What all are your considerations before picking your go to sportsbook?

[vennali]

Long ago, I had created a list of sportsbooks with presence on bitcointalk along with a few categories to help fellow bitcointalk members look through them and decide on which sportsbook to choose. That list has been outdated for a while and I think it could be improved upon. Want to put some more effort in and work on it, in the later half of this week and weekend. I'd like to recreate a list with up to date information. Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

Here's the old list

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[Oshosondy]

Long ago, I had created a list of sportsbooks with presence on bitcointalk along with a few categories to help fellow bitcointalk members look through them and decide on which sportsbook to choose.

For Bitcointalk members? When only the gambling board is enough for us to know some trustworthy crypto gambling sites. I am not saying your work is not useful though, some people (which are not on Bitcointalk) can know your site which can help them if they are looking for trustworthy crypto gambling sites.

Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

Which category are you talking about? Can you give examples.

[vennali]

Long ago, I had created a list of sportsbooks with presence on bitcointalk along with a few categories to help fellow bitcointalk members look through them and decide on which sportsbook to choose.

For Bitcointalk members? When only the gambling board is enough for us to know some trustworthy crypto gambling sites. I am not saying your work is not useful though, some people (which are not on Bitcointalk) can know your site which can help them if they are looking for trustworthy crypto gambling sites.

Maybe check the previous list and let me know, if a similar list would be useful or not. Thanks

Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

Which category are you talking about? Can you give examples.

That was a general statement. I just wanted to know what people would like to see as categories in a list of sportsbook, to compare among them. You could check the categories that I have previously chosen in the url at the bottom of my OP, it will redirect you to my previous list. You'll get a better idea on what could potentially be categories for sportsbooks list

[yahoo62278]

All I am really looking for when choosing a place to place a wager is if they accept my country, KYC, have the markets I wish to bet on, have some sort of decent reputation, and if they have decent odds.

If any 1 of my needs are not there I will not bet on that sportsbook.

[FatFork]

I'd like to recreate a list with up to date information. Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

That sounds like a great initiative. It's helpful to have an updated and comprehensive list of sportsbooks for the community. Personally, I would suggest updating the existing list and removing any casinos that don't have an active presence in the Bitcointalk community. There's no point in promoting bookmakers that aren't active or don't have a representative here to address user questions and provide support when needed.

[EarnOnVictor]

All I am really looking for when choosing a place to place a wager is if they accept my country, KYC, have the markets I wish to bet on, have some sort of decent reputation, and if they have decent odds.

If any 1 of my needs are not there I will not bet on that sportsbook.

These are good criteria you have there, all are surely needed as conditions to accept a sportsbook even though more are still needed. Besides, you made mention of KYC which thrills me, many would say they would prefer the no-KYC option, and this always baffles me as to what kind of thinking has those people. With KYC, you are better of in terms of some regulations for better assurance because no regulated casino would dare to void KYC. Still, one has to do their research to be sure of this.

Aside from what you specified, and with my choice gauge, it's good that the sportsbooks offer good bonuses and must be with a better condition. The site must not have any security flaws or too much bad reviews online. The deposit and withdrawal must be instant and the fees associated with them must be ridiculously low.

[Rruchi man]

Personally, I would suggest updating the existing list and removing any casinos that don't have an active presence in the Bitcointalk community. There's no point in promoting bookmakers that aren't active or don't have a representative here to address user questions and provide support when needed.

This makes sense. Since the existing list will be for members of this forum, it will be good to update the list in line with those that have a presence here.

it's good that the sportsbooks offer good bonuses and must be with a better condition.

I like bonuses, but that is not what I first consider because following bonuses can make one make a wrong decision about a casino or sportsbook to gamble on.

The site must not have any security flaws or too much bad reviews online.

The reviews must also sound genuine.

The deposit and withdrawal must be instant and the fees associated with them must be ridiculously low.

They must also have options for deposit and withdrawal.

In addition, they must have a good customer service team that have a good response time. It can be irritating to lay complaints and have to wait for days to get a response. Good customer service is important.

[ryzaadit]

Read and know their rules first.

Based of my experience active in the gambling section (Sportbook vs Casino user), most of problem are getting on Sportbook user. There a lot reason sportsbook getting target with various reason.

Example, trying to abused the casino by multi to passed limit gambling.

[Cantsay]

Just as others have said, when choosing sportsbook the first thing I check is if the sportsbook accepts my country or not.

Second is the amount of bonuses that they give users, I'm not saying that they should be giving out bonuses everytime but at least once in a while they should make bonuses available for users.

Minimum withdrawal amount and the fee they charge also play a role in me choosing a sportsbook, I like those with little or no minimum withdrawal amount because I don't want a scenario when I won't be able to withdraw from the sportsbook just because my balance is not up to the minimum withdrawal limit.

And lastly they should be reputable.

[swogerino]

All I am really looking for when choosing a place to place a wager is if they accept my country, KYC, have the markets I wish to bet on, have some sort of decent reputation, and if they have decent odds.

If any 1 of my needs are not there I will not bet on that sportsbook.

I would love exactly the same standards except that I would expect from a sport book to which I will be loyal to them if they offer me everything I need,a sort of ongoing and recurring bonus,kinda like weekly and monthly bonus.I would expect this as in times when I will be low on money like I found exactly myself in this moment,when Champions,Europa League games are on sight,the monthly bonus which can be a range from 10-70 dollars depending on the rank of the person will be enough to satisfy my needs.

Another critical point from the sportbook would be how much markets they offer and nowadays I must admit all the major ones offer all sort of betting options.

[John Abraham]

All I am really looking for when choosing a place to place a wager is if they accept my country, KYC, have the markets I wish to bet on, have some sort of decent reputation, and if they have decent odds.

If any 1 of my needs are not there I will not bet on that sportsbook.

Okay, I have a question for you. Do you do KYC on the sportsbook? As far as I know, All licensed casinos ask for KYC. Or maybe I am wrong? Let's say a casino has a solid reputation and they are on the market for a long time. They accept your country and have the market you want. But, They need KYC to sign up. Would you choose them to play?

@vennali, I've checked your old list of sportsbooks. You have added freebitco.in as a sportsbook. I am not sure if they are a sportsbook. They have a casino named Dplay. But that's a different platform.

