Top 5 small recommended Crypto Sports Betting websites?

[Charcol]

Here, as far as I understand from reading most of the discussions, most people are recommending online gambling websites that have their signatures. Of course, I think their words are reasonable. Because almost all online gambling sites running on the forum are safe in most cases. Safe does not mean that you will definitely make a profit, rather, safe means that you can safely withdraw part of the profit in a very short time without any problems. I will advise you to choose any gambling site running on the forum. I do not see any problem with this. Currently, the gambling sites running on the forum are quite attractive, which does not mean that they will always provide good service. Many such gambling sites have cheated on the forum at some point. So you have to make the decision at your own risk. But my advice would be that you choose a gambling site that is running on the forum. Because if the gambling sites running on the forum cheat, action will be taken against it and you will know the issues in advance. Also, the gambling sites running on the forum are quite trustworthy than the outside gambling sites. Even  You can report any problem you have here. Their representative will mention the solution on the forum itself.

[gracreavix]

You're assuming like casino's have excess liquidity, of which they don't. You fail to understand that casinos are like every other businesses. They experience downside and upside. Some might have liquidity, others little, some so little that they pray for someone not to hit the jackpot. That's just reality.

Casinos paying for advertisement doesn't mean they have liquidity.  Advertisement draws customers to gamble with them. That's profitable. More customers come to gamble, relatively more money in their pocket, if you know what. Lol. Advertisement is not a yardstick to judge whether a casino has liquidity or not.

[Natalim]

You're assuming like casino's have excess liquidity, of which they don't. You fail to understand that casinos are like every other businesses. They experience downside and upside. Some might have liquidity, others little, some so little that they pray for someone not to hit the jackpot. That's just reality.

Casinos paying for advertisement doesn't mean they have liquidity.  Advertisement draws customers to gamble with them. That's profitable. More customers come to gamble, relatively more money in their pocket, if you know what. Lol. Advertisement is not a yardstick to judge whether a casino has liquidity or not.

It's a real business after all, so I don't think casinos just rely on luck and hope everything works out. They should already have a system where they know how much they can afford to lose, because it's normal that some players will win and others will lose, but in the long run the casino should still remain profitable.

That's why when they offer very big jackpots or max wins, they should also be sure they can actually pay them without seriously affecting the business. If a huge payout can already hurt the casino that much, then they probably shouldn't offer that kind of max win in the first place. There should always be a limit, and of course if you limit the possible winnings, you also have to limit the amount players can bet.

[xenomorfo]

Reputation is probably one of the biggest factors, and a campaign alone isn't enough to convince people to trust a casino
Checking the ANN thread and feedback is the best way to get a more unbiased picture of their reputation

I was exactly thinking the same thing, in fact the casinos for example sponsored by hhampuz that last a long time in the forum are in my opinion the most reliable ones ever
stuff that has been here on the forum for years and years and has a very strong reputation.

[Outhue]

You're assuming like casino's have excess liquidity, of which they don't. You fail to understand that casinos are like every other businesses. They experience downside and upside. Some might have liquidity, others little, some so little that they pray for someone not to hit the jackpot. That's just reality.

Casinos paying for advertisement doesn't mean they have liquidity.  Advertisement draws customers to gamble with them. That's profitable. More customers come to gamble, relatively more money in their pocket, if you know what. Lol. Advertisement is not a yardstick to judge whether a casino has liquidity or not.

Funny but real, those casinos that doesn't have a lot of funds on ground will likely be praying that no one hits the jackpot or else it can be a call to close down their business, a smart casino will rather instead explain things to anyone who eventually wins a large amount of money at that given period of time. Through all my days in gambling I've seen few scenarios where the casino doesn't even have the money that someone won, they started paying one week after the other. I believe that if a casino really plan to stay long on the business they will do the same thing, I don't bother myself much about liquidity if the casino cares about their reputation.

[shawonngp]

You're assuming like casino's have excess liquidity, of which they don't. You fail to understand that casinos are like every other businesses. They experience downside and upside. Some might have liquidity, others little, some so little that they pray for someone not to hit the jackpot. That's just reality.

Casinos paying for advertisement doesn't mean they have liquidity.  Advertisement draws customers to gamble with them. That's profitable. More customers come to gamble, relatively more money in their pocket, if you know what. Lol. Advertisement is not a yardstick to judge whether a casino has liquidity or not.

