ESPNBet Sportsbook

ESPNBet Odds

The odds are paramount to any sports betting experience as it will persuade new players to take the plunge and sign up to an operator. We believe, that should ESPN launch a sportsbook, it will offer a deep range of lines and competitive odds for the Moneyline, props, and teaser style bets.

ESPN is an all-rounder, so we expect there to be a multitude of markets for all US sports, such as NFL, NBA, and the MLB, as well as opportunities for bettors to wager on other sports, such as tennis, golf, and UFC.

ESPNBet Bonus

The ESPN bonus could be intriguing. If the broadcaster launches a sportsbook, then it could follow market expectations and serve up a competitive matched deposit bonus to new players or free bets as an alternative.

ESPNBet Casino

While ESPN is best known for its sports coverage, it could diversify and have a casino arm to its operation. If so, we imagine ESPN will collaborate with the biggest software developers in the business, such as NetEnt and Pragmatic to offer a selection of the finest slot titles and there will also be a variety of classic table games, such as blackjack and roulette.

Customer Support – ESPNBet

Offering good customer support will retain the loyalty of players at sports betting sites. ESPN could have a live chat facility, although we are not sure whether there will be an email or phone number to speak to a member of the ESPN sports betting team directly. Nevertheless, there could potentially be an extensive FAQs section, so that bettors can pinpoint any issues relating to their account or anything else.

ESPN Payments

The sports betting sites that have a wide range of payment methods will stand out. Indeed, should ESPN launch a sportsbook, then we imagine they will have all the traditional payment methods, such as VISA and MasterCard, as well as a variety of e-wallets, including PayPal and Skrill. 

ESPN may impose healthy minimum and maximum deposit limits and they could process withdrawal requests too. Remember, there could be fees incurred, so pay attention to this if ESPN launches a sportsbook.

ESPNBet App

ESPN already has a fabulous mobile app where you can get access to all the latest news and updates. We think ESPN will excel once it launches a sportsbook and there will be an app that will cater for iOS and Android users.

We also think that there could be a live streaming option as well as a deep range of in-play betting markets to satisfy bettors.

ESPNBet – A Summary

Although ESPN is yet to launch a sportsbook, we are on tenterhooks in the hope that it will materialize sooner rather than later. ESPN is already one of the most established broadcasters and moving into online sports betting would be a natural step. We also think that ESPN, should they unveil a sportsbook, will be well placed to succeed.

Charles Perrin - Author

Betting expert

English betting expert and writer. Huge Tottenham supporter, and aside from being an avid soccer fan, has a keen interest in golf and tennis. Produces betting tips, reviews and sports articles.