Everygame is the oldest book we review. It started taking bets by phone in 1983, went online in 1996 as Intertops, and took the Everygame name in 2021 with the same owners, software and payout desk. The reason to open an account is soccer and international sports, where the board runs deeper than any US-facing offshore book. The reasons not to are low limits, slow verification and a thin US board. It sits outside US state regulation. Grade: B.
Quick Facts
- Taking bets since: 1983, online since 1996 (as Intertops until 2021)
- Regulation: offshore, no US state license
- Sports welcome bonus: 100% match up to $500 (code WELCOME500), 8x rollover, bets at -200 or shorter; crypto deposits get 50% up to $1,000 instead; the card beside this review shows the live figure
- Standard juice: -110, baseball dimeline to -140
- Fastest payout: Bitcoin and Litecoin, usually 24 to 48 hours, no fee
- Crypto payout cap: $2,500 a week
- Grade: B
Bonuses and Terms
The sports welcome bonus is a 100% match on a first deposit up to $500 with the code WELCOME500, and that is the figure we verified in October 2026. The cap has sat between $200 and $500 depending on the offer over the past few years, so the card beside this review is the number to trust. The rollover is 8x on deposit plus bonus, lower than the 10x at BetOnline and MyBookie, and only bets at -200 or shorter count. Deposit with crypto and the offer changes shape: a 50% match up to $1,000 instead of the 100% match.
A 100% match with a modest cap and a single-digit rollover is the easiest bonus to clear on this site. A $200 deposit with a $200 match at 8x needs $3,200 in bets. That is a month of weekend soccer for most people. Take it, clear it, move on.
Reloads and promotions are thin. There are occasional event bonuses around the Champions League and the World Cup, and that is about it.
Markets and Odds
Soccer is the product. Everygame lists close to 100 leagues and cups: Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1, the Champions and Europa Leagues, MLS, Liga MX, the Brazilian and Argentine top flights, second divisions across Europe and the international calendar. Markets go past the three-way line into Asian handicaps, both teams to score, correct score and first goalscorer.
Tennis, cricket, rugby, darts, snooker, cycling and Gaelic games are all on the board. Boxing and MMA get moneylines, method and round markets.
The US leagues are covered at -110 with the main markets and a modest prop menu. Overnight NBA and NHL lines go up late. Nothing here is priced better than the market and there is no reduced juice. If you bet US sports, this is not your main book.
Limits are low. A few hundred dollars to win on a UFC fight is common, and NFL sides do not go much higher. That is the single biggest reason sharp US bettors should look elsewhere.
Banking and Payouts
Deposit by Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover from $20, or by Bitcoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash or Lightning from $10. Crypto is credited quickly. Card approval rates are decent.
Bitcoin and Litecoin payouts carry no fee and usually land in 24 to 48 hours once approved, capped at $2,500 a week. Checks and bank wires are capped at $3,000 a week, carry a $50 fee on wires, and take 5 to 15 business days.
The part to plan for is verification. Everygame runs a full identity check before the first payout, and players report repeated document requests when a scan is rejected. Send a clear photo ID, a utility bill and, if you deposited by card, a photo of the card with the middle digits covered, all at once, and the first payout clears in a few days. Send them piecemeal and it can drag on for weeks.
What Everygame has that younger books do not is 30 years of paying online. The company has never missed a payout run that we know of, through two rebrands and several ownership and licensing changes. Slow, but it pays.
Site and Mobile
The site is plain and functional. The soccer menus are deep and reasonably quick to move through. No app. The mobile site runs in a browser and can be pinned to the home screen. Live betting and cash out are offered. There is no live streaming. One wallet covers sportsbook, casino and poker.
Deposits and Withdrawals, Method by Method
Everygame posts deposit minimums in the cashier and its weekly payout caps in the terms, but it does not post a minimum or a fee for every withdrawal method. Where it does not, the cell says the figure is shown in the cashier. Figures are as of October 2026. Every withdrawal method waits on the identity check the first time.
| Method | Deposit min/fee | Withdrawal min/fee | Typical time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | $10, no fee | Minimum shown in the cashier / no fee, $2,500 a week | In: minutes. Out: 24 to 48 hours once approved |
| Litecoin | $10, no fee | Minimum shown in the cashier / no fee, $2,500 a week | In: minutes. Out: 24 to 48 hours once approved |
| Bitcoin Cash | $10, no fee | Shown in the cashier | In: minutes. Out: shown in the cashier |
| Lightning | $10, no fee | Shown in the cashier | In: seconds. Out: shown in the cashier |
| Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover | $20, fee shown in the cashier | Not offered | In: instant when the bank approves it |
| Bank wire | Shown in the cashier | Minimum shown in the cashier / $50, $3,000 a week | 5 to 15 business days |
| Check | Not offered | Minimum shown in the cashier, $3,000 a week | 5 to 15 business days |
The $2,500 weekly crypto cap is the number that shapes how you use this account. A good month on the soccer board can take three or four weeks to withdraw in full, so keep the balance you are comfortable leaving there and take the rest out on a schedule.
Markets, Sport by Sport
NFL. Sides, totals, moneylines and first half lines on every game at -110, with a prop list that covers the quarterbacks and a handful of skill players on the national games. Lines post later than BetOnline or Bovada and the max to win on a side sits well below what those books hold.
