Sportbet.one
3.3 / 10
How we score operatorsSportbet.one is a crypto-only sportsbook operating since 2018. It is run by Reedll Limited under M.I.S.A. licence G20190045. The operator advertises anonymous crypto betting with no KYC requirements, settling in 19 crypto assets. It may suit bettors who want a sportsbook without identity checks. Anyone needing fiat deposits, clear withdrawal caps, or a published game catalogue should confirm those details before depositing.
- Crypto only
- Sportsbook
- VIP programme
The record
- Established
- 2018
- Licence
- M.I.S.A.G20190045
- Licence held by
- Reedll Limited
- Register status
- —
- Assets accepted
- BTC · USDT · ETH · LTC · VAULTA · SBET · SOL · USDC and 11 more
- Countries refused
- —
- Withdrawal cap in the terms
- —
- Verification clause
- —
How this score adds up
| Licence | M.I.S.A. licence claimed, not confirmed in a register | 0.8 / 2.5 |
|---|---|---|
| Verification clause | Verification is described, with no clause reference | 1 / 2 |
| Assets settled in | Settles in 19 assets | 1.5 / 1.5 |
| Documents at sign-up | Verification is required or reserved from the start | 0 / 1 |
| Total | 3.3 of 10 points | 3.3 / 10 |
Sportbet.one is a crypto-only sportsbook. The site has operated since 2018 and is associated with the domain sportbet.one. It is not a traditional casino with a fiat cashier; its settlement assets are 19 cryptocurrencies. The licence register lists the operator as Reedll Limited, holder of M.I.S.A. Gambling Licence No. G20190045.
The site positions itself around anonymous betting. Its own terms state that it offers fast, anonymous crypto betting with no KYC requirements. That statement is significant because many licensed operators require identity verification at some stage. Readers should treat that clause as the operator's public position, not as a guarantee that no verification ever occurs; terms can change.
This page is based on the operator's licence register entry and the terms page available on its site as of 26 August 2026. It is not a live reading of current terms. The figures quoted here should be checked against the operator's cashier and current terms before any deposit.
The rest of this review walks through the licence, verification, limits, settlement assets, and the gaps in the published material. The aim is to give a reader enough detail to decide whether the operator's terms are compatible with how they want to bet.
What Sportbet.one is, and who runs it
Sportbet.one is a sportsbook that settles bets exclusively in cryptocurrency. The domain is sportbet.one, and the site has operated since 2018. Its listed features are crypto-only betting, a sportsbook, and a VIP programme. There is no fiat option mentioned in the register or the terms this page draws from.
The corporate entity behind Sportbet.one is Reedll Limited. That name appears in the M.I.S.A. register next to licence number G20190045. The register entry gives no wider ownership detail, and this page does not hold information on parent companies or sister brands.
A reader should approach this operator as a sportsbook, not an all-purpose casino. The records this page uses describe sports markets with cryptocurrency settlement. There is no verified game count or studio list in this library, so anyone looking for a particular casino title should check the operator's own site.
The licence: who holds it and what it covers
Sportbet.one appears in a licence register under the authority M.I.S.A., which the register text does not expand. The licence number is G20190045, and the holder listed is Reedll Limited. The register entry points to sportbet.one as the operator's domain.
The register text available to this page does not spell out the authority's full name. Readers should check whether an M.I.S.A. licence is accepted in their own jurisdiction before relying on it.
The licence register entry is a public record, but it does not by itself state the full scope of gambling products covered. It lists a gambling licence, which is consistent with the site's sportsbook and crypto-only description. For exact conditions and territorial limits, the reader must consult the operator's own terms and the M.I.S.A. register directly.
What the terms say about verification
The operator's own terms state that it offers fast, anonymous crypto betting with no KYC requirements. That sentence is the only verification statement this page has from the operator's site. It means the operator's public position is that it does not ask for identity documents as a matter of course.
No verification threshold is fixed in the material this library holds. The extract available does not state a specific withdrawal amount or account level at which verification would be required.
Because the full rules and terms page was not included in the supplied text, additional verification clauses may exist. Anyone relying on the no-KYC claim should check the current terms on Sportbet.one for any conditions, triggers, or exceptions.
Deposit and withdrawal limits in the terms
This library does not hold a published withdrawal cap for Sportbet.one. The source text contains no ceiling figure. The operator's cashier and current terms are the places where any withdrawal limit would appear; this page cannot give one.
Minimum deposit is likewise not captured. The cashier states the minimum per asset, and that figure may vary by cryptocurrency. No per-asset minimum is repeated here because the table does not supply one.
Because operator terms change without notice, any limit shown on the site today may differ from any figure published later. Deposit and withdrawal ceilings should be confirmed in the cashier at the time of the transaction.
How a withdrawal actually moves
A withdrawal on Sportbet.one is not automatic. After a player requests a withdrawal, the operator has an approval step. The duration of that step is not published in the materials this page holds, so no processing time is given here.
Once the operator approves the withdrawal, the asset moves on-chain. The second waiting period is the network's own confirmation process. That duration depends on the specific cryptocurrency and network congestion, not on Sportbet.one's stated terms.
A player requesting a withdrawal should ensure the receiving wallet address matches the asset and chain. Sending to the wrong chain can lose funds. The operator's own cashier states the address and network requirements for each supported asset.
Because there is no fixed withdrawal time in the records, a reader should not rely on an estimate. The only fixed stages are operator approval followed by network confirmations; the length of each is set outside the terms this page holds.
Which assets Sportbet.one settles in
Sportbet.one lists 19 settlement assets. They are BTC, USDT, ETH, LTC, VAULTA, SBET, SOL, USDC, BCH, DOGE, ADA, TON, XRP, BNB, DAI, TRX, SHIB, TRUMP, and EOS.
The ticker symbols for VAULTA and SBET are inferred from their coin names in the available text; the source does not explicitly provide tickers for those two. The other assets are listed by their common tickers.
This is a settlement list, meaning these are the assets in which bets can be settled and withdrawals paid. It is not a statement that a player can deposit in all 19 with equal ease. The cashier states the minimum and available network for each asset.
Readers should confirm the current asset list on Sportbet.one before depositing. Supported assets can change, and an older list should not be treated as a live guarantee.
What this page could not confirm about Sportbet.one
Several fields were not captured for this review. The game count and studio list are not held, because they cannot be read from a terms page with a quote attached. The operator's own lobby is the only current list of available games.
Withdrawal processing speed is also not held. No duration for the operator's approval step or the network confirmation step appears in the source material. Support channels are not held, so this page cannot list live chat, email, or Telegram.
Complaint and payment-dispute records are not held. This page does not characterise Sportbet.one's reputation or report player payout experiences in either direction.
Restricted countries are not captured as a specific list. The operator's terms contain a general clause about jurisdictions where online gambling is prohibited, but no named countries are listed in the material available. Readers must check Sportbet.one's own restricted list against their country.
Who Sportbet.one suits, and who should look elsewhere
Sportbet.one may suit bettors who already hold cryptocurrency and specifically want a sportsbook that advertises no KYC requirements. The 19 asset list gives flexibility for those who use several coins. The licence register entry provides a named holder and number.
It is not a good fit for anyone who wants to deposit in fiat. The operator is crypto-only, and no fiat option is mentioned. It is also not for someone who needs a published withdrawal cap before deciding; the terms this library holds do not fix one.
Readers who prefer a casino catalogue with a verified game count and studio names should look elsewhere. The absence of a published game count and studio list from this library means a slots or table-games player cannot assess the library from this page.
Players in jurisdictions where online gambling is prohibited, or where an M.I.S.A. licence is not accepted, should avoid Sportbet.one until they have checked their own status. The terms do not spell out specific restricted countries, so the reader must verify their own position.
From sign-up to withdrawal
01
Open an account
Go to sportbet.one and open an account using the sign-up form. The operator advertises no KYC at this stage, but you should still provide accurate details if requested.
02
Fund with crypto
Choose a supported cryptocurrency from the cashier and send funds to the displayed address. Check the minimum per asset and the correct network before sending.
03
Request a withdrawal
After settling bets, go to the withdrawal section and enter your receiving wallet address. Match the asset and chain to avoid losing funds.
04
Operator approval
The operator has an approval step before any withdrawal is sent. The duration is not published in the terms this page holds, so check the current terms or cashier.
05
Network confirmations
Once approved, the transaction moves on-chain. The number of confirmations and time depend on the cryptocurrency and current network load, not on Sportbet.one's stated terms.
06
Check your wallet
Check your own wallet for the incoming transaction. If it does not arrive within the time the operator states, use the support channel shown on Sportbet.one.
What you can check yourself
- Sportbet.one is listed in a licence register under the authority M.I.S.A. with licence number G20190045.
- The licence holder named in that register is Reedll Limited.
- The register entry uses the domain sportbet.one.
- The operator's own terms state that it offers fast, anonymous crypto betting with no KYC requirements.
- These facts were last checked against the operator's site and register on 26 August 2026.
Questions about Sportbet.one
Is Sportbet.one licensed?
Yes, Sportbet.one appears in a licence register under M.I.S.A. with licence number G20190045. The holder is Reedll Limited. The register entry uses the domain sportbet.one. Readers should check the M.I.S.A. register directly for current status.
Does Sportbet.one require KYC?
The operator's own terms state that it offers fast, anonymous crypto betting with no KYC requirements. No verification threshold is fixed in the available material. Readers should check the full terms on the site for any conditions or triggers that may apply.
What cryptocurrencies can I use?
Sportbet.one lists 19 settlement assets: BTC, USDT, ETH, LTC, VAULTA, SBET, SOL, USDC, BCH, DOGE, ADA, TON, XRP, BNB, DAI, TRX, SHIB, TRUMP, and EOS. The cashier states the minimum and network per asset.
What is the minimum deposit?
The minimum deposit is not stated in the material this page holds. Sportbet.one's cashier states the minimum per asset, and that figure may vary. Check the cashier before sending funds.
Are there withdrawal limits?
This page does not hold a published withdrawal cap for Sportbet.one. The operator's cashier and current terms are where any withdrawal limit would appear. No ceiling figure is given here.
How long do withdrawals take?
No withdrawal processing time is published in the material this page holds. A withdrawal has two stages: the operator's approval and the network's confirmations. The duration of neither stage is stated here.
Which countries are restricted?
Sportbet.one's terms contain a general clause about jurisdictions where online gambling is prohibited, but no specific countries are listed in the material available. Check the operator's own restricted list before depositing.
Can I deposit with fiat currency?
No fiat option is mentioned in the licence register entry or the terms this page draws from. Sportbet.one is crypto-only, and settlement is in the 19 listed cryptocurrencies. You need a crypto wallet to use the site.
Does Sportbet.one have a bonus?
This page does not hold the current bonus terms. Promotional percentages, caps, free spins, and wagering multiples change often and were not captured. The current offer and its wagering requirement are on Sportbet.one's promotions page.
The documents these facts came from
- Licence register entry
- Operator terms
Facts last checked on 2026-08-26 against the documents linked above. Operator terms change without notice, so confirm anything that matters to you in the operator's own terms before you deposit.