Crossbet Review

As of right now, we’re not too sure about what kind of bonus Crossbet will offer new users.

RIght now, they’re active in Australia, where the advertisement of bonuses has been outlawed, so we really have no idea as to how generous this sportsbook will be.

Best to stay tuned, and see what will be offered.

Crossbet’s simply can’t compete with the likes of BetRivers and Pointsbet.

While they have an extensive racing book, the odds are simply not of the best value.

If odds are a dealbreaker for you, you’re better off finding another bookie.

Crossbet offers extensive betting lines for racing, but the same cannot be said for the rest of their sportsbook.

For example, we took a look at a hockey game that they had provided betting options for, and in a particular event, only 18 bet types had been listed.

To give some context, BetRivers offer more than 300, and they’re not even the leaders in offering hockey lines.

Crossbet runs pretty thin on features too.

They do play hosts to Crossbet TV, which is a nifty racing streaming service that can keep you updated with all the latest races that are going on.

Other than that, we couldn’t really find any features worth talking about.

Crossbet’s live betting platform isn’t anything special.

The range of live events that they offer bet types for is pretty light, and the live betting interface itself looks like it could use an allround facelift.

We’re not too sure right now as to what kind of payment methods Crossbet will be accepting when they enter Canada.

We’ll keep you posted when we know more!

As it stands right now, Crossbet has not yet acquired the Ontario license, but they are looking to be one of the first sportsbooks to do so.

They’ve shown a lot of interest in entering Canada, and made enquiries into the license. With time we’ll see if they go ahead and get the license after all.

One area in which Crossbet excels is with regard to they way they treat their customers.

They are dedicated to ensuring that all users are well looked after, and do so by offering an extensive list of ways to contact them if you run into any issues.

While we’re not sure about which support lines they’ll be offering to Canadians, we’re sure that this aspect will be brought over to their Canadian users.

Racing is the lifeblood of Crossbet.

As you enter the homepage, you can get a feel as to how important racing is to this operator.

Whether it’s gallops, harness or greyhounds, if you like a bet on the races, Crossbet could well become your go-to.

One of the things we liked most about Crossbet was the fact that they offered Crossbet TV - their edition of live streaming for racing.

Securing live streaming for racing is a tricky task, one that many top notch bookmakers struggle with, so the fact they’ve managed shows their commitment to racing.

While this feature is not guaranteed in Canada, it is likely that it’ll make the trip across the world with the rest of the sportsbook.

Crossbet takes their customer support very seriously.

They mention their focus on customer support in their mission statement, which is a place where most other sportsbooks highlight their odds, or flashy apps.

While we’re not yet sure of the ways you’ll be able to contact crossbet if you run into any issues, we are confident in the fact that this focus on customer support will spillover into their endeavor into Canada.

Crossbet was launched in 2018, so they’re still pretty young compared to the likes of Betway and Bet365.

New bookmakers always offer something fresh, and tend to do a better job of prioritizing a certain feature or sport to make a name for themselves.

In this case, it’s racing that Crossbet has prioritized, but we feel that they may need to add to this when they enter Canada.

BetMakers are leaders within the odds providing, and sportsbook product space, and Crossbet’s partnership with them ensures that users get the best out there in terms of racing.

BetMakers have officially announced that they remain partners with Crossbet for their entry into the Canadian market, so the sportsbook will have the same look and feel as the one in Australia.

The odds on Crossbet aren’t anything worth talking about.

The value isn’t the best, even for the racing.

While there are a fair share of lines that can be found for the racing side of the sportsbook, the markets for the sportsbook simply can’t compete with most other competitors available in Canada.

If we take one example, we noticed that Crossbet only offered 18 bet types for an NHL event, whereas betting sites like BetRivers and Pointsbet offer north of 300.

Crossbet offers odds and bet types for most of the popular sports Canucks like betting on.

Despite the racing focus, you can find lines for the NHL, NBA, NFL, UFC, Soccer, and more.

In total, Crossbet offers a total of 19 sports, which isn’t the worst we’ve seen, but far from the best.

The racing lines available on Crossbet are really good.

You can find all kinds of bet types, such as win, place, show, as well as exotics.

As you open the racing tab, you’re met with all the different races and bet types, and all round, the racing platform is easy to navigate.

✅ Crossbet offer a plenty of bet types for racing fans.

Crossbet offer a racing calendar, as well as specific “yesterday” and “tomorrow” tabs.

They also offer tabs for races in different locations, and different types of racing.

They also offer a “next to jump” feature, which allows you to view the next races that are coming up.

✅ Overall, Crossbet’s racing features pass the test.

Crossbet’s racing odds are decent, but not the best out there.

The truth is that you could probably find better odds on Bet365, or Betway.

❌ Odds could improve

1. Visit Crossbet

2. Create an Account

3. Make a Deposit

4. Go to the App Store

5. Search for Crossbet and select the first option that comes up

6. Download the app

1. Visit Crossbet

2. Create an Account

3. Make a Deposit

4. Go to the Play Store

5. Search for Crossbet and select the first option that comes up

6. Download the app