
Thanks for the suggestion but they do not have bitcointalk presence and aren't one of the popular ones as of now. Maybe in the future?

As requested. CoinRoyale has been added to the list. Thanks for the suggestion.  :)
Trying to add sportsbook's logos along with the name but having some issues with it at the moment.

What is your issue with sportsbook's logos?

I am unsure that all sportbooks in this topic have signature campaigns but I believe most of them have signature campaigns. You can visit Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0) and get their avatars.

If the issue is their avatar size is too big to fit with your table column, you can use image resize websites to do that.
https://imageresizer.com/
https://www.simpleimageresizer.com/

Just stumbled onto your review thread op and I really like how you organised everything neatly which isn't the easiest thing to do especially with Bitcointalk's archaic formatting tools and is worth appreciating.

I advise adding more popular sites like Crypto.Games, Rollbit, Fairlay etc to your list in the near future. Just my 2 cents.

Thanks for your suggestion. I have updated the list now. The issue I was facing was with image hosting, maybe the images were too small and were getting rejected when I was attempting to upload them individually. I just bunched them up and managed to upload it. Does it look fine?

Thank you for your kind words and suggestions. Can't add Crypto.games since they do not have a sportsbook at the moment. I will be adding Rollbit eventually. Fairlay, I'll have to look into it, if they are still active on bitcointalk.

I think those images are good enough. No visual issue from my view, you made a great job vennali.

Op, I believe Bets.io (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5471520.0) ought to be among the list footing the casino's cutting-edge service, fairness with their game result, and outstanding withdrawal with the inclusion of the casino welcome bonus that's up to 1 BTC with 100 free spins

Since the sportsbooks are in no particular order, Should I rate them based on my preference, or just list them as an index for bitcointalk users? I could also write a couple of paragraphs for each sportsbook as a review, if I am rating them.

Thanks mate! appreciate the help and feedback.

They have been on and off on bitcointalk. I will give them some more time on the forum before I add them in.  Thanks for the suggestion.

You're welcome and I am glad you have the thought about adding the casino to the list of the comprehensive sportsbook.
Meanwhile, they are ready for long-term service of the forum now based on what I have read and learned about the casino with the inclusion of how their representative treats user issues on and off the forum.

Are they related to or sister site of sportsbet.io? Just curious :).

Checked the site and looks extremely clean and smooth so might try it out later today. Thanks for that!

Suggestion to OP: You may wanna add more details like the minimum withdrawal, fee, etc. I believe there was a thread that covered all such info but I might have lost the link to that one.

I don't know if Bets.io is related to Sportsbet but according to what I know about the platform I don't see anything that relates it to Sportbet.
I also love the website user interface which is the first thing that caught my attention before Going through their game fairness, rules, and regulations with the supported cryptocurrency.
The minimum deposit, withdrawal, and fee are easy to find.

At the end of the original post, I have listed and provided link to Pmalek’s Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5333602.0). However, for sportsbooks, the minimum withdrawals are not fixed, but depend on the type of cryptocurrency that you use to make the transactions. Therefore, I did not include any information about the minimum withdrawals for sportsbooks in the list. I had two options: either I could list the lowest possible withdrawal amount for each sportsbook, regardless of the cryptocurrency, or I could list the withdrawal fees and minimum withdrawal amount for the most common cryptocurrency, which is bitcoin. I did not like either of these options, because they would not be accurate or helpful for all the users.

Rate them based on your preference and a couple of paragraphs could help improve your list.

Totally understandable. Pmalek's thread is more than enough for fees related data while your thread reflects your own experiences with these sites though it would be better to add more sites since the list seems to be too short currently.

Thanks for the suggestion, still waiting on more people to vote, in the poll. To get a better idea. I will probably Rate them in a week, after testing out all the sportsbooks. Regarding why the list is comparatively short, I have only added the sportsbooks that are active on Bitcointalk and have been for a while(as a safe measure). Will start adding newer ones as well as the ones who aren't active here anymore, but have been in the crypto space for a long time.

Good thread vennali. There are a total of 45 crypto sportsbooks. Let me know if you need the list.

I voted for "Only review them", but I could also have voted for "Keep it as it is", as both apply to what I think is right. Reviews are personal, and people can always think it's paid, especially if a casino which the majority doesn't consider a top platform all off a sudden gets the best rating. Reviews can also sound personal, but not if you stick to the facts and leave emotions out of it.

I also vote review only. Ignore the majority if you do ratings since all the signatures are paid.

Thank you all for the feedback and the help. I'll probably get to it this weekend and start working on the reviews. Still would like to see a few more votes in to start doing so, in confidence. In any case, if I do start with the reviews. It will mostly be basic information that are in the table already+ a bit more that has been missed out.

Nice! Im sorry for a late replies.
Will inform you again here when I found other "trusted casino" on bitcointalk from years ago and still running without any issue.
And the logo looks perfect now, many thanks vennali.

If you want to do things differently and be unique compared to the competition, you could focus a bit more on what you don't like about a specific crypto casino. Each review is usually about the good, but very few reviews have a well thought-out 'the bad' or 'what casino X could do better' section. In it, you can mention some things you didn't like. It could be anything like slow-loading pages, outdated UI, high wagering requirements, small welcome bonus, unfair T&Cs, etc.

