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Sportsbooks that take and pay crypto, ranked on markets, limits and the bonus rules that decide what a winning bet is worth. I quote the clauses, from maximum payout to the casino rollover hidden inside sports bonuses.
A crypto casino and sportsbook since 2019 with an active Curaçao (CGA) licence, 13,000+ games, provably fair originals and rakeback. Each deposit must be wagered once…
A big casino on a verified Curaçao licence since 2020, with 100+ providers, live tables and a sportsbook, six cryptos and fee-free payouts. Withdrawals are capped…
A sportsbook-first US-facing book with published betting limits up to $50,000 on NFL spreads, re-bets every 61 seconds, early lines and 17 cryptocurrencies with no cap…
A crypto casino and sportsbook online since 2019 with 7,000+ games, fourteen provably fair originals including Crash, eleven coins and no house withdrawal fee. Curaçao OGL…
The biggest US-facing offshore sportsbook since 2011: 28 sports, props builder, live betting, $1M max payout and a casino and poker room on the same wallet.…
A Panama-based US sportsbook with published high limits (NFL spreads to $50,000), live betting, props, esports, racebook, poker and casino. Seventeen coins in and out, Bitcoin…
A 2023 crypto casino and sportsbook with email-only sign-up, 8,000+ games, provably fair originals and 5-15 minute payouts on paper. Anjouan licence, a $50 cap on…
A very large crypto casino and sportsbook online since 2017: Originals with hash-chain proof, 80+ sports, poker and a lottery. Anjouan licence valid; its former Curaçao…
A US-facing sportsbook since 1994: 25 sport categories with politics, props builder, live betting and streaming, plus casino, poker and racebook. Crypto in five coins, 24/7…
A Curaçao-licensed sportsbook with 40+ sports and esports, cash-out and a 5x sports bonus. Full KYC on the first withdrawal, a €4,000 daily cash-out cap and…
Vulkan Vegas, now V.Vegas, is a Curaçao-licensed casino and sportsbook from 2017 with 101 providers and a Casino Guru score of 9.8. Full KYC from $1,000,…
A Curaçao-licensed slot casino with a sportsbook, run by Whitebox B.V. (the V.Vegas operator), verified active on the regulator's certificate. Full KYC from $1,000, up to…
An offshore bookmaker with a big casino attached, a clean mediated complaint record (0 unresolved on Casino Guru) and a fresh Anjouan licence after its owner's…
A deep offshore sportsbook with 15 crypto account currencies, fee-free Bitcoin payouts and readable terms, licensed via a Kahnawake permit it never shows on site. Bonuses…
A Curaçao-licensed slot casino with a sportsbook, run by TwiceDice B.V. and verified active on the regulator's certificate. Full KYC from $1,000, up to 30 working…
An esports-first crypto book with 18 esports titles, 14 sports, email-only sign-up and a valid Anjouan licence. Margins near 8.5% on esports, a €100,000 weekly cap…
A Curaçao-licensed casino since 2022 with 12 coins, 94 providers, sports and esports. Withdrawals are capped at €2,000 a day, deposits need 3x wagering, KYC is…
A 2022 slot casino with a sportsbook, run by Wiraon B.V. (the Slotoro operator) under a Curaçao licence listed on the regulator's register. Full KYC from…
A 2023 slot casino with a sportsbook, run by Wiraon B.V. (the Verde Casino operator) on a Curaçao licence whose certificate names slotoro.bet. KYC before the…
A big mobile-first sportsbook with a cricket and esports focus, run by Bizbon N.V. on a Curaçao licence marked "assessment in progress". Blocked from my locations…
A US-facing sportsbook since 2014: 25 sports with politics, esports and Gaelic games, live betting, cash out, casino and racebook. Ten coins for deposits, but payouts…
A wide-menu offshore sportsbook run by Pelican Entertainment B.V. on an active Curaçao licence, on Poland's blocklist since 2018, with unanswered withdrawal complaints in 2026. Blocked…
A giant sportsbook with an active Curaçao licence (Caecus N.V.) and the longest regulatory record I have written up: a Dutch fine, a UK exit, a…
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Cloudbet
7.5 Read review
Gamdom
7.1 Read review
Stake
6.7 Read review
Duelbits
6.6 Read review
Sportsbet.io
6.3 Read review
TrustDice
6.0 Read review
Shuffle
5.9 Read review
Monkey Tilt
5.7 Read review
Wolf.bet
5.5 Read review
FortuneJack
4.8 Read review
888Starz
4.0 Read review
Betwinner
3.8 Read review
A crypto sportsbook is a betting site where you fund the account in crypto, place sports bets and withdraw winnings in crypto. On this list that means a real book: pre-match and live markets, published limits, and a cashier that pays back in coins. A casino with a handful of "sports" tiles does not qualify. The catch is that every crypto betting site I know is licensed offshore, so the protections you get are the ones written in its terms. That is why I read the betting rules and the bonus clauses before I look at the odds.
Two of the three books here are casinos with a sportsbook attached; one is a sportsbook with a casino attached. That difference shows up in the details: how many markets you get, what the bonus counts, and how the operator treats players who win.