If you want to hear my opinion about what I prefer and like to know from your future list.
It's essential to know if the casino is licensed or not. So, Having a License Yes/No will be appreciated. Moreover, I would like to see what license they got. I want to know if they require you to do a KYC. KYC Yes/NO will also be a great addition to your list. I guess all sportsbooks have Live support these days. But, if any casino doesn't. Please mention them with a Yellow Star.

[Eternad]

Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.
Here's the old list

This list will be all-in one lost if you incorporate all the details that I will list below.

• Loyalty/VIP Benefits
• Minimum & Maximum Deposit/Withdrawal
• Wagering Requirements on Deposit
• KYC Requirements
• Minimum & Maximum Bet
• License Type
• Restricted Country
• Live Support Availability

The list I made are the typical details being inquired on a new casino/sportsbook. Your list will be a masterpiece if you can give all that details. Good luck!

[CryptSafe]

Long ago, I had created a list of sportsbooks with presence on bitcointalk along with a few categories to help fellow bitcointalk members look through them and decide on which sportsbook to choose. That list has been outdated for a while and I think it could be improved upon. Want to put some more effort in and work on it, in the later half of this week and weekend. I'd like to recreate a list with up to date information. Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.
Here's the old list

OP, in as much as you are doing a good job and trying to update the list to current active sports book, I would strongly advise you personally look into the sport book and conduct due diligence on them because any of the sport book listed be wanting as a result of their previous or past activities, it would definitely mess the whole list you have listed which I believe you would not like to see.
For me, sports book with the following features I would want to see;

KYC free,
Active live support not bot support,
Live online game where you watch and see as you play,
Flexible terms and conditions,
Ability to make refund deposit of a player on request if player is denied of win and at will decides to withdraw back deposit.

[_act_]

That sounds like a great initiative. It's helpful to have an updated and comprehensive list of sportsbooks for the community. Personally, I would suggest updating the existing list and removing any casinos that don't have an active presence in the Bitcointalk community. There's no point in promoting bookmakers that aren't active or don't have a representative here to address user questions and provide support when needed.

If you check the lists, you will noticed that there are some gambling sites that are not on this forum there too. Some gambling sites may not be on this forum again but still be a good gambling site. Personally I can not use a gambling site that is not active on this forum, but the creteria that the OP is using is different, he is using how excellent the services given by the gambling sites to their customers. There may be some gambling sites that are not on this forum but having good services too.

[Slow death]

I'll start with the casino that is at the top of your thread:

Cloudbet

despite being an old casino, in their thread the OP is no longer active since January 09, 2023 and their behavior is very unpleasant, I've seen many complaints about them, you can see this very sad and pitiful post:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=333552.msg62166917#msg62166917

as the complainant recounted, it took him 1 year waiting for his problem to be resolved and just when he thought his nightmare was finally over was when he got more heartbreak from Cloudbet support, and a story that makes anyone angry about Cloudbet, and how the Cloudbet has not yet appeared to deny what this complainant said so we have to believe that the complainant is telling the truth for now, something shocking, but the complaints against this casino do not stop here, we can see more complaints here:

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.cloudbet.com

I would recommend that you do not put Cloudbet at the top and in case you put them on the list they deserve to be at the bottom with a high risk warning

tru.bet

it disappeared

Maverick Games

they have new ann thread

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5435912.0

buff.bet

casino scam, hope you remove them from the list

betbtc.co

BetBTC is closed!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=856175.msg57697292#msg57697292

Acedbets.io

the casino does not work and there were scam accusations

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5230348.msg60204468#msg60204468

Fairlay.com

there were scam accusations

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=673475.msg60591650#msg60591650

the casino does not work

Coinbet24.com

it's weird that it's an old casino and there's nothing about it on the internet


best casino to be in the top:

1 - Stake.com
2 - Sportsbet.io

[Doan9269]

Long ago, I had created a list of sportsbooks with presence on bitcointalk along with a few categories to help fellow bitcointalk members look through them and decide on which sportsbook to choose.

Do we need to go far when we can easily achieve having more than enough from the casinos present on the forum here, this is what we eeded to do by just making a thorough search in some of them ad decided on one or two that are of reputable standards and use than the oes we aren't used to.

I'd like to recreate a list with up to date information. Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

You can go ahead with your research as well in giving a list but know the reputation of the ones you will be enlisting because this aspect matters alot to gamblers as no one will want to receive a bad recommendation or wuch that may turn to scam later by it developers.

[Porfirii]

All I am really looking for when choosing a place to place a wager is if they accept my country, KYC, have the markets I wish to bet on, have some sort of decent reputation, and if they have decent odds.

If any 1 of my needs are not there I will not bet on that sportsbook.

The list linked in the OP gave a lot of information about many different sportsbooks and it is great in order to make an informed decision; but this line with your needs when you look for a place to wager is minimal and still contains the most important thing to know in just one sentence.

Specially that they accept your country (the info about VPN is important too) and the KYC rules that they will follow if you win big. The other points are obvious, but don't forget about the first ones because they can make a huge difference and become a big win into a big lose.

[Victorybit1]

First, it's the betting options, when there is a wide range of betting options to choose from.
I consider the odds and if the site is user-friendly. Bonuses and promoters; bonus and free bets first attract me, ongoing promotions.
I love live streaming and in-play betting.

[Rating Place]

Complete list of bitcoin sportsbooks https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=717790.0

Some of the top ones:


"A" rated books
nitrobetting.eu A+ (2013 Nitrogensports)  
betcoin.ag A+ (2013)
mBet.io A- (2017) Horse racing.
    
"B"rated books
stake.com B (2019) sportsbook, (2014) casino.
Bitsler.com B- (2015)
fortunejack.com B- (2019) sportsbook, (2014) casino.

"C" rated books
betfury.io C+ (2020)
cloudbet.com C+ (2013)
roobet.com C+ (2019)
duelbits.com  C (2020)
sportsbet.io  C (2016)
Loot.bet  C (2016)
maverickgames.com C (2020)
Owl.games C (2021)
Rollbit.com C (2021)
Trustdice.win C (2019)
anonibet.com  C- (2011)
Betnomi.com C- (2020)
Latinbet24.com C- (2020)
parlayplus.com C- (2019)
Wolf.bet C- (2019)

Criteria used to rate a book.

1. Security - getting paid is by far most important.

2. Working with the forum. This is a player's thread and books are held responsible for their actions. Questions are asked of books concerning number of employees, time in business, experience, poster problems, etc. If a book is going to ignore a player's thread, they will be severely downgraded. Most books are very easy to work with.

