Cyber.Bet

Item: Cyber.Bet
Rating: 4
Author: Glo Wood

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Glo Wood Author - published at 26 Apr 2024

Cyber.Bet Sportsbook Review

Operated by Ice Gaming N.V., Cyber.Bet launched its online sportsbook in 2018. The brand evolved over the years to offer competitive odds in a range of markets plus an impressive esports service. It’s a reputable option for Canadian sports bettors and casino players alike. Let’s take a closer look at what you can expect.

Placing your Bets

The brand offers betting opportunities on global events. The variety of sports isn’t as broad as other online bookies but it covers the majors nonetheless. Available sports include football, hockey, tennis, basketball, table tennis, MMA, handball, snooker, darts, volleyball, cricket, baseball, boxing, futsal, beach volleyball and rugby. In terms of esports, bet on Counter Strike, League of Legends, StarCraft, Rainbow Six and Dota 2. Catch live streaming events for free via Twitch.

Restricted countries list: United States of America and its territories, the French Republic and its territories, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Latvia, Cyprus, Israel, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Sudan, Yemen, Malta, Russian Federation, Ukraine, South Korea, China, Hong-Kong, Australia, New Zealand and any other region where online gambling is illegal.

New sign-ups are required to complete KYC verification in order to cashout. Documents such as government ID, utility bill, copy of credit/debit card and bank statement are to be sent via email.

Deposits are available in numerous currencies including cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Doge, Bitcoin Cash and Binance Coin. It’s worth noting that while Canadian players are accepted, CAD is not among the supported currencies. The maximum win on a single bet is capped at 10,000 EUR or your local currency.

Cashouts come with a general processing period of two working days and may include a fee depending on the chosen payment method.

An account is deemed inactive after 180 days, which is pretty standard. Any remaining balance will be subject to a 10 EUR (or local currency) fee. Should any funds remain in the account after a period of 12 months of inactivity, your account shall be closed and funds retained. Account holders must reach out to them in order to arrange for payment or the funds will be lost. While it’s important information, the majority of users will likely not forget to cashout their winnings!

Loyalty Program

Cyber.Bet does not offer a loyalty program at this time. It’s disappointing as the product is good but bettors are not rewarded for loyalty.

Conclusion

The acceptance of cryptocurrency is appealing as is the selection of esports. In terms of the welcome offer, it’s a modest offer with reasonable wagering requirements, which are very attainable. With that said, the sports selection could be expanded. We’d also like to see more promotions and the introduction of a rewards program for loyal punters. If these factors are of little importance to you, Cyber.Bet is worth checking out. Android users can now gain quick access using the app.

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Cyber.Bet Sportsbook Review Operated by Ice Gaming N.V., Cyber.Bet launched its online sportsbook in 2018. The brand evolved over the years to offer competitive odds in a range of markets plus an impressive esports service. It’s a reputable option for Canadian sports bettors and casino players alike. Let’s take a closer look at what you can expect. Placing your Bets The brand offers betting...

Advantages

Welcome Offer
Over 100 Live Daily Events
Esports
Live Streaming via Twitch
Cryptocurrency Accepted
Live Chat

Disadvantages

Limited Sports Promotions
No Loyalty Program
American Football Bets Not Accepted

Glo Wood Author - published at 26 Apr 2024