On the list
The bookmakers, and the one that takes no bet
six of the seven books on this list price a sporting event. What they carry, and what cannot honestly be put in a column beside it.
The links below pay us if you open an account. They are the same seven bookmakers whatever they pay, because the list is decided before anybody is asked.
| Bookmaker | Sports the record carries | Count | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| BetFox | Football, Basketball, Tennis, Table Tennis, Volleyball, Handball, Ice Hockey, Boxing, MMA, Formula 1 | 10 | Open |
| betPawa | Football, Basketball, eFootball, Tennis | 4 | Open |
| Betway | Football, Basketball, Tennis, Cricket, Boxing, Esports | 6 | Open |
| Betwinner | Football, Table tennis, Esports, Horse racing, Greyhound racing, Cricket | 6 | Open |
| Soccabet | Football, Ghana Premier League, Table tennis, American football | 4 | Open |
| SportyBet | Football, Basketball, Tennis, eFootball, Table Tennis, Ice Hockey | 6 | Open |
What that column is and is not
It is a count of the sports a book's own navigation or event feed carries, not a judgement about any of them. BetFox carries 10 and betPawa carries 4, and the second of those is a deliberate product rather than a gap. A football book with a very deep football line is not a thin sportsbook.
Where a record says a list was trimmed, it was trimmed on purpose. Reading a navigation menu and calling the result breadth rewards a book for having a long menu, and one record in this file was cut back specifically so that a menu read on the book we know least about would not out-score books whose feeds were actually counted.
Why there is no price column
Margins exist for six of the six sportsbooks on this list, and they are not comparable with each other. Some are medians across every football match a book prices; some are means across a handful of top-flight fixtures. Top-flight European football is priced two to three times sharper than everything else, so the narrow basis flatters the book it was measured on.
Put them in one column and the sharpest-looking book on this list is simply the one somebody measured most narrowly. A publication that refuses invented precision cannot print that table, so it does not.
This is the same argument as the one on the list about coverage, arriving through a different door. Numbers measured on different bases do not become comparable by being printed in the same typeface.
Wiwi Casino takes no bet on sport
This is a checked absence rather than an unread page. The Commission's register carries the brand under an online casino licence only; the platform's own configuration returns the sportsbook module as hidden; the sitemap holds no sports URLs; and its own about page describes slots, table games and live dealer and nothing else. Four independent readings, one answer.
It stays on the list because the rule is about registration and getting paid, and a casino clears both or does not. A rule that quietly required a sportsbook would be a third clause nobody had stated.
On the sportsbooks
- How many of the seven take a bet on sport?
- six of the seven. Wiwi Casino runs no sportsbook, and that is settled several independent ways rather than assumed: the register carries it under a casino licence only, its own platform configuration switches the sportsbook module off, and its sitemap holds no sports URLs at all.
- Do you publish which book prices best?
- No, and the reason is on this page. A margin figure is only comparable against another margin figure measured the same way, and the ones in this fact base are not: some are medians across every football match a book prices, some are means across a handful of top-flight fixtures, and the second basis flatters a book by a factor of two or more. Printing them in one column would produce a table where the sharpest-looking book is the one measured most narrowly.
- Is a longer list of sports better?
- Not necessarily, and the numbers here are counts of what a book carries rather than measurements of how well it carries any of it. One book on this list runs four sports and prices a very large number of football matches inside them, which is a deliberate product rather than a thin one.