The following cannot be quantified as to importance since being highly detrimental in one category may supersede other criteria used.

3. Poster review - poster review is much more important at bitcointalk than other forums, but other forums are also read. A high review from a new book will weigh less than the review of a book that's been in existence 2+ years.

4. Anonymous - one of the reasons that bitcoin books are used is to stay anonymous. There may be times where it is necessary to question players but it should be a minimum.

5. Margins - If players are going to have a chance to beat a book the margins have to be tight enough to give us that chance. If the margins are larger than -110 (1.91) that's a big blow to a book's rating.

6. Payout speed - If the average is longer than one hour, a book will be downgraded. One hour is sufficient due to possible grading errors. A large book is dealing with a significant amount of money along with a huge player base.

7. Markets - The more betting options, the better.

8. Traffic  - time in business along with amount of players that a book has gives us a large sample size.

9. Currencies used - It's easier on the player if we are allowed to deposit and withdraw from alts.

Miscellaneous - Books accepting fiat currencies are omitted from the guide. Other forums are read to make sure the ratings here aren't significantly out of line with the average of other books.

[Peanutswar]

Long ago, I had created a list of sportsbooks with presence on bitcointalk along with a few categories to help fellow bitcointalk members look through them and decide on which sportsbook to choose. That list has been outdated for a while and I think it could be improved upon. Want to put some more effort in and work on it, in the later half of this week and weekend. I'd like to recreate a list with up to date information. Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

Theres lot of sportsbook right now are showing up and for me as a gambler ill choose those sportsbooks has an odds booster this gives more potential winning to me because if the odds are sure game for your side, its ideal to boost this to make more profit, some people would like to have an odds which is sometimes unrealistic which most commonly seen only in the YOLO bets which means an underdog match possible to make a table turn games.  Another factor, of course, is to have a supported game and not only limited to soccer, football and basketball, but sports books must also need to keep e-sports too, like Dota, Csgo, and recently one of the trends is the Mobile legends or ML. Lastly, for me, they have an ANN thread here to make it easier to check if they have recent issues or problems before making a deposit and events.

[CryptSafe]

1. Security - getting paid is by far most important.

2. Working with the forum. This is a player's thread and books are held responsible for their actions. Questions are asked of books concerning number of employees, time in business, experience, poster problems, etc. If a book is going to ignore a player's thread, they will be severely downgraded. Most books are very easy to work with.

The following cannot be quantified as to importance since being highly detrimental in one category may supersede other criteria used.

3. Poster review - poster review is much more important at bitcointalk than other forums, but other forums are also read. A high review from a new book will weigh less than the review of a book that's been in existence 2+ years.

4. Anonymous - one of the reasons that bitcoin books are used is to stay anonymous. There may be times where it is necessary to question players but it should be a minimum.

6. Payout speed - If the average is longer than one hour, a book will be downgraded. One hour is sufficient due to possible grading errors. A large book is dealing with a significant amount of money along with a huge player base.

8. Traffic  - time in business along with amount of players that a book has gives us a large sample size.

These points you have listed I hold them high as they are amongst the basic criteria  one needs to look into before getting involved with any of the sports book.
Ability to pay out wins timely and with full effect determine how capable and reliable they are. Of lately, there have been complaints of delayed payment as a result of demand for KYC by some casinos because of the wind from the players which they termed suspicious and underaged just to cover up their lapses.

If a casino is always covering up or avoiding to answer questions as regards their existence, then you should know that there is something fishy about them and at such should be very much careful or better still,do away with them.

Another point as you have stated that needs to be properly looked into is the reviews. Players these days finds it very difficult to look into these areas as that would guide them through to Knowing more on the existence of the casino if they have good reputation since they started. Here one could be able to have an insight on how they treat their customers and also how responsive their customers Service works because gamblers review here would tell how they are treated.

If all these are properly looked into, I believe most of these issues and complaints about sports book would minimize because they would judged according to their actions.

[Webetcoins]

Long ago, I had created a list of sportsbooks with presence on bitcointalk along with a few categories to help fellow bitcointalk members look through them and decide on which sportsbook to choose. That list has been outdated for a while and I think it could be improved upon. Want to put some more effort in and work on it, in the later half of this week and weekend. I'd like to recreate a list with up to date information. Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

Here's the old list

That is a pretty good list that you had created in the past, and it would obviously be helpful if another one is created with up-to-date data and information. This time around, you should go ahead and also add casinos that aren't available in the forum but are reputable and pretty famous among the community outside of this forum.

As a suggestion, I think people these days care a lot about KYC, so it might be good to add a column about KYC information if a casino asks for it or not or whatever their take on KYC is, another one would be customer support, a column defining how the customer support of a particular casino is would be of great help.

[CarnagexD]

Long ago, I had created a list of sportsbooks with presence on bitcointalk along with a few categories to help fellow bitcointalk members look through them and decide on which sportsbook to choose. That list has been outdated for a while and I think it could be improved upon. Want to put some more effort in and work on it, in the later half of this week and weekend. I'd like to recreate a list with up to date information. Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

Here's the old list

responsive websites which contribute to its reputation, good and fast withdrawal processes, KYC, restrictions on my country being met and allow me to do so. I also sometimes consider transaction fees but other than that, the first four are my non-negotiables. It is black and white. If one is missing, I will let it pass and find another. That's a hard rule.
It is my find I am risking so I  must be responsible for finding one I can entrust my money to risk.

[Yatsan]

Would probably be feedbacks from their players. Usual problem in gambling sites not only in sportsbook, is delay on payments or transactions 'coz that would be the only interaction between players and the platform. Also, to how problems are being addressed by the platform whether they are putting time to resolve it as soon as possible or they would be silent about it and ignorant. There are many gambling sites existing up until this date. You may be attracted by bonuses and other promos but the best thing which would make a player stay is for sure the quality of service they would be getting from a platform. It is just how sportsbook works unlike with general gambling platforms.

[Haunebu]

Community feedback matters a lot to me when choosing a sportsbook or casino(FIAT and Crypto). The next thing I look for is if they only enforce KYC under certain conditions and if they actually adhere to their T&C.

Betbuilder or same game accumulator is another feature that I look for in sportsbooks since I am a big fan of them.

[Cling18]

Community feedback matters a lot to me when choosing a sportsbook or casino(FIAT and Crypto). The next thing I look for is if they only enforce KYC under certain conditions and if they actually adhere to their T&C.

