[Overview] Comprehensive list of Crypto Sportsbooks -New Poll-

[cafter]

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.

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.

[Esport_pointman]

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.

[vennali]

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.

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.

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 but they do not have bitcointalk presence and aren't one of the popular ones as of now. Maybe in the future?

[vennali]

Please consider adding CoinRoyale - the original Provably Fair Bitcoin Casino since 2013 into the list, welcome bonus up to 5 BTC and there is Royalty and Referral program.

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.

[tbct_mt2]

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 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/

[3kpk3]

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.

[vennali]

What is your issue with sportsbook's logos?

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?

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.

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.

[tbct_mt2]

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?

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

[suzanne5223]

Op, I believe Bets.io 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

[vennali]

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.

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

Thanks mate! appreciate the help and feedback.

Op, I believe Bets.io 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

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.

[suzanne5223]

Op, I believe Bets.io 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

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.

[fullhdpixel]

Op, I believe Bets.io 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

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.

[suzanne5223]

Op, I believe Bets. io 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

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.

[vennali]

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.

At the end of the original post, I have listed and provided link to Pmalek’s Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos. 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.

[3kpk3]

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.

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

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.

[vennali]

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.

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

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.

[Rating Place]

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

[Pmalek]

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.

[Sims25]

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

[vennali]

Good thread vennali. There are a total of 45 crypto sportsbooks. All the books as well as scam reports can be found in the link that you posted in the first post https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=717790.0 Many are scams but the list is there in case you want to add some.

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.