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Best Crypto Sports Betting Sites

The team behind the matchday guides

Three editors write and check every page on this site, and a fourth writes the German edition. Two cover the sports, split roughly by side of the Atlantic; the third reads the operators’ terms and checks every figure before a page goes up.

The bench3 editors

  • Rory KincaidRory
  • Nadia Ferreira-HoltNadia
  • Tobias BrandtTobias

Every page carries the name of the editor who wrote it and the one who checked it.

Rory KincaidMatch report by: Rory KincaidChecked by: Tobias BrandtUpdated

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Best Crypto Sports Betting Sites is written by three editors. Rory Kincaid covers football, cricket, racing and the rest of the European and Commonwealth calendar. Nadia Ferreira-Holt covers American sports, combat sports and esports, along with live betting and bankroll. Tobias Brandt reads the operators’ terms, payments pages and licence registers, and checks every operator figure on the site against the clause it came from.

Who covers what

EditorCoversWrites
Rory KincaidEuropean football, cricket, horse racing, golf, tennis, rugby, Formula 1; UK, Ireland, Europe, India and AustraliaThe home page, crypto sports betting, most sport and league guides and the European and Commonwealth country guides
Nadia Ferreira-HoltNFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, UFC, boxing, esports; live betting and bankroll; the USA, Canada, Kenya and SwedenThe American sport and league guides, combat sports, esports, live betting, bankroll and the betting app page
Tobias BrandtOperator terms, payment and verification rules, licence registers, methodologyMethodology, blockchain sports betting, the parlay calculator, the learn hub and the privacy, terms, contact and responsible gambling pages

How a page is checked

  1. Every operator figure starts in a document. The operator's terms, payments page or verification rules, or a licence register entry.
  2. Every figure gets a clause and a date. If there is no clause, the page says “not stated” or marks the source as a home-page claim.
  3. Every date and fixture gets a named source. A league's own site where it opens, a public reference where it does not, recorded in the page's sources.
  4. A second editor checks every page. The checker's name appears on the page beside the author's.

What we will not publish

The German edition

Jonas Weber writes the German edition at /de/. It is not a sentence-by-sentence translation: the pages start from the same operator documents and are written for readers who deposit in euros and bet on the Bundesliga, with the route from a euro bank transfer to USDT spelled out step by step. Every figure comes from this English edition, clause and date included, and each German page is checked by the editor who covers its subject here: Tobias Brandt for the comparison and the deposit route, Rory Kincaid for the Bundesliga page.

Corrections

Write to [email protected] with the page and, if you can, a link to the source. When a correction is made, the page's update date changes with it. How operators are read and rated is set out on the methodology page.

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