Thank you for your suggestion. I appreciate your point of view and I agree that it is important to be unique and honest if I'm writing reviews. However, I also think that focusing too much on the negative aspects of a sportsbook could backfire and make me seem biased or unfair. Some people might wonder why I chose to review a sportsbook with their features that I didn’t like, or how I can compare it to others without mentioning their flaws. I prefer to highlight the positive features and let the readers decide for themselves if they want to try the sportsbook out or not. That way, I can avoid unnecessary conflicts. Maybe I could add a section at the end of each review where I briefly mention some areas of improvement or suggestions for the sportsbook, but without being too harsh or negative. What do you think?

Obviously, the negatives and the things that can be improved shouldn't have too much of a focus in your review. I just meant that you could mention it honestly if you notice that something is not according to your taste. Reading reviews where everything is explained as being perfect and top-notch also looks biased, so adding a bit of the opposite is good for the balance and makes it look like the writer knows what he is talking about and knows what he wants to see.

Really appreciate and value your suggestions. I will definitely add a “pros” and “cons” section at the end of each review, so that people who don’t like to read long paragraphs can get a gist of it in a few words. I will also try to be more critical of the sportsbooks and include constructive criticism in my reviews.

Updated some of Nitrobetting's additional notes by going through their thread. They are not available in my region, so, I'm not able to test them out. It is also against their TOS to use VPN while using their service. So, I'm not going to risk it and try them out, until I move to Europe or countries where they are available. If anyone uses Nitrobetting (and BK8) here, would be great if you could help me add more info there is. Thanks in advance.

I dont trust most websites with rating and some forum members are even worse with their ratings.
Most of the times there is money involved and money easily moves places and ratings ;)
Your updated comprehensive list looks good, and only thing I would like to see is positive and negative sides for each casino.

Lolz, money answereth all things, with money, a scam casinos can have the very best rating anybody can ever imagine, but this is mostly for review and rating sites out there and outside of this forum.

When it comes to this forum, I think we can be trusted, regardless of the fact that some members still would gladly take money to promote a well known scam, but this set is just minority looking a the overall total number of users of this forum, here, can be still find the best of casino reviews and ratings, ones that are really genuine and totally based on a user's experience, not one altered or influenced by money or some other gifts like bonuses or free spin etc.

I am willing to share my honest opinions on every sportsbook on bitcointalk, but I don’t want to make enemies here. Since many of them have signature campaigns, I’m sure it will offend a lot of people who'd feel obliged to represent the sportsbook in their signature. Will just add constructive criticism unless there are many scam accusations on a respective sportsbook.

It is very hard to get an unbiased opinion on anything, honestly. Anyways, looking at the voting, it seems like people don't really want reviews. Just the list seems fine. So, I'm not gonna bother researching through every sportsbook on the list as of now. Would love it if more people voted in though. Let's see.

You definitely need thick skin at first to do ratings and reviews. As you said if they get paid by another site, they are going to criticize your ratings. Some may even stalk you. With the ratings I do in 10 years there hasn't been 1 "A" or "B" rated book that's gone under with our money. Some still criticize and stalk but after a while you figure out why they are doing it and it really doesn't bother you. There have been 50, almost all "D" and "F" , a couple "C" such as Betnomi, that are out of business and most with our money. One is still open right now Coins.game that's "F". Your thread is great with or without reviews.

Users outside this forum though are relying on reviews and rating sites. One thing that I see is that some of them only register here to create a scam accusation thread but it was already late since they already lost money.

But I think all sportsbook that have been running for a long time will not risk their reputation to scam as they have invested so much in the business already. It's the new ones that are to watch out for as users will have no idea when they are going to just snap all of a sudden.

That is fine.
Writing cons and pros is not going to create any enemies, it can only help improve casinos and make them better.
It is best to be neutral if possible, but I always publicly wrote my bad and good experience with all casinos I used.
This is the best way to give honest feedback, and I would not accept money to change my opinion ;)

Providing an honest opinion about a casino be it bad or good shouldn't be something that should earn a user enemies and as a gambler if you're accurate about whatever opinion you're bringing to the public based on your experience with a casino then it should be done without fear or favour.

 Though I understand the fears, because there are some persons that would want to gain cheap recognition by bashing another just because whatever honest opinion as given doesn't go down well with a casino they represent or are nursing an interest to represent it in signature and they would want to stand in the gap to attack you in order to gain a cheap recognition. But be it as it may, we shouldn't be afraid to deliver honest informations whether people will like it or not. But a casino that wants to improve and be in the vanguard among other casinos in the industry will always be open to constructive honest criticism as to build on those gaps and lapses

Thanks for the suggestions guys, I'll get to work over the weekend. I have a plan in mind, involving the patrons of 1 sportsbook(each week) on bitcointalk to write their pros and cons of using the sportsbook, in this thread. So I can get some honest reviews of people who consistently use the sportsbook. Or, Write the review first, and then ask the patrons, if the review is accurate and what pros and cons am I missing, that is crucial for everyone to know.