Betbuilder or same game accumulator is another feature that I look for in sportsbooks since I am a big fan of them.

A sportsbook's overall performance is greatly influenced by how the local community feels about the services it offers. It might ascertain a sportsbook's reputation and provide users with guidance on whether or not to trust them. Some of them would claim to be KYC-free but would ultimately request it, and through feedback, we'd get a sense of how the sportsbook operated.
For me, the reputation of the sportsbook is typically the first thing I consider. It makes a significant point because I would learn if it is worthwhile to entrust them with my funds through it. I want to be certain that they are offering fair play devoid of anomalies.

[Eureka_07]

I don't usually make deposits and play on newly released casinos due to them, obviously, not having any kind of reputation. What I am looking out is their reviews & reputation, professionalism, social media engagement, how they write (eg., their Terms of Service), bonuses, and withdrawal waiting time & process.

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Besides, you made mention of KYC which thrills me, many would say they would prefer the no-KYC option, and this always baffles me as to what kind of thinking has those people. With KYC, you are better of in terms of some regulations for better assurance because no regulated casino would dare to void KYC. Still, one has to do their research to be sure of this.
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Regulated casinos is safer to play at that's probably why some people likes to consider that first. However (most of us knows this already), licensed casinos doesn't mean that we won't be having any problems with their service; they could also turn to be fraud.

[ralle14]

Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

I checked your old thread, and i'd suggest replacing the first deposit bonus for VIP programs that most sportsbooks have. Aside from the minimum withdrawal and deposit, that's the next thing I always look for whenever I visit new sportsbooks because they count your bets towards a reward, and it's based on your wagers and losses. I support the KYC category that the others already mentioned, as that's one of the reasons why gamblers use crypto sportsbooks, but it's best to keep them simple so your table doesn't stretch far off the side.

[bitbollo]

- site reputation
- live game and of course exchange games (at least cashout option)
Without these condition I dont bet

Other consideration
- fast withdrawal (and minimum amount)
- bonus or other advantage for regular gambler
- markets/odds (of course more markets and bigger odds are a drive in my decision)
- no kyc (Is a plus if they use crypto)

[Fivestar4everMVP]

For me, since I discovered stake.com and found out they already have everything I need in a sportsbook, plus more, I decide to settle there..
First is that I've passed kyc verification with no much effort, and this proved that the casino supports my country.
I also can deposit and withdraw in crypto currencies which is another major factor in choosing a casino for me..
They have a pretty good reputation as we all can attest to, they are the casino with one of the highest partnerships in the industry..

So for me, category or not, I pretty much found my favorite Casino in stake.com

[danadc]

For me, since I discovered stake.com and found out they already have everything I need in a sportsbook, plus more, I decide to settle there..
First is that I've passed kyc verification with no much effort, and this proved that the casino supports my country.
I also can deposit and withdraw in crypto currencies which is another major factor in choosing a casino for me..
They have a pretty good reputation as we all can attest to, they are the casino with one of the highest partnerships in the industry..

So for me, category or not, I pretty much found my favorite Casino in stake.com

The things that I have heard about this casino are very good, they are one of the very reliable casinos and that is what they look for, and I could speak as well as you about the casino that I work in that is duelbits, because it adapts to my conditions, It is reliable, the KYC is something that is not a big problem, sometimes it can take a while, but it is sure that they verify it and there are no problems, unlike many casinos, dulebits has promotions that are not enough to benefit the casino They also think about the player and they have everything to be in the top 10, they have a good reputation in the forum and the acceptance by many is quite good.

[Wiwo]

So for me, category or not, I pretty much found my favorite Casino in stake.com

I agree with the fact that stake.com have built a good reputation and development that make them the top casino that we can bet on and most likely one of the favourite casinos among others here in the forum and as for KYC,  stake does not mandate their users to go through KYC verifications and this is a point we must commend stake for.

I have used my campaign payments to place bets on a couple of occasions and whenever I win I do f have any problems withdrawing them despite that my account is not verified.

[Fortify]

Long ago, I had created a list of sportsbooks with presence on bitcointalk along with a few categories to help fellow bitcointalk members look through them and decide on which sportsbook to choose. That list has been outdated for a while and I think it could be improved upon. Want to put some more effort in and work on it, in the later half of this week and weekend. I'd like to recreate a list with up to date information. Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

I think there's a lot of useful stuff that can be overlooked with bookmakers that could be useful to newcomers. Whether there are any blockers or delaying tactics at the withdrawal stage is important, because sites can often make it instantaneous to send money but then put small or big obstacles in the way when you want it out. Whether there are any thresholds for KYC, they might put this in their terms where if you have $500 in bets that they will decide to pull identity verification on you. How good their special promotions are - some make it really simple to convert a welcome offer into cash, but others like to do things like require you to bet 100x your reward before letting you cash out - often losing any bonus and more in the process.

[Bushdark]

Gamblers are majorly after earning bonus for a casino which is one of the major tools a casino can use to attract more gamblers to there platform. Many if these scam casinos use this mean to attract gamblers so that they can earn from them and steal there funds since they would have believe the casino to one of the ones that has reputation.

Reputation is an important factors that need to be checked before betring on any casino. Newbies may not have much knowledge on what the reputation of a casino could be that is why it is very important for us to ask questions before taking any financial step as a gambler.

[TimeTeller]

Gamblers are majorly after earning bonus for a casino which is one of the major tools a casino can use to attract more gamblers to there platform. Many if these scam casinos use this mean to attract gamblers so that they can earn from them and steal there funds since they would have believe the casino to one of the ones that has reputation.

Reputation is an important factors that need to be checked before betring on any casino. Newbies may not have much knowledge on what the reputation of a casino could be that is why it is very important for us to ask questions before taking any financial step as a gambler.

If you are a beginner in this industry, try to educate yourself by checking reviews and other feedbacks.
Though sometimes it is hard to determine if the review is legit or not, if you are in doubt, try with small funds first.
Lucky if you stumbled this forum and this gambling board in particular, because reading and browsing the threads here will give you idea on which casinos are reputable to play with.

[Lanatsa]

Long ago, I had created a list of sportsbooks with presence on bitcointalk along with a few categories to help fellow bitcointalk members look through them and decide on which sportsbook to choose. That list has been outdated for a while and I think it could be improved upon. Want to put some more effort in and work on it, in the later half of this week and weekend. I'd like to recreate a list with up to date information. Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

Here's the old list

When it comes to considerations then all of us would be sharing out on the same preference.