Funny but real, those casinos that doesn't have a lot of funds on ground will likely be praying that no one hits the jackpot or else it can be a call to close down their business, a smart casino will rather instead explain things to anyone who eventually wins a large amount of money at that given period of time. Through all my days in gambling I've seen few scenarios where the casino doesn't even have the money that someone won, they started paying one week after the other. I believe that if a casino really plan to stay long on the business they will do the same thing, I don't bother myself much about liquidity if the casino cares about their reputation.

A casino site cannot run for long without funds, especially if it lacks sufficient liquidity. Then there is a possibility that their business will close soon, because any player can win a big amount; then, how will they pay if the casino site does not have a large amount of money.
I saw some new casino sites launch with large amounts of funding. Because they need to run numerous promotional bonuses and campaigns, it is not possible to establish a casino site without a good amount of funds. Many sites have shut down due to a funding crisis. So I think liquidity is very important for a casino platform.

[Cantsay]

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A casino site cannot run for long without funds, especially if it lacks sufficient liquidity. Then there is a possibility that their business will close soon, because any player can win a big amount; then, how will they pay if the casino site does not have a large amount of money.
I saw some new casino sites launch with large amounts of funding. Because they need to run numerous promotional bonuses and campaigns, it is not possible to establish a casino site without a good amount of funds. Many sites have shut down due to a funding crisis. So I think liquidity is very important for a casino platform.
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According to an information I got from someone who owned a casino, he said that the early days of a casino are usually run on losses, you’d use your own money to pay the users because of the low amount of users you have but the more people come the more stake they make the low they lose the more they get, so that initial losses has to be there and if you’re not well off financially then there is a huge probability of you not surviving that first round and actually folding up your business.

[Davidvictorson]

I'm looking for a list from genuine sports bettors that use crypto, not after all the shilled bullsh*t i can see advertised or thrown randomly by ppl that work for the bookies.

Congratulations you are in the right place.
A small crypto casino that I would recommend to you to check out based on personal experience with them is rizzy.com.
So far, I have found them to be transparent, their response time is very fast so you can be sure that if you have questions, complaints or anything else to ask them you will get a response back. This is not just coming from me but also from other people who have used their casino. Here is the link to their ANN the on the forum for you to see for yourself- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5585964.0

[Cleanshit]

According to an information I got from someone who owned a casino, he said that the early days of a casino are usually run on losses, you’d use your own money to pay the users because of the low amount of users you have but the more people come the more stake they make the low they lose the more they get, so that initial losses has to be there and if you’re not well off financially then there is a huge probability of you not surviving that first round and actually folding up your business.

Yea this makes sense most especially for a new casino, at the early stage it more challenging this because the platform is going to be build their users reputation and base first. Before then the business starts to generate enough volume in other to covers it operating costs.
That why I would say that liquidity only shouldn’t be a factor to judge a casino, here it important to have a strong reputation, transparent terms proper risk management and also a constant payouts. They might be enough funds in casino today but in other to mange such funds and to handle a large wins is what that matters for a very long term sustainability.

[Z_MBFM]

I'm looking for a list from genuine sports bettors that use crypto, not after all the shilled bullsh*t i can see advertised or thrown randomly by ppl that work for the bookies.

Over the last 10 yrs I got to a decent lvl of success and with that came restrictions, refused withdrawals, money blocked, etc. etc. So called reputable sports betting companies are the worst really (first you can bet $300, after 10 bets u can bet $0.3 max). So I started opening accounts for all my friends and family members giving them a cut. But I got to the bottom of that sack, now I am looking for alternatives to the big corporate bookies because even if I get an account nowadays from new friends, they simply make it impossible with verification, withdrawal stalling, restricting account after just 1 bet! and other tactics meant to discourage me. Stake is one of the biggest as there are others, but their offering is so poor, they are a casino not a sports betting website let's face it. so pls pls plz hit me with your top 5 if any of you on this forum are using betting websites that take crypto! I would v much appreciate it 

Stake , Rollbit & BC.Game I have experience on those platform But I wouldn't tell you to bet there directly. I have bet on sports on these platforms and I have had a good experience using these platforms and I don't think they have done anything unfair. However, I would suggest you that there are many sites on this platform, if you visit their topics, you will see different types of comments there. However, you will see more discussions on the platforms that have been promoting themselves here for a long time. This forum is a good source for finding good gambling sites. You can easily understand which site is good for sportsbooks by spending some time.

