Sport.com

Sport.com is not at all what it seems. It may create the first impression of a boisterous casino, but in truth it offers only one big feature and that's pretty much all of it. It is good at creating the illusion of abundance, but if you peak under the curtains you'll be disappointed. At least we were.

BONUSES

No Deposit Bonus of R$5 Plus 3 Free Bet in Aviator: This is a no deposit bonus, meaning that any client can get it as soon as an account has been opened. But because it is a free bonus the user has to complete a high wagering set at 50x in order to successfully withdrawal any generated funds. Speaking of, the maximum amount a user can generate as profit it R$400.

Second Deposit Bonus of R$200 Plus 30 Free Spins: This is a second deposit bonus available to players, available only once per account. We could not find the minimum deposit required for the promotion, but we do know that there is a 40x wagering requirement which is arguably more important to know than the minimum deposit. The max profit you can generate here is R$400. The bonus is active for 7 days. Play the free spins on Sugar Bonanza.

Tuesday New Games Bonus: This is essentially the game of the week type bonus, available either on a Tuesday or Wednesday (the casino does not make it very clear). The offer is usually sent over by email. Specific terms and conditions we thing apply from promo to promo.

Birthday Bonus: The birthday bonus is a classic one, here being activated as well on that special day. There is not much info on the bonus itself, so we assume that it deepnds on the players and the mood of the casino.

Welcome Sport Deposit Bonus of 100% up to R$200: This is the first deposit bonus for sports betting players, meaning that you either chose this one of the slot bonus for first time depositors. For some reason the minimum deposit was omitted. There is a requirement however to wager the bonus on a ticker with 2 events at the minimum with odds of at least 2. But this is not like the classic wagering , so there's not a lot of weight here.

LICENSE

Sport.com is owned by Fairdos Online Services Ltd a firm based in Cyprus that is regulated by the Curacao Gaming Commission.

The preservation of the player's well-being are practices that are the top priorities of the Curacao