PS: Please do vote, if you still haven't. Polls are still inconclusive on whether I should add reviews or not. Need more data!!

This is a good plan. Honest, unbiased reviews are tough to find these days which is why this strategy of yours could be effective as long as there are plenty of such reviews in this particular thread.

Also, don't worry about making enemies because this is Bitcointalk where free speech is literally everything.

Aren't you a sports bettor too? The best thing would be to verify the pros and cons by yourself. You have to observe the odds, benefits and betting market of a bookie in every week (by placing bets), then make a short list of their pros and cons based on your betting experience. Another forum member has reviewed a lot of casinos and rated them based on his own experience (see here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5335097.0)). You may follow his pattern to compare the sportsbooks.

Yes, I used to get my primary income through sports betting for a couple of years(my main job didn't pay well). I have been sports betting for over 11 years now but at the moment, it's mostly on and off. I would like to review every sportsbook by testing them out and that is the right way of going through it. It is a strenuous and time-consuming task. Thanks for sharing the other list but he did try to get more views to his website(nothing wrong with it). While I do not have a website of my own like that. I will surely start the reviews for the sportsbooks that I've already used and have a fair idea of the experience and will also ask about the pros and cons from the playerbase of the sportsbook. To get even better idea. There are a couple of sportsbook on the list, that I cannot access though. So, that's a roadblock that I can think of, from the top of my head. 

You can use a VPN, then deposit and withdraw a small amount. The only two that will bother you are Maverick Games and Roobet. The rest of them aren't going to ask for KYC.

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll most likely just do that. Luckily Maverick and Roobet work just fine in my location, so if they do ask for KYC, it should be a problem. I will try to do 1 review per week and start with Stake. I have extensively used Stake as a sportsbook over the past year or so and it will be comparatively easy for me to kick things off. I see that you've started writing reviews on sportsbooks as well and it's nice to see. Looking forward to more reviews in the future.

Of all that you've mentioned, I believe that the unfair Terms and Conditions is probably is the most difficult thing that you can be different when it comes to other casinos because as much as you want to attract players with a fair and almost favoring them T&C, the need for the upkeep and survivability of the business would be the priority of any business owner and so there's just some terms and conditions that the players need to agree upon no matter what because doing so would be detrimental to the profits or the reputation of the casino. Slow loading pages if I recall has something to do with the Internet of the users mostly so I don't think that it's something that can be easily fixed, I don't have any web development expertise so I'm not entirely sure that this problem is out of our hands. When it comes to outdated UI, just put a big funding on your web developing department, you pay good and you get a good website.

When I mentioned unfair terms and conditions, it can mean many different things. For instance, some casinos are ok if you wager your deposits 0.5-1x if you are betting on sports. But I have also seen certain brands require 3x. That's quite a big difference and is something I consider to be unfair. If there are casinos that remain in business for years requiring a 0.5-1x wagering requirement of your deposits, there is no need to ask players to roll over their deposits 3 times. There are, of course, other examples as well, like betting limits and placing unfair minimum bets on player accounts, etc.

It's really tough to just go by the ToS. Some books say that they may require a 5x if they suspect using a mixer. The book may never use that clause, but it's still there. They also don't have to prove mixer use, they can just say they suspect it. If they actually require a 5x that something that could be acknowledged in a review. The same goes for confiscation of dormant accounts. The clause is there but may never be used.

Some casinos have different website domains available in different regions, like Stake does with .us domain, so remember to check that if something is not available in your country.
And since you are doing this for the purpose of review and rating I don't think that using  a vpn would be such a big problem, unless you plan to use that website long term.
Casinos way of asking for kyc should be important part of your reviews.

That's a good example. If that point is there, the casino has the right to take advantage of it. Whether they will use said right is their discretion. It's certainly something I would consider unfair. And if you think about it, any use of a casino with crypto can be considered mixing your coins. You deposit your coins, which go into a big pool with those of other players and when you request a withdrawal, you get back something completely different with a different history behind it. You mixed your coins.

I have noticed that with certain casinos while doing my checks for my Withdrawal Fees thread. My dummy accounts created only for that purpose suddenly stopped working in some instances. That means they deleted it from their systems after x amount of months without real use. It's not a problem, as long as they don't confiscate your deposits or winnings with it.

But online casinos also have dormant account fees. That's something that could be considered unfair. At least, it's in the grey area. 

Yes, I have considered that those that you've mentioned are included but aren't these unfair wager deposits already listed on their terms and conditions before someone can finish their registration right? But my point still stands that it's difficult to balance or make your terms and conditions fair so that both the business owner and the players are getting what they deserve at a minimum. I don't get the betting limits though, they're a gambling business after all, shouldn't they be able to pay whatever the players want to bet on? I guess they're just covering their asses in the case that someone bets something so high that they might have a problem paying it. Now that I think about it, wouldn't it be nice if gambling business do a TLDR for their terms and conditions so everyone is able to understand what they're getting into and they know that they're to blame in the case that something wrong happens in their accounts.