1. Good odds
2. Reputable/Popular
3. Good UI/UX
4. Easy withdrawal
5. Attentive support system
6. Good or huge community

But if i do want to really like to mention out on what i do prefer is on that kind of bookies like on what directbet.eu had
been given or offered on which this is kind of sportsbook on which i do like to hang on but sadly they had
closed up their doors.

[dothebeats]

I am personally not chasing for the highest odds as a gambler. I’m just looking for a bookie that grades games fast enough for me to hop on to the next event without any delays or whatnot. Especially if I’m following a tournament that has back to back games, it is really important that I can get my winnings (or know that I’ve lost) instantly so I can make preparations for the next game without stressing much about the previous one.

Next is just withdrawals - a very common thing that a lot of people surely are after. Lastly, I think you can add customer support and forum presence in that. A good bookie will always have a good forum presence that engages with its community and answers questions straightforwardly. Without it, community engagement is literally ass and you won’t see me playing for a bookie that doesn’t even communicate with its players.

[borovichok]

Gamblers are majorly after earning bonus for a casino which is one of the major tools a casino can use to attract more gamblers to there platform. Many if these scam casinos use this mean to attract gamblers so that they can earn from them and steal there funds since they would have believe the casino to one of the ones that has reputation.

Reputation is an important factors that need to be checked before betring on any casino. Newbies may not have much knowledge on what the reputation of a casino could be that is why it is very important for us to ask questions before taking any financial step as a gambler.

Casino scams are becoming more common by the day, consequently it is critical to understand the processes in order to follow the appropriate paths in casino gambling. However, it is difficult to distinguish between a legitimate and a scam casino because they both have similar features and attract internet visitors; the best thing to do is to take precautions when engaging on these sites. Bonuses are the characteristics that entice gamblers to visit a casino website. Who doesn't want to earn bonuses on games? It is critical that gamblers are satisfied in all circumstances, and this should be a focus for these casino sites as well.

[Nrcewker]

Not only Bitcointalk members, but everyone should check these features of the site before depositing money there and betting in the sports event. At first we should check the age of the site, if the site is new, then give time for other players to test it and based on the review from the other players, deposit on the site. Secondly see if there is any hidden terms and conditions, then completely avoid it. If the games aren’t fair, then also you can avoid the site. At last I would consider the VPN and No KYC factor. If the site doesn’t allow this, then you can go for it.

[Reatim]

Long ago, I had created a list of sportsbooks with presence on bitcointalk along with a few categories to help fellow bitcointalk members look through them and decide on which sportsbook to choose. That list has been outdated for a while and I think it could be improved upon. Want to put some more effort in and work on it, in the later half of this week and weekend. I'd like to recreate a list with up to date information. Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

Here's the old list

your list seems to be updated still though you are not updating the thread yet those comment you gave in each sites are stand till now ,from those legit and of course the red tagged scammers.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5319144.0
I think you don't have to create new thread? instead best to update it and add some new sites  that is broadcasted here in bitcointalk .
I maybe not interested in anything to add because it is already given in the whole thread (the old one ) but please stick to KYC not implementation as this is the hated part of gambling in crypto.

[ethereumhunter]

A reputable sportsbook is a must. Not having too strict KYC might be a consideration in making a sportsbook list, so you should ask the support service about withdrawal limits that don't require KYC.

A support service can help with any problems quickly, although sometimes it takes time to solve them. It doesn't take long to process withdrawal transactions. Often gives bonuses to bettors but this is not too important and if they don't give it too often, this is also okay. You can check on @Peeps Place lists to find out or make your own sportsbook lists.

[tusandii]

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Casino scams are becoming more common by the day, consequently it is critical to understand the processes in order to follow the appropriate paths in casino gambling. However, it is difficult to distinguish between a legitimate and a scam casino because they both have similar features and attract internet visitors; the best thing to do is to take precautions when engaging on these sites. Bonuses are the characteristics that entice gamblers to visit a casino website. Who doesn't want to earn bonuses on games? It is critical that gamblers are satisfied in all circumstances, and this should be a focus for these casino sites as well.

Casino fraud will continue to exist at any time because the casino business is a very promising business so that it is used by a group of irresponsible people to take a number of profits quickly by setting up a scam casino.
We can see first and try it with a relatively small amount of money after getting the bonus to be sure that the casino that is being used is not a scam casino.
Apart from that, we also have to see who is promoting the casino because if a casino that is well established and good will always be promoted by trusted people.
But in this forum there are many trusted and reputable casinos that we can use so we don't need to try other casinos that are still relatively new or don't have trust or reputation.

[Distinctin]

When I'm looking for a gambling site to gamble with, I make sure they have a good reputation in the community that I can verify. A good example is in Bitcointalk, so if they have an ANN thread here and there aren't many complaints about that site, and the ANN thread is active with posters interacting, then for me, that's a good sign that the gambling site takes care of their gamblers.

To be specific, what I want to see on a gambling site is that they process withdrawals quickly and credit deposits promptly. Additionally, their support should be active in addressing concerns.

[vennali]

Thank you all for the suggestions. I will get to work now and start preparing the list of sportsbooks that are active on bitcointalk and do my due diligence in research with respect to the categories that I'm going to tabulate. Will definitely add KYC as a category. There are some good suggestions in there but quite a few of them could be taken in as an opinion instead of cold hard facts. Since opinions on certain things like "How's the UI, etc" differ from person to person, I will keep it out of the categories. Maybe in the future, I could add a column of my review on the sportsbook or a few remarks about them.

Edit: Note that I'm focusing only on Sportsbook aspects and won't be covering casinos that do not have sportsbooks along with them. I personally am interested in sportsbooks, so, will stick to that. Also, the list will be huge and harder to maintain if I add casinos as well.

[klidex]

Long ago, I had created a list of sportsbooks with presence on bitcointalk along with a few categories to help fellow bitcointalk members look through them and decide on which sportsbook to choose. That list has been outdated for a while and I think it could be improved upon. Want to put some more effort in and work on it, in the later half of this week and weekend. I'd like to recreate a list with up to date information. Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

Here's the old list

The most important thing for me when choosing a sportbook is a good reputation and has been around for a long time which has been acknowledged by many people and I agree with several forum members who say choosing a sportsbook that allows their country.
Because this is also very important if you bet on a sportsbook that doesn't allow our country, of course when you get a big win wanting to withdraw funds will be a big problem because you are in a restricted country zone.