[Powerjumboo]

I'm looking for a list from genuine sports bettors that use crypto, not after all the shilled bullsh*t i can see advertised or thrown randomly by ppl that work for the bookies.

Over the last 10 yrs I got to a decent lvl of success and with that came restrictions, refused withdrawals, money blocked, etc. etc. So called reputable sports betting companies are the worst really (first you can bet $300, after 10 bets u can bet $0.3 max). So I started opening accounts for all my friends and family members giving them a cut. But I got to the bottom of that sack, now I am looking for alternatives to the big corporate bookies because even if I get an account nowadays from new friends, they simply make it impossible with verification, withdrawal stalling, restricting account after just 1 bet! and other tactics meant to discourage me. Stake is one of the biggest as there are others, but their offering is so poor, they are a casino not a sports betting website let's face it. so pls pls plz hit me with your top 5 if any of you on this forum are using betting websites that take crypto! I would v much appreciate it 

While gambling, we should always choose the best casino platforms. If we can choose the best casino platforms and gamble there, then we can stay safe from various troubles and risks. There are many new players who cannot choose the right platform for gambling, due to not being able to choose the right platform, they are cheated in various ways. However, the casino platform that you mentioned here, I will say that this (Stake) casino platform is very popular and trusted among people. Apart from this, if you ask me to mention the top 5 casino platforms, I will say Rainbet, Stake.com, Rollbit, Roobet, Sportsbet etc. All the casino platforms that I have mentioned here are very trusted and popular and even a little experienced person can gamble on this casino platform without any problems and there are no allegations of fraud against all these casino platforms.

[Ever-young]

I was exactly thinking the same thing, in fact the casinos for example sponsored by hhampuz that last a long time in the forum are in my opinion the most reliable ones ever
stuff that has been here on the forum for years and years and has a very strong reputation.

The casinos are not sponsored by Hhampuz, the casino’s signature campaigns are rather managed by Hhampuz. But you’re right, Campaigns managed by Hhampuz tends to last longer, not saying other casinos managed by other campaign managers don’t last longer here, they do.

Again, just because a casino ends their signature campaign here doesn’t mean they’re no longer in operation or business, signature campaigns are just a way of advertising their casino, and there are also several other ways they can also choose to advertise asides sig campaigns.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

Here, as far as I understand from reading most of the discussions, most people are recommending online gambling websites that have their signatures. Of course, I think their words are reasonable. Because almost all online gambling sites running on the forum are safe in most cases. Safe does not mean that you will definitely make a profit, rather, safe means that you can safely withdraw part of the profit in a very short time without any problems. I will advise you to choose any gambling site running on the forum. I do not see any problem with this. Currently, the gambling sites running on the forum are quite attractive, which does not mean that they will always provide good service. Many such gambling sites have cheated on the forum at some point. So you have to make the decision at your own risk. But my advice would be that you choose a gambling site that is running on the forum. Because if the gambling sites running on the forum cheat, action will be taken against it and you will know the issues in advance. Also, the gambling sites running on the forum are quite trustworthy than the outside gambling sites. Even  You can report any problem you have here. Their representative will mention the solution on the forum itself.

Even though there are casinos advertising here with some of their representatives. It is doesn't prove the one thing the OP is trying to say. Liquidity. Having representative here doesn't prove the liquidity we are talking about. They are just forerunners of the casinos. It only proves that the casino have accountability. That's all it proves. And it's a good thing that this forum makes them accountable. But liquidity it the main deal. And yes, casinos here are what choosing from. Less headaches and stress. I will also recommend that people should choose the casinos to bet on that are on this forum.

[abaeze]

Reputation is probably one of the biggest factors, and a campaign alone isn't enough to convince people to trust a casino
Checking the ANN thread and feedback is the best way to get a more unbiased picture of their reputation

I was exactly thinking the same thing, in fact the casinos for example sponsored by hhampuz that last a long time in the forum are in my opinion the most reliable ones ever
stuff that has been here on the forum for years and years and has a very strong reputation.

That's why I recommend Rainbet Casino and its reputation is still reliable and trustworthy. So a better signal of reliability than a new casino is that the casino has a long history of good feedback, can consistently resolve complaints and the customer is satisfied with that resolution, and has a strong reputation. If these positive things are present in a casino, then it can be said to be a relatively strong trust signal.

