Sportsbetting.com Review

Sportsbetting.com has a bad reputation for payouts and can’t be recommended at this point. They have a decent selection of lines and a good base for previews and picks, but the bottom line is you might not get your money back if you deposit there.

The Good: Decent content in the blog, decent deposit bonus; cute stats section; good variety of betting lines; good selection of contests

The Bad: Awful track record on payouts; numerous customer complaints; website looks like a blog

The Bottom Line: It’s black and white here: players, affiliates and even SEOs have all allegedly complained about getting paid out (players complaints have been public). Why put yourself through the frustration?

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What’s Their Reputation?

None of the Jazette sportsbooks are highly thought of but this might be the best of the bunch. But with payout problems across the board, we’re really only dealing with slim margins of “better” in this case.

With slow payouts and sometimes completely failed payouts, players are generally frustrated with this sportsbook.

Who Bets At Sportsbetting.com?

Sportsbetting.com in its best days is a rec shop for the casual gambler but right now, it’s just a book for people who aren’t privy to the complaints just yet.

Right now, it the people who bet at Sportsbetting.com are ones with withdrawal complaints.

Deposit Methods

Visa

Bank Wire

Moneygram

Western Union

Pre-Paid gift cards

Withdrawal Methods

Bank Wire

Check

How Is Their Customer Service?

We’d like to say that Sportsbetting.com – or sportsbetting.ag as it is known now – has the best customer service out of the Jazette family of sportsbooks, but we can’t emphatically say that.

They have some issues paying people out and we’ve heard complaints across the board. They are slow to pay players on their winners, they have skipped the bill on an SEO team and they also stiffed affiliates. Hey – at least they are consistent.

But jokes aside, that’s a big red flag and it means you shouldn’t be trusting of this sportsbook.

The fact that they’ve ditched phone service and you can’t call them up is a red flag with a sportsbook like this.

How Easy Is It To Place A Bet On Their Website?

It takes a little bit of getting used to placing a bet at Sportsbetting.com because they have a couple of formats that come into play – for some reason.

First off, all of the lines are at the top, which is different than the standard of having the categories on the left side. As you click through on each sport, the lines will appear in the middle. But if you click on live lines, you’re presented with a different format, which is a bit confusing because you can’t actually place a bet using the live lines. You have to go directly to each sport.

Once you pick up on that, it’s pretty easy. You find the sport, find the line and confirm it on the right in your ticket. After a couple of uses you’ll be straight but it’s not nearly as intuitive as the industry leading website.

Methods of Betting

Internet

Reviewing The Rest Of The Sportsbetting.com Website

The first feel you get when logging onto Sportsbetting.com is that it looks more like a blog than it does a sportsbook.

There is a pretty good blog with sports content, updated usually with an article per day providing some relevant picks and previews. At the bottom right, you can also find a decent tool where you can find betting trends powered by StatFox. They are actually quite useful, but you can find those stat sheets on many sites on the internet.

One annoying thing that appeared to be a bug was the fact that when you click on a sport, it sometimes presents a “featured wagers” section which may or may not be related to that sport. For example, clicking to see the football lines showed tennis matchups and college basketball options before it listed the football lines under it.

Aside from that, Sportsbetting.com is very vanilla – and they even have plenty of white on the color scheme to back it up.

Betting Variety

Sportsbetting.com has a large variety of betting lines and most North American players will be satisfied as they have plenty of coverage for all of the major sports and even soccer fans will be pretty happy.

They lack in the category of live betting – they have some, but not a lot – but they do have lots of props on the main events, such as a wide array of props for the main NFL games of the week as well as prospective lines for upcoming weeks even before the line has been set in most places. We found that to be a great feature as they’ll offer lines for Week 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 even though Week 8 is the current week where the action is being played. Few sportsbooks present that.

Overall, you won’t get bored with the options here.

Betting Limits

NFL Games: $7,700

NBA Games: $3,300

NHL Games: $2,200

MLB Games: $3,300

What Type Of VIP Program/Loyalty Program Is Offered?

No VIP program is available.

What Type Of Bonus & Rebate Program Is Offered?

Sportsbetting.com gives you a 20% cash bonus upon your first deposit with a maximum bonus of $250. That’s a pretty decent bonus considering its cash – not free play – and you only have to roll it over four times.

Sporstbetting.com will also give you a 10% reload bonus if you re-up on Thursdays, which is capped off at $100 and tied with a three-time rollover.

One other bonus is you get 5% off on juice on Fridays, which drops the lines to -105 on NFL, NCAAF, NBA and NCAAB spreads.

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