1. BetOnline (Offshore) – Best Sports Betting App Overall

Not only is BetOnline a great choice for sports betting, it’s a great place for betting of any kind, period. 

I mean, it has a gaming catalog of over 800 games.

But you are here for the sports betting.

Basically if you want to livebet on any major US or international sport, you can do so at BetOnline.

You can build your own prop like you see on the screen here, build your own parlay, or choose from one of their pre-built same game parlays.

I really like BetOnline’s interface and design – it’s easy to create your own bets and you’ve got a huge variety of games to bet on.

They’ve even got a racebook for those of you into horse betting as well as e-sports betting.

BetOnline has been around since 2001 and is the oldest casino on my list, so yes, it’s reputable, and yes they accept US players from every US state except for New Jersey. Sorry Jersey – you just can’t catch a break can ya?

So you can probably see why BetOnline is my go-to for sports betting action. And if you want to dabble in other areas – perhaps table games or poker – BetOnline has that too.

They accept crypto and fiat payments and also have a 7-level VIP program with exclusive benefits for you High Rollers watching this video.

Go ahead and check the links in the video description below to see what updated offers from BetOnline I’ve got for you.

2. Bovada – Great Variety of Sports Betting

Bovada is second on my list for a reason. Established in 2011, it offers a wide variety of experiences including poker, slots, and of course, a solid sportsbook.

Now, I don’t like their design quite as much as BetOnline’s, but their offerings are solid.

You can bet on all major international sports leagues, build your own props, and take advantage of their parlay booster feature.

It’s also a fun place to live bet, which is how I’ve been spending this year’s March Madness.

Bovada offers bonuses for ALL game categories, in crypto and fiat, so make sure to check those out using the links below.

Bovada’s customer support is easy to reach – they are available 24/7 and you don’t need to be logged into an account in order to access it.

For Americans, Bovada will accept players from most, but not all, US states.

And while they don’t yet have e-sports incorporated, their sportsbook is overall quite solid and yeah, they’ve got horse racing too.

3. BetUS – Best Sports Betting Signup Bonus

I’m including BetUS on my list for their exceptional welcome bonuses which you can claim by checking the links in the video description below.

Right now they’ve got a 200% bonus up to $5,000 if you use the bonus code: CAS200 so make sure you check that out.

As you can see on the screen here, BetUS covers basically all popular sports. Overall I like its design – it’s easy to navigate and they’ve even got a “Locker Room” section where you can get free analysis from sports betting experts.

While they don’t have quite the range of sports that BetOnline and Bovada do, BetUS is solid and has some of the best welcome bonuses I’ve found.

Support is available round-the-clock and while they don’t have a dedicated mobile app, their website is responsive on mobile.

If you want to bet on any major US league, whether prematch or live, BetUS is gonna be a great choice for you. 

4. Thunderpick – Best for e-Sports Betting

Thunderpick, established in 2017, is great for those of you who want to bet on e-sports.

And if you want to bet on e-sports with crypto?

Even better. Right now Thunderpick has a bonus offer of a 100% bonus match of up to €600 if you deposit using crypto.

So if you wanna play anon, Thunderpick is a great choice.

For e-sports, you are gonna have all the classics: CS2, League of Legends, Dota 2, and others.

For traditional sports betting, you’ve got a decent number of live sports options, and most major sports are covered.

I also like Thunderpick for their dark mode interface and in fact, it’s probably my favorite design out of all the sports betting platforms mentioned in this video.

Any American, from any state, can place bets on Thunderpick, though US players will not get access to Thunderpick’s table games.

5. TrustDice – Unique crypto faucet bonus feature

Founded in 2018 by Satoshi Gaming Group, if you are familiar with crypto then you’ll know from this name alone that this is a crypto-centric casino.

TrustDice offers both e-sports and sports betting. It doesn’t have quite the range of e-sports that Thunderpick does, but still has a respectable amount.

For traditional sports betting, you’ve got a LOT of options. I think that’s because, as a newer platform still working to gain long-term fans, TrustDice has chosen to cover way more sports than some of the older platforms I reviewed.

So that means you can bet on alpine skiing, squash, stock car racing. Even something called Pesapollo, and no, I have no idea what that is or even if I’m pronouncing it correctly.

TrustDice has an active live chat that gets rowdy from time to time, and as its name would imply, it has a dice game that is seriously fun. You can see player’s winnings in real-time and overall I’d say TrustDice feels like the most “social” of the sports betting platforms that I’m reviewing in this video.