Sportsbook Poll - Which of these sportsbooks are best for live betting?

[BMR Forum]

We would like our ordering of sportsbooks on internal pages like best sportsbooks for live betting to be congruent with the opinion of BMR's valued users.

Expect similar polls like this in the days to come. Feel free to explain your vote, and write in your selection if your sportsbook wasn't listed in the poll.

 

[The Wanderer]

Heritage is all around the best. Interface is easy to use. My bets get rejected less than other sites and there are a lot of events to choose from around the world.

 

[MarkyMark]

Bet365.

 

[lemartinsports]

i personally use BetOnline for everything, so i may be a bit biased i've only truly used heritage and bol and i've never had an issue live betting

 

[Bubbles]

If only I can vote 3 choices: Heritage, BOL and Bovada.

 

[RudyRuder]

Heritage is all around the best. Interface is easy to use. My bets get rejected less than other sites and there are a lot of events to choose from around the world.

 

[carolinakid]

the juice on all live betting at any book is crazy

 

[BobbyFK]

I have never really bet live. Always pregame

 

[Chip Williams]

Agree with Heritage but Bookmaker and BetOnline are solid too.

 

[mikesmith99]

Geeez this is right up my alley. Been wanting to pop my cherry with an offshore book for a while. After coming across BMR and this forum I deff feel more confident to do so. That and the crypto dep/WDs deff has me looking at BetOnline, although GTbets and Everygame caught my eye after reading the reviews.

Anyone has thoughts/experience regarding those?

 

[Tuesday]

Bet365.

Agree. Interface for live has spread/moneyline/total right beside the live scores for easy/quick view and the live odds seem to better than most others offering live odds.

 

[mikesmith99]

Agree. Interface for live has spread/moneyline/total right beside the live scores for easy/quick view and the live odds seem to better than most others offering live odds.

I've used this one in the past before moving down here...(and not like the Florida man and fanduel lol) but yeah with my current location I would rather go for offshore than have to text my plays to my sister.

 

[ES3]

I use BetOnline! They always have a decent number of live bets to be made. The menu is pretty straightforward and there's enough to keep the games interesting and exciting

 

[Enikk]

the juice on all live betting at any book is crazy

Not really if betting the right way. Many people pay to buy points or play teasers. I prefer to get my mLs for free or at a reduced price or get added points. All about getting a better number on a play you already liked. Or follow a capper that you KNOW does their homework(Like yourself) and hammer when you can get more on a solid play.

 

[Enikk]

I probably live bet more than anyone. Basically I hate the rigged part of gambling and do everything I can to avoid it by getting a few extra point or getting s mLs or betting halfs. Here is my experience good and bad. I voted for Betallsports above based on options, having the scoreboard and streams.

Betallsports:
Pros:
-You will not find more options anywhere
-When they offered live on main platform you could enter them in open parlays. So basically you could make your own parlay out of teased lines but paying parlay prices.
-They offer 3rd party live as well
- Has a scoreboard and even streams of that event

Cons:
-limits are low ($250) and can't re-bet even if line changes
-3rd party odds a little higher
-lines change a lot so takes a while to get the bet in especially if trying to parlay on the 3rd party site.

BookMaker/Just Bet:
Pros:
-Not the best odds out there but better than most
-Can parlay
-Can add up to 2 open spots
-Limits are decent during commercial but only $300 in play

Cons:
-Site is screwy at times not accurately updating line changes so when ever you try to submit a bet it doesn't go through because of a line change. Positive benefit on this is they do have the accept all bets or only accept odds in my favor option.
-For whatever reason they made that you can only bet 100 Tennis/NBA live parlays.
-fewer sports offered(No Nascar/Golf)

Betonline:
Pros:
-Prettiest look and gives you a scoreboard so you know what is going on in your game.
-Decent limits
-Some of the better lines
-Will offer Nascar/golf options

Cons:
-Can't parlay


Bovada:
Pros:
-Has a ton of options including golf/Nascar
-Limits are decent
-Bets graded quick
-Appeared to offer odds quicker than the other books

Cons:
No parlays

 

[mikesmith99]

I probably live bet more than anyone. Basically I hate the rigged part of gambling and do everything I can to avoid it by getting a few extra point or getting s mLs or betting halfs. Here is my experience good and bad. I voted for Betallsports above based on options, having the scoreboard and streams.

Betallsports:
Pros:
-You will not find more options anywhere
-When they offered live on main platform you could enter them in open parlays. So basically you could make your own parlay out of teased lines but paying parlay prices.
-They offer 3rd party live as well
- Has a scoreboard and even streams of that event

Cons:
-limits are low ($250) and can't re-bet even if line changes
-3rd party odds a little higher
-lines change a lot so takes a while to get the bet in especially if trying to parlay on the 3rd party site.

BookMaker/Just Bet:
Pros:
-Not the best odds out there but better than most
-Can parlay
-Can add up to 2 open spots
-Limits are decent during commercial but only $300 in play

Cons:
-Site is screwy at times not accurately updating line changes so when ever you try to submit a bet it doesn't go through because of a line change. Positive benefit on this is they do have the accept all bets or only accept odds in my favor option.
-For whatever reason they made that you can only bet 100 Tennis/NBA live parlays.
-fewer sports offered(No Nascar/Golf)

Betonline:
Pros:
-Prettiest look and gives you a scoreboard so you know what is going on in your game.
-Decent limits
-Some of the better lines
-Will offer Nascar/golf options

Cons:
-Can't parlay


Bovada:
Pros:
-Has a ton of options including golf/Nascar
-Limits are decent
-Bets graded quick
-Appeared to offer odds quicker than the other books

Cons:
No parlays

Fucking A Enikk! This is what Im talking about! That kind of changes things for me with the no parlay. So no live betting parlay at all?? That could be a deal breaker...

 

[Enikk]

Correct. Bm is great because you can put in 2 live games than hit add 2 spots. You can fill those spots with live or pregame. Basically you can make your own teaser getting parlay odds.

 

[mikesmith99]

Correct. Bm is great because you can put in 2 live games than hit add 2 spots. You can fill those spots with live or pregame. Basically you can make your own teaser getting parlay odds.

Wow, thats my kind of book. Thanks Enikk, definitely looking at BMRs review for BookMakers!