The method is the same as everywhere else on the site, set out on how I rate. For this list a book must:
I judge odds by the margin, not by the headline price. A standard -110 line on both sides of a game means you stake $110 to win $100, and the book's margin on that market is 4.55%. At -105 on both sides it drops to 2.38%. I have not yet logged odds samples from these three books on the same fixtures, so the ranking below does not claim one has sharper lines than another. When I have the samples, they go on the reviews.
Three published reviews qualify, so this is the full list. None has a payout test from me yet.
| Site | Licence | KYC | Coins | Payout test | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roobet | Curaçao, OGL/2024/687/0427 (operator's statement) | Light | 11 | Not yet | Visit |
| Bovada | Comoros claim, no number published | Light | 6 | Not yet | Visit |
| Rainbet | Anjouan, number not on its pages | Light | 9 | Not yet | Visit |
Bovada is the deepest book of the three: 28 entries in its sports A-Z including politics and esports, a live tab, a prop builder, cash out on singles and parlays, and a stated maximum payout of $1,000,000. Roobet runs live in-play betting with esports on Counter-Strike 2, League of Legends, Dota 2 and Valorant, streams for selected esports events and six odds formats. Rainbet lists "30+ sports", esports included, inside a casino-first product.
Comparing books on the welcome percentage instead of the rollover and its base. Building a parlay to beat a singles limit and losing the bonus for it. Taking a free bet at short odds that the terms do not count. Betting from a state or country the book excludes, then discovering the clause at withdrawal. And judging "better odds" from one match: a margin needs the prices on both sides, ideally on many fixtures. For context, regulated New Jersey books held 6.2% of handle in June 2026 and 11.9% in July, so a single month says little about any one book.
The chips above the cards filter by coin and KYC level without reloading, and the sportsbook filter is already implied here. Sort by score, or by the date I last verified a site. Each review quotes the betting limits, the bonus rollover and the excluded territories. If you want a casino as the main product, see crypto casinos; if you are weighing an exchange-style alternative, prediction markets explains how fees there compare with a book's margin. Before claiming any sports bonus, run the numbers through the wagering calculator. US bettors should also read US-friendly crypto casinos, where the state lists matter more than the odds.
A betting site where you deposit, bet on sport and withdraw in cryptocurrency. Most are offshore-licensed and many sit inside a crypto casino. On this list a book needs pre-match and live markets, published withdrawal rules and readable bonus terms.
Yes, and they come from both sides. States regulate sports betting, and the offshore books set their own exclusions: Bovada blocks 19 states plus DC, while Roobet and Rainbet exclude the whole US in their terms. Using a VPN to get around those lists breaks the terms and, at Bovada, forfeits the balance.
Yes. Roobet offers live in-play betting, including esports with streams on selected events, and Bovada has a live tab with cash out on singles and parlays, pre-game and live. The coin only funds the account; the bets themselves are settled in the account balance.
Not automatically. Compare the margin: a -110 line on both sides gives the book 4.55%, a -105 line 2.38%. I have not yet sampled these three books on the same fixtures, so I make no claim about whose lines are sharper. Claims of lower margins at crypto books in general come without data.
They keep the right to. Bovada's terms reserve bonus programs for recreational bettors and allow voiding wagers for limit abuse, such as using parlays to get around singles limits; its maximum stakes vary by event. Read the limits section of a book before you size a bet.
Sometimes, at a price. Bovada's crypto sports bonus can be played in the casino but needs 30x there instead of 5x on sports. Roobet goes the other way and blocks sportsbook bets while a deposit-bonus wagering requirement is active.
It is set by each book. Bovada publishes $1,000,000 for its sportsbook and $50,000 for its racebook. Roobet and Rainbet do not publish a single figure on the pages I read; check the bet slip's maximum before a big parlay.
Gamdom, Shuffle, Sportsbet.io and Monkey Tilt say casino and sportsbook share one wallet, and Bovada puts sports, casino, poker and a racebook on one account. The catch is in the bonus rules: Bovada's crypto sports bonus needs 30x in the casino instead of 5x on sports, and Roobet blocks sportsbook bets while a deposit-bonus wagering requirement is active.
Not among the books I review. Roobet, Rainbet, Cloudbet, Gamdom, Shuffle, TrustDice, Sportsbet.io and Monkey Tilt list the United Kingdom as restricted, and Thunderpick's Anjouan licence does not cover it. Stake's UK site shut by 11 March 2025 after a Gambling Commission investigation, and none of the crypto books I reviewed shows a UK Gambling Commission licence.
I won't name one for every province. Cloudbet, Sportsbet.io, Thunderpick, Shuffle, Gamdom, Roobet, Rainbet, MyBookie, 20Bet and 22Bet don't list Canada in their restricted lists, and BetUS lets Canadians register but not fund by card. That is the operators' position, not a legal opinion. On price, the Cloudbet soccer 1X2 lines I read carried a 6.5% to 6.8% margin, Thunderpick's esports lines 8.4% to 8.7%.
Not one Ontario regulates. iGaming Ontario's directory listed 84 sites, accurate as of 1 September 2026, and none of the crypto sportsbooks I review is among them. The AGCO calls sites outside that market unregulated and warns their payouts could be withheld or delayed. Regulated Ontario books need you to be 19 or older and physically in the province to bet. Alberta's register of 36 sites has no crypto book I review either.