[Fredomago]

Thank you all for the suggestions. I will get to work now and start preparing the list of sportsbooks that are active on bitcointalk and do my due diligence in research with respect to the categories that I'm going to tabulate. Will definitely add KYC as a category. There are some good suggestions in there but quite a few of them could be taken in as an opinion instead of cold hard facts. Since opinions on certain things like "How's the UI, etc" differ from person to person, I will keep it out of the categories. Maybe in the future, I could add a column of my review on the sportsbook or a few remarks about them.

Edit: Note that I'm focusing only on Sportsbook aspects and won't be covering casinos that do not have sportsbooks along with them. I personally am interested in sportsbooks, so, will stick to that. Also, the list will be huge and harder to maintain if I add casinos as well.

Yes, in regard to UI as there are different perspectives among the gamblers and it's really a self explanatory fact that they have to choose or to put this thing into considerations, I believe that it's more n how trustable the site or the sport-house will be and how they handle the client in terms of real-time supports and the competitive odds that they have inside the house, plus the perks and wide scopes of available sports and places that they can cover.

One-stop place where you can sort all those games that you know and wanted to bet with, just an opinion, but the focus is on the reputations and with how the team handles their clients.

[Oshosondy]

A reputable sportsbook is a must. Not having too strict KYC might be a consideration in making a sportsbook list, so you should ask the support service about withdrawal limits that don't require KYC.

Gambling sites that require KYC are strict with it, they are not strict when someone register and deposit into their gambling account, but they become strict if you win and want to withdraw.

If a gambling site is not a KYC gambling site, they may have a rules that, no KYC only applies to certain amount of money won that the punter wants to withdraw.

What I mean is that a no KYC gambling site may not have strict rules, but those KYC gambling sites have it.

[Helena Yu]

First, it must be popular and reputable enough, it's stupid if someone want to gamble on unknown site since the risk of getting scammed is high.

Then the other criteria is high odds, interesting promotion, many choice of events and betting option, etc.

I think sportsbet.io seems to be a best choice of sportsbook because they have all of it, however Betnomi have a lot events you can gamble. But I choose sportsbet.io since it's more well rounded sportsbook.

[Dunamisx]

A reputable sportsbook is a must. Not having too strict KYC might be a consideration in making a sportsbook list, so you should ask the support service about withdrawal limits that don't require KYC.

When we are talking about KYC requirements in gambling, they don't play with such neither do they take it with a levity hand because it's part of their policy, especially for those gambling games that requires KYC procedures, except if the gambling site is not such that requires KYC, but they don't take KYC with less strictness for their majority ones ad it's better to have this in mind that they will never come down to your own taste of requirements if not complying to theirs.

A support service can help with any problems quickly,

The most annoying thing with the gambling site support a d assistance service is that they have a poor system of administration when it comes to customers service, they are not that regular in attending promptly as requested by gamblers whenever they are in need of their services, others cab learn and improve on this.

[www.Gambler.Casino]

Are there bookmakers now that definitely do not require KYC, even after a big win?

[Beparanf]

Are there bookmakers now that definitely do not require KYC, even after a big win?

If you are pertaining to a Centralized Bookmaker then all of them will ask KYC regardless if win huge amount that’s what their license requirements for them to operate legally on different country.

Your best chance to find a casino that don’t ask KYC are those real decentralized sportsbook or a scam casino that offers no KYC bullshit then later on seized your balance for whatever reason. But if you are playing on casino with license then KYC is always a must.

[iv4n]

Are there bookmakers now that definitely do not require KYC, even after a big win?

I am not sure what you consider big, but some Gosus I know play "big" (with big deposits/withdrawals) at Stake and BC without KYC. In my opinion that "big" is everything above $5k... I guess even that amount is huge for many of us.

Before I choose a sportsbook or casino, I always check if it's BTCGosu approved. Almost 3 years now, without any serious issues, and those little things I had (mostly my mistakes) were solved. I also don't like KYC and after many years of playing in many popular casinos not even one of them asked me to do one.

[abel1337]

Are there bookmakers now that definitely do not require KYC, even after a big win?

I am not sure what you consider big, but some Gosus I know play "big" (with big deposits/withdrawals) at Stake and BC without KYC. In my opinion that "big" is everything above $5k... I guess even that amount is huge for many of us.

Before I choose a sportsbook or casino, I always check if it's BTCGosu approved. Almost 3 years now, without any serious issues, and those little things I had (mostly my mistakes) were solved. I also don't like KYC and after many years of playing in many popular casinos not even one of them asked me to do one.

I've also seen gamblers that still haven't received their KYC request from stake, I guess that casinos like this has a criteria in requesting a KYC from gamblers. Above $5k is big for me knowing that I personally haven't bet that kind of amount on a single bet. If you don't want to submit a KYC on a casino, You can try the casino mentioned above since as far as I know they don't collect KYC for no reason. Just follow their rules and you should be good to go. It's not an assured advise but taking a chance by choosing them at least there's no guarantee that they will collect your identification as soon as you withdraw.

[ethereumhunter]

A reputable sportsbook is a must. Not having too strict KYC might be a consideration in making a sportsbook list, so you should ask the support service about withdrawal limits that don't require KYC.

Gambling sites that require KYC are strict with it, they are not strict when someone register and deposit into their gambling account, but they become strict if you win and want to withdraw.

If a gambling site is not a KYC gambling site, they may have a rules that, no KYC only applies to certain amount of money won that the punter wants to withdraw.

What I mean is that a no KYC gambling site may not have strict rules, but those KYC gambling sites have it.

We can find out about this from this forum where there are friends who will give their reviews so this makes us alert and we don't need to use the casino to bet. The casino should say upfront when people want to register that their casino requires KYC before depositing money so people can choose to continue or another casino.

But some casinos are not as strict about implementing the rules about KYC, as you said and I think we can play at casinos like that. Even if we win big, the casinos can ask or ask us to do KYC. And as long as the casino is reputable, we can live with that.

[danadc]

Are there bookmakers now that definitely do not require KYC, even after a big win?

I am not sure what you consider big, but some Gosus I know play "big" (with big deposits/withdrawals) at Stake and BC without KYC. In my opinion that "big" is everything above $5k... I guess even that amount is huge for many of us.

