Anderson Armistead 
If you bet sports online, chances are you bet sports online with cryptocurrency. All things considered, there’s no better way to wager, as you get rapid deposits, high limits, enhanced bonuses, and access to same-day payouts. No other online betting banking method offers all that, and the legal offshore gambling market has contributed to the … Read more
Today, the snowball starts rolling. For Ethereum, anyway. As one of cryptocurrency’s old guard, Ethereum (ETH) has long been accepted by most major US-facing online sportsbooks (unless you’re Bovada, in which case the asset is still fairly new). But Ethereum, as a legacy asset, has also long been plagued by bottlenecks and accessibility issues. It’s … Read more
With the expansion of online sports betting in America, many offshore operators are starting to get creative. And since US domestic books can’t legally offer entertainment odds, current events odds, and the like, that’s one market where the international books are doubling down. Now more than ever – and largely due to the rush of … Read more
Actually, they really don’t. But it’s still a good trick, and it can boost your bottom line significantly. To wit: Cryptocurrency is already well-established as the top choice for most bettors who want to maximize their bankrolls. Bitcoin deposits and altcoin deposits are quick, come with no added fees (aside from their native blockchain fees), … Read more
At SportsBetting.Legal, we’ve been reporting with some regularity now about the use of cryptocurrency for online sports gambling. We’ve discussed the benefits of crypto, as well as some of the drawbacks. We’ve also waxed philosophical about why certain sportsbooks support the coins they do, and what it’ll take for these operators to expand their crypto … Read more
If you’re an online bettor – or if you’ve been thinking about signing up with a legal online sportsbook – it’s probably time you made the switch to cryptocurrency. In fact, there’s no “probably” about it. Today, for the first time all year, Bitcoin (BTC) has dipped below $30,000, trading at $29,765 at the time … Read more
While most of our focus at SportsBetting.Legal is on sports gambling, one of the chief elements of betting online is funding those bets. And in recent years, there’s been no better way to do that than by using cryptocurrency. The biggest and best sites in the online betting industry have long accepted Bitcoin, and they’ve … Read more
All the best-rated online sportsbooks for US gamblers have long accepted Bitcoin, and several sites have recently expanded their banking menus to accept even more cryptocurrencies. However, there’s always been a slight hurdle when it comes to crypto betting with these operators: You need to buy some crypto first. Of course, for many users, that’s … Read more
Lately, we’ve seen several of the best online sports betting sites start expanding their crypto portfolios to include various popular altcoins. Bovada now takes Ethereum (which took ages for some reason), and both BetOnline and SportsBetting AG have added USD Coin and Chainlink to their online bet funding menus. You can also finally be paid … Read more
Happy Fourth of July, everyone! As always, there’s no better way to celebrate American independence than by taking part in uniquely American festivities. Over the last generation, one of the hallmarks of July 4 has been the Nathan’s Famous Hot-Dog Eating Contest, held each Independence Day at Coney Island in Brooklyn since 1997. While the … Read more
BetOnline now accepts Chainlink (LINK) deposits and withdrawals LINK is a top-20 crypto asset with a current market cap of $8.13B The current LINK price is $18.67 per coin As the cryptocurrency market grows, the best legal online sportsbooks are starting to accept a wider variety of altcoins. While there’s no apparent rhyme or reason … Read more
If you’re an online sports bettor, chances are you’ve been at it for years. Before 2018, you didn’t let something as passé as PASPA stop you from betting online, and now that the law’s gone, you aren’t changing your ways. Domestic sportsbooks are great if you live near one – or if your state has legal … Read more