NBA. The overnight board goes up late, often after the US books have had it for hours. Sides, totals and halves on every game, with a short prop menu. Live betting covers the slate at a modest refresh rate.
MLB. Dimeline moneylines out to -140, run lines and totals. First five innings on most games. Pitcher props are thin. Fine for a casual bet, not a baseball bettor’s book.
NHL. Moneyline, puck line and totals, with period lines on the national games. Overnight lines post late. European hockey leagues are also listed, which the US-facing books on this site skip.
Soccer. The reason to be here. Close to 100 leagues and cups with Asian handicaps, both teams to score, correct score, half time and full time, first goalscorer and a full futures board. Second divisions across Europe, the South American leagues and the international calendar are all priced, and the live board covers matches the US-facing books do not list at all.
MMA and boxing. Moneyline, method of victory and round markets on UFC and the major boxing cards. Limits are the catch: a few hundred dollars to win on a fight is normal.
College sports. Football and basketball sides and totals on the main slate, posted later and with lower limits than Bovada, BetOnline or MyBookie. Props are rare. Not a college bettor’s book.
Niche coverage. This is where Everygame has no rival on this site. Tennis down to Challenger level, cricket with international and franchise leagues, rugby union and league, darts, snooker, cycling, handball, volleyball and Gaelic games. If the sport has a European following, it is on the board with real markets, not a single moneyline.
Limits and the Winner Question
Everygame does not publish a limits page, and the number on the bet slip is the lowest of the five books on this site. A few hundred dollars to win on a UFC fight is normal, NFL sides go a little higher, and the soccer limits on the big leagues are the best of the board but still below what BetOnline posts on the same match.
Because the limits start low, Everygame rarely has to cut a winning account the way Bovada does. A sharp bettor hits the ceiling on day one rather than being lowered to it later. That is a different kind of limit, not the absence of one, and it is the main reason the book is not built for sharp US bettors.
Against the other four: BetOnline and SportsBetting.ag hold the highest limits and keep them for winners. Bovada and MyBookie start higher than Everygame and cut winners down. For a soccer or tennis bettor placing recreational stakes, none of this matters, and that is the bettor this book is for.
Compared With Bovada
These two serve different bettors, and the honest answer is that most people reading this site should open Bovada first. It pays crypto in hours against 24 to 48 hours here, with no weekly cap that a normal bettor will hit against Everygame’s $2,500. Its limits on US sports are higher, its live betting screen is faster, its lines post earlier, and verification before the first payout is a one day job instead of a document chase.
Everygame wins on the international board and on history. Close to 100 soccer leagues against Bovada’s dozen or so, Asian handicaps and correct score on most of them, cricket, rugby, darts and the European hockey leagues that Bovada does not list, and a payout record that runs back to 1996 online and 1983 on the phone. The welcome bonus is also easier: 100% up to $500 at 8x against Bovada’s 50% up to $250 at 5x, which on a $250 deposit means $250 in bonus money against $125, for roughly twice the betting to clear it.
Our split: Bovada for US sports and anyone who wants money out fast, Everygame as the second account for the soccer and international calendar. Grade A against B, and the gap is limits, payout speed and verification, not trust.
Support and Rules
Live chat runs 24 hours a day and email is split by department with a 24 hour promised response. In practice chat waits can run long and email has taken days during busy stretches. There is no phone line, only scheduled callbacks. Support is the weakest grade on this card.
Everygame does not accept players from a short list of US states, New Jersey and New York among them, and the list on the signup page is the one that counts. It is an offshore book outside US state regulation, and whether using it is legal for you depends on where you live. 18+ only.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Taking bets since 1983, online since 1996
- Close to 100 soccer leagues and cups
- Deep international menu: tennis, cricket, rugby, darts, cycling
- 100% match with a single-digit rollover
- No fee on crypto payouts
Cons
- Low limits on US sports and UFC
- $2,500 weekly crypto payout cap
- Slow, document-heavy verification before the first payout
- Support is slow and there is no phone line
- Thin US props and late overnight lines
Final Verdict
Everygame is the book to hold for soccer, tennis and the sports the US-facing books barely list. It has been paying people since before most of its competitors existed. For NFL and NBA bettors it is the wrong tool: low limits, late lines and a modest prop board. Grade B, a good second account for the international calendar, and you can see how it compares on our sportsbook reviews page.
FAQ
Is Everygame the same company as Intertops?
Yes. Intertops renamed itself Everygame in December 2021. Old logins still work.
How fast does Everygame pay?
Bitcoin and Litecoin usually 24 to 48 hours after approval. The first payout waits on identity verification, which can take days.
Is it good for NFL betting?
It covers the NFL but with low limits and a modest prop menu. Bovada, BetOnline and MyBookie are all better for it.
What is the payout limit?
$2,500 a week by crypto, $3,000 a week by check or wire.
What documents do they want before my first payout?
A clear photo of a government ID, a utility bill or bank statement with your address, and if you deposited by card, a photo of the front of the card with the middle digits covered. Send all three together in one email and the check usually clears in a few days.
Should I take the card bonus or the crypto bonus?
Depends on how much you are putting in. Under $500, the 100% match with code WELCOME500 gives you more bonus money. Above $1,000, the crypto 50% up to $1,000 pays more in dollars. Both carry a rollover, so either way only deposit what you will actually bet through.