Before I choose a sportsbook or casino, I always check if it's BTCGosu approved. Almost 3 years now, without any serious issues, and those little things I had (mostly my mistakes) were solved. I also don't like KYC and after many years of playing in many popular casinos not even one of them asked me to do one.

I've also seen gamblers that still haven't received their KYC request from stake, I guess that casinos like this has a criteria in requesting a KYC from gamblers. Above $5k is big for me knowing that I personally haven't bet that kind of amount on a single bet. If you don't want to submit a KYC on a casino, You can try the casino mentioned above since as far as I know they don't collect KYC for no reason. Just follow their rules and you should be good to go. It's not an assured advise but taking a chance by choosing them at least there's no guarantee that they will collect your identification as soon as you withdraw.

I have looked for many casinos that do not have the KYC requirement, but it is very difficult, because now they have many things that they can have, but the casinos that I have found are not very reliable, apart from the fact that they are not here in the forum nor do they have any facet trustworthy, but reputation for me is the most important thing in a casino, whenever we play we have the full conviction that if we win we must withdraw our money in complete peace of mind, and that is where the problem lies, because when it does not happen, they start to look for excuses and bad times begin for the players, and that is something we have to avoid.

[Alphie12]

Are there bookmakers now that definitely do not require KYC, even after a big win?

I am not sure what you consider big, but some Gosus I know play "big" (with big deposits/withdrawals) at Stake and BC without KYC. In my opinion that "big" is everything above $5k... I guess even that amount is huge for many of us.

Before I choose a sportsbook or casino, I always check if it's BTCGosu approved. Almost 3 years now, without any serious issues, and those little things I had (mostly my mistakes) were solved. I also don't like KYC and after many years of playing in many popular casinos not even one of them asked me to do one.

I've also seen gamblers that still haven't received their KYC request from stake, I guess that casinos like this has a criteria in requesting a KYC from gamblers. Above $5k is big for me knowing that I personally haven't bet that kind of amount on a single bet. If you don't want to submit a KYC on a casino, You can try the casino mentioned above since as far as I know they don't collect KYC for no reason. Just follow their rules and you should be good to go. It's not an assured advise but taking a chance by choosing them at least there's no guarantee that they will collect your identification as soon as you withdraw.

I have looked for many casinos that do not have the KYC requirement, but it is very difficult, because now they have many things that they can have, but the casinos that I have found are not very reliable, apart from the fact that they are not here in the forum nor do they have any facet trustworthy, but reputation for me is the most important thing in a casino, whenever we play we have the full conviction that if we win we must withdraw our money in complete peace of mind, and that is where the problem lies, because when it does not happen, they start to look for excuses and bad times begin for the players, and that is something we have to avoid.

If you lose then you never have to go through KYC. If you win, even very small amounts, you may have to go through KYC. Look for books without unless you are a lifetime loser than you don't have to worry.

[ImThour]

My primary consideration is no need for KYC to deposit or withdraw any amount of Crypto/BTC before picking my sportsbook to gamble my money away.
Other than that, easy to use platform, I don't like advanced panels or User Interface which is too intriguing. I wouldn't go around rating casinos or sportsbooks.

[QueenVera]

Long ago, I had created a list of sportsbooks with presence on bitcointalk along with a few categories to help fellow bitcointalk members look through them and decide on which sportsbook to choose. That list has been outdated for a while and I think it could be improved upon. Want to put some more effort in and work on it, in the later half of this week and weekend. I'd like to recreate a list with up to date information. Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

Here's the old list

There are alot of factors to consider when choosing a sportbook to bet on and I want to make one point very clear that I don't like new casinos except they have some huge bonuses and promotional offers and most times, because of this act of mine in gambling casinos, most times I have to see myself as a bonus chaser and that's he reasons,  I don't ever get involved with  new casinos.
But there are factors to consider when trying out a new casino includes
1. Eases of payment either deposit  or withdrawal and the moment a casino makes payment difficult for me especially  on the first attempt, it might be the last time for me.

2. Fees on transaction  is a very paramount factor of consideration and tye lesser the fee, the more chances of consideration.

3. Site rating is another factor to consider as most times, their ratings are based on their performance.

And the list continues.

[paxmao]

Yes dude, you may also want to consider aspects such as customer support, game variety, user interface, security measures, and licensing and regulatory compliance. By evaluating all these factors together and testing the waters carefully, you can make a more informed decision when selecting a sportsbook or casino that aligns with your preferences and priorities.

[PX-Z]

A decent reputation should be the first priority, my favorite games/sports to bet should be there, decent odds and lastly deposit options, altcoins with lower fees should be accepted not just bitcoin knowing some alts csn be confirmed in just a matter of seconds or few minutes.

Nothing i can think yet for others, i dont care about kyc, i can play a kyc required or not sportsbook afterall.

[Mate2237]

...Please do contribute on what categories would you like to see to compare sportsbooks.

Here's the old list

You have to update the list or what best, you need to lock the thread and create new thread with the current sportbooks that running in the forum.  As others said the reputation of the sportbooks should be into consideration and also I add mine with the quality of the service given out by the sportbooks and not a poor performing sportbooks.  The KYC should not be use to nail the customer to the wall but for fair clarification of the customer to claim his wins. And some categories like football, Cricket Game, Volleyball, Basketball and other Odd games.

[blockman]

With my factor, it mostly comes first with the reputation. As in, we get some feedback from other users that have a genuine experience with casinos per se. It's like comes with a package if I go with that factor of having the reputation first as it includes a lot of things. User experience, kyc/non-KYC, deposit and withdrawal speed, customer service, and a lot more.

Nothing i can think yet for others, i dont care about kyc, i can play a kyc required or not sportsbook afterall.

For most KYC is of concern but when you do like where you gamble and the approach and the customer service they've shown to you. You really won't care about compliance as long as you enjoy and have a flawless experience.

[goldkingcoiner]

What I look for specifically is a list of restricted countries, and whether my country is on it, also I read the Terms and Conditions and make sure there is nothing weird or shady in it, I inquire about KYC requirements, I make sure of whether or not they have an excellent reputation (old, known and trusted), find out if they have decent odds, what the minimum bets are, as well as the minimum withdrawals, bonuses/VIP/Loyalty incentives, customer support history and licensing details (where they got their license and how).

But that is pretty much it.

I like to be thorough if I plan on putting ANY amount of my money on ANY platform which has the power of freezing my funds or taking my money hostage. Even with low amounts of funds, I believe one should treat their money with discipline and respect. Otherwise one may fall into bad habits and lose everything all together.

[_act_]

First, it must be popular and reputable enough, it's stupid if someone want to gamble on unknown site since the risk of getting scammed is high.

You post like you are new on this forum. I always say this too when I have not joined this forum, that people should only register on gambling site that is highly trustworthy and common to the public. But I joined this forum and notice that there are some new gambling sites on this forum which are also trustworthy as they want to grow. You are not wrong, but I am just talking about my experience on this forum.

Then the other criteria is high odds, interesting promotion, many choice of events and betting option, etc.

What I have noticed is that the odds on most casinos that I am using are very similar with just little differences, this makes me not to consider this anymore, but maybe it still matters to some people. I just like the welcoming offers and other promotional offers.

[Solosanz]

I would choose to gamble on no KYC sportsbook, there was a good no KYC sportsbook e.g. Betja, but the site closed down without any notice and they just disappear without consider to refund other gamblers money who their money stuck in their site. But now I still not find a good no KYC sportsbook, maybe few months or a year later, we will see that.

Currently I only trust Duelbits as a KYC sportsbook.

[Doan9269]

I would choose to gamble on no KYC sportsbook, there was a good no KYC sportsbook e.g. Betja, but the site closed down without any notice and they just disappear without consider to refund other gamblers money who their money stuck in their site. But now I still not find a good no KYC sportsbook, maybe few months or a year later, we will see that.

Many don't even know that there are casinos that will not demand KYC from them because that's their own standard being a no KYC casino, it has been a very common situation these days that you find out with may gamblers not interested in having anything to do with KYC casinos because of their unceasant demands on user's verifications, though it could be frustrating but it's also part of their protocols since they are KYC casinos, they must make demand except if we opt in for a no KYC casino.

[iv4n]

If you lose then you never have to go through KYC. If you win, even very small amounts, you may have to go through KYC. Look for books without unless you are a lifetime loser than you don't have to worry.

I am not sure what "very small amounts" are for you, but I cashed out thousands of dollars (but never more than $3k) from the above-mentioned casinos and never had any problems with that. And I have a nice experience with many other crypto casinos as well...

I don't consider myself "a lifetime loser", I am an average gambler, and I guess an average gambler is aware that "gambling" is full of ups and downs. We have good and bad periods. But in the end, we are trying to be fair players, and if you are a fair player I think that you will not have problems with KYC.

[Casdinyard]

All I am really looking for when choosing a place to place a wager is if they accept my country, KYC, have the markets I wish to bet on, have some sort of decent reputation, and if they have decent odds.

If any 1 of my needs are not there I will not bet on that sportsbook.

Same here. That's pretty much what you only have to look for when you're choosing a sportsbook, everything else is a bonus. Although you could throw "bonuses" and cashout limits there too if ever, coz some of these sportsbooks place such leeways and limitations on users to keep them on the site for longer.

I would choose to gamble on no KYC sportsbook, there was a good no KYC sportsbook e.g. Betja, but the site closed down without any notice and they just disappear without consider to refund other gamblers money who their money stuck in their site. But now I still not find a good no KYC sportsbook, maybe few months or a year later, we will see that.

Currently I only trust Duelbits as a KYC sportsbook.

So sorry to hear about that bro. I mean the very reason for you to trust a site (KYC) apparently didn't help with ensuring that they stay true to their word, but I still hope you consider KYC as something to look for in a bookie. In that regard, why not try out stake too? I think its KYC isn't that too hard for the regular person to complete, plus it pays to have a couple of bookies you trust and play with you know. 

[QueenVera]

Are there bookmakers now that definitely do not require KYC, even after a big win?

I think there are still non kyc casinos but the truth be told that when ever you're playing on  such casinos you should be aware that you should be doing that at your risk.
And answering to op, there are different  things people ought to consider before gambling on a casino and just as I have mentioned previously, I think transaction  fee and also payment duration and kyc should be considered  because there have been alot of blocked accounts as a result of kyc and I'm sure no one wants to face sure.

[beerlover]

in regard to UI as there are different perspectives among the gamblers and it's really a self explanatory fact that they have to choose or to put this thing into considerations, I believe that it's more n how trustable the site or the sport-house will be and how they handle the client in terms of real-time supports and the competitive odds that they have inside the house, plus the perks and wide scopes of available sports and places that they can cover.

One-stop place where you can sort all those games that you know and wanted to bet with, just an opinion, but the focus is on the reputations and with how the team handles their clients.

That is definitely a good one, and this is how Stake is doing it, they have a sportsbook AND a casino at the same time and they have tons of staff that is working on support, these are all good right? Well, I can still find some tiny issues, sometimes those matter, sometimes they don't. For example, I have always warned stake that they are a premium place, they are making it look like they are going to only cater to wealthy people and that's not bad for their business, that is good for income, but us poor people may not want to play there, that's one.

Another one is the fact that their sportsbook has worse odds than their competition so it looks like they are not going to be preferred when I can get better odds somewhere else. So its not all about just finding a place that does it all.

[Negotiation]

Before choosing a sportsbook, the sites should be selected well. Not all sportsbook casinos are good. Roulette is a popular online sports betting platform that accepts payment methods without considering the good. Here every gambling site offers different sports betting options. In addition to sports betting, Roulette offers live betting, which allows gamblers to place bets on ongoing games at the casino. Sports betting sites compete for the most. This is why betting experience should be considered before moving forward.

[libert19]

On-chain, no-kyc, a good customer support, league availability, reputation, mobile friendly UI.

[tusandii]

All I am really looking for when choosing a place to place a wager is if they accept my country, KYC, have the markets I wish to bet on, have some sort of decent reputation, and if they have decent odds.

If any 1 of my needs are not there I will not bet on that sportsbook.

Same here. That's pretty much what you only have to look for when you're choosing a sportsbook, everything else is a bonus. Although you could throw "bonuses" and cashout limits there too if ever, coz some of these sportsbooks place such leeways and limitations on users to keep them on the site for longer.

Every gambler has their own choices and considerations when deciding to bet on a sportsbook and we must respect each of these considerations because a gambler's comfort while at a sportsbook will never be the same as other gamblers.
Yes, because that's what the Sportbook always gives to its customers so that they become loyal customers and are willing to spend more money to bet on the Sportbook, although there are also some Sportbooks that don't really care about what customers want because what they is just to make a profit without thinking about success long-term.