However, it is not right to consider an online casino 100% safe based on reputation alone if the user has not played any bets or games on that platform himself.

[danherbias07]

Stake.com is not a sportsbook? Ergh, okay. But I disagree. They do accept high rollers, but I think you have a different reason for looking for other names.

Anyway, there are still lots of sportsbook bookies out there, like Sportsbet.io. But I highly doubt they will follow what you want. Based on what you said, you want something too loose on terms and conditions, but you might not find a reputable one with that kind of setup.
They are strict because they are also following the rules of different laws in different areas, so it will be difficult to follow whatever you want. Try prediction markets.

[Betwrong]

~ so pls pls plz hit me with your top 5 if any of you on this forum are using betting websites that take crypto! I would v much appreciate it 

We all here using betting websites that take crypto, but you're asking about small ones. First, I want to say that I don't believe in "I-win-so-much-that- gambling-sites-restrict-me" kind of stories. It's a known fact that some bettors won hundreds of thousands of dollars and then withdrew the money without any problems. It is also a fact that they are allowed bet with any amount they want afterwards. I really think that the situation, "first you can bet $300, after 10 bets u can bet $0.3 max", is impossible on the reputable betting platforms presented on this forum. On some scam sites, yeah, everything is possible. So, I would advise against using small betting sites, because there you can find yourself in the situation you described.

[ImGenius]

I think this topic should be locked. Because BPIP is showing OP as Inactive, OP of this topic has been offline for 114 days. I don't think he is getting any help from this topic because he went offline right after opening the topic.
I could be wrong, other users besides the OP may be getting help through this topic.

[POPOLUV]

I'm working with Rollbit, and so far, I can recommend them to you, they have good services, no hiccup so far, and their reputation proceeds them. It have been around for over 6years now, they combine different services which includes, casino games, sports games, you can trade crypto too(leverage trading btw), they also have a native token, so it's a pretty decent gambling platform, that goes a bit further. You can go ahead and click on my signature to have a first hand experience on the platform

I believe as a newbie or as a beginner that doesn't know his ways around the forum or his ways on chosen the right Crypto Sports Betting websites and such a person will definitely ask questions around for him to sees people opinions and from their opinions he can be able to know the best Crypto Sports Betting websites that people are eventually making use of, OP i could understand your fear behind the reason why you created these thread, well i believe you have seen allot of responses from different people in the forum on those reliable Crypto Sports Betting websites to follow, while on my very best opinion, I'm still here to support on what OsaiEmma said above, Rollbit has all the qualifications that you need and it is very reliable and trustworthy.

[AmaGold70]

I'm working with Rollbit, and so far, I can recommend them to you, they have good services, no hiccup so far, and their reputation proceeds them. It have been around for over 6years now, they combine different services which includes, casino games, sports games, you can trade crypto too(leverage trading btw), they also have a native token, so it's a pretty decent gambling platform, that goes a bit further. You can go ahead and click on my signature to have a first hand experience on the platform

There are actually many betting sites online, and everyone who is a gamblers would choose them according to what they want, you have mentioned rollbit which I know is a very good platform for cryptocurrency gambler, we also have platforms like Rainbet, Shuffle, stake and many others. These betting sites sites mentioned here are very popular when it comes to cryptocurrency gambling, and they are not just popular because of how long they have been around, but they are popular because of their quality services which they are rendering to users, and the level of trust they have also gained from gamblers. White choosing a betting site, it is ideal to work with a trusted betting site with quality users reviews because many of these betting sites are not trusted and should be avoided more especially those with very low trust score.

[BitBakerr1]

I think this topic should be locked. Because BPIP is showing OP as Inactive, OP of this topic has been offline for 114 days. I don't think he is getting any help from this topic because he went offline right after opening the topic.
I could be wrong, other users besides the OP may be getting help through this topic.

Just like you said, other people maybe get help through this thread so there’s no need to lock it.

When someone open a thread to ask a question, you guys should understand that the answer that is given in that thread is not only for the user who asked the question, there may be other people who are going through the same issue and those answers may actually be very useful to them.

There was a time I wanted to ask a particular question, but I saw a thread that someone already asked the question, what I did was to read the answers that was given.