If tournaments are your thing, you’ll be spoilt for choice at Sportsbetting.ag. On top of this, the site runs rotating promos, including a bad beat jackpot. The welcome bonus is one of the most generous out there, giving as much as $1,000 of free cash. On the whole, you’ll find plenty of payment methods, including credit/debit cards, cryptocurrencies, money orders, and e-wallets. Most cashout requests are processed within 48 hours, and the site even delivers same-day withdrawals via cryptocurrencies. The operator’s claim to fame from day one has been fast payouts, and I can testify to this.

One can also get in on the action via browser-based platform, although this is a less customizable variant. SG has two standalone clients for PC (Windows) and MAC. It won’t score any points for its looks, but as we all know, appearance always comes second to feel and usability. Since the overhaul, the platform has become much more stable and functional. In 2016, SB underwent a software upgrade. Betting options are accommodating and hover around the $.01/.02 – $5/10 for most tables. In addition to Hold’em and Omaha, the site offers a few niche spin-offs like 7-Card Stud, Americana, and 32 Card Draw, albeit with lackluster traffic. The game variety is above-average, if not excellent. On the whole, the player base is much softer than in most places, which is great news for rookies. That said, I came across plenty of fish that probably migrated from the sportsbook. It shouldn’t come as a surprise as it shares the same poker network for tournaments and cash games with BetOnline.

Traffic-wise, Sportsbetting.ag is in the upper-echelon of US poker rooms and consistently ranks in the top five. It’s licensed by the Government of Panama, a fairly respectable iGaming jurisdiction. Since the takeover, Sportsbetting.ag turned out to be one of the finest poker sites in the country. In 2012, one of the longest-running sports betting operators in the US and a premier poker platform, BetOnline purchased it. Sportsbetting.ag went live in 1999 and started as a sportsbook-first gambling site.

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