The casino’s own page title puts the sportsbook next to the casino, and the two sit in the same account. That makes it simple to have a bet on the weekend’s football and still spin a few slots afterwards, but it also means one budget has to cover both, so set it before kick-off.
Finding your way round
A sportsbook has three parts you will use every time:
- The sports menu: every sport and its competitions, usually with the most popular ones pinned at the top.
- The event page: every market on one match, from the result to goals, cards and players.
- The bet slip: where your selections land, your stake goes in and the potential return is shown before you confirm.
Bet types in plain English
- Single: one selection. Win and you are paid; lose and the stake is gone.
- Double, treble, accumulator: several selections in one bet. Every one must win, and the odds multiply.
- System bets: combinations of doubles and trebles from several picks, so one loser doesn’t sink everything. More stake, more forgiving.
- In-play: bets placed while the event is under way, with odds that move with the action.
Odds formats
Decimal odds of 2.50 return 2.50 for every 1 staked, stake included. The same price in fractional form is 6/4: 6 of profit for every 4 staked. Switch to the format you read fastest; the price is the same either way.
Account currency
Bets are placed in your account currency. With no pound sterling among the eight currencies, UK punters usually bet in euro, so a €10 stake is not £10. Keep that in mind when you compare prices with a UK bookmaker.
Betting with a clear head