Crypto betting sites, sorted by what you bet on
Pick your sport, your coin and the market you play. We show which crypto sportsbooks cover it, how fast they pay and what the bonus costs you.
- 14 sports and prediction markets – from NFL spreads to cricket outrights
- 10 coins – BTC, USDT, USDC, SOL, LTC, ETH, TRX, BNB, XRP and ADA
- The margin on every book – the bookmaker’s cut, in plain numbers
Find your crypto sportsbook
Every filter is also a shortlist page. Combine them to see who covers all of it.
What the margin costs you
The margin is the bookmaker’s built-in cut. Over time you lose roughly that share of everything you stake – before any bonus. Move the slider to your monthly stakes.
Start with what you bet on
Every sport, bet type and coin has its own shortlist page with its own #1 – the best book for basketball isn’t always the best book for Solana. Pick the one you care about most and go from there.
Margins measured on each sport’s main market, plus how deep the menu goes on a top match.
How each bet settles, and which books price it with the smallest cut.
Every coin page lists the networks each book supports, with fees and minimums from the cashier.
Free calculators for the maths behind a bet: fair odds, conversions, parlay payouts, hedges and stake sizing.
Strip the bookmaker margin out of a market and see the fair odds.
Switch any price between decimal, American and fractional.
Turn a price into the chance it implies, or a chance into a price.
Combined odds and payout for up to ten legs, plus the stacked margin.
Back the other side to lock in a result on a bet you already placed.
Size a stake from your own win chance and the price on offer.
How we rate crypto sportsbooks
Every sportsbook gets a score out of 10 on the same seven weights. Commission never moves the order.
Guides
Short, practical explainers on paying in crypto, reading odds and choosing markets. Each one ends with the shortlist it relates to, so you can go from the explainer straight to the books.
3.2%YES · NOKYC1.91Questions people ask
These are the questions we get most about crypto sportsbooks and how we compare them. If yours isn’t here, the guides go into more detail.
Is SharkPunt a sportsbook?
No. We don’t take bets or hold funds. We compare crypto sportsbooks and explain how they work.
What is a betting margin?
The bookmaker’s cut, built into the odds. Add up the implied chances of every outcome – the part above 100% is the margin. Under 5% is sharp, over 9% is expensive.
Why “Football (soccer)”?
We are a global site. Most of the world calls it football, while many crypto sportsbooks label it soccer in their menus, so we show both. American football is listed as NFL.
How do you check withdrawal times?
We use each book’s cashier ourselves. The withdrawal time on every card is a typical time based on our experience, shown next to the fees and limits the book publishes.
Which coin is cheapest for betting?
Usually USDT on Tron or Solana, or Bitcoin via Lightning where it’s supported. Our USDT guide compares the fees per network.
Are prediction markets the same as betting?
Not quite – you trade against other users, not a bookmaker. Prices move with demand and there’s no house margin, only fees.