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Odds run on the Kambi platform, the same engine behind several established books, and it shows in generally sharp, competitive pricing on football and the NBA.

Roughly two dozen sports with thousands of pre match markets, football gets proper depth while basketball and ice hockey are also well served for a newer book.

In play markets update promptly with a live match tracker running alongside, a decent in running experience for a sportsbook that only launched properly this year.

Bet Builder is included and works reliably on top fixtures, a solid modern feature even if the settlement speed lags the very biggest operators slightly.

There's no live streaming offering at present, a notable gap given the strength elsewhere, so you'll need a separate feed for watching what you're betting on.

Cash out and partial cash out are both live across most markets, offered prices tend to track fair value reasonably closely in testing.

The casino pedigree shows through in decent cross sell offers, sports specific ongoing promos are present but secondary to the main casino promotional push.

A bore draw refund and rotating acca boosts give the promotions page some life, not overflowing but there's genuinely something to check most weeks.

Acca boosts and boosted odds crop up regularly, tied in with the wider promotions calendar rather than a rigid daily schedule.

New sports customers get a bet and get style free bet offer, a fair introduction though nothing that blows the market away once you read the small print.

There's no dedicated sportsbook loyalty scheme, though casino side rewards exist for those who dabble across both products under the one account.

Android and iOS apps are both available and mirror the desktop experience closely, a reasonably polished mobile offering for a sportsbook this new.

Sports sit along a straightforward top menu with competitions easy to drill into, no real complaints about finding what you're after.

The bet slip is clean and quick, no real complaints, stakes and multiples build without the lag you sometimes get on newly launched sportsbooks.

The lion themed layout is distinctive and the site feels well put together, colourful without being cluttered, clearly benefiting from years of casino design work.

Bank transfers take up to 72 hours and there's a pending period of 24 to 48 hours on top, card and e wallet withdrawal options are notably absent, which is a genuine downside.

Visa, Mastercard, Neteller, PayPal, Revolut, bank transfer, Paysafecard and Neosurf are all supported, one of the wider payment lists among the newer books.

Signing up is quick and the casino heritage shows, the account creation flow is slick and familiar if you've ever joined an online casino before.

KYC follows standard UKGC and MGA rules with full identity checks required, generally smooth in testing but expect document requests before any withdrawal of size.

Dual licensed by the UKGC and Malta Gaming Authority, run by the experienced White Hat Gaming group, full SSL encryption and standard KYC onboarding throughout.

Support is contactable by email with live chat also available, response times are reasonable though not the instant, 24/7 standard of the top operators.

Tools are fairly basic beyond the live tracker, no dedicated stats hub or bet builder assistant, functional rather than data rich at this stage.

Account settings are tidy and shared with the casino product, so limits, history and personal details all live in one consistent, easy to navigate hub.

Responsible gambling tools score well here, with clear limit setting, self exclusion via GamStop and time out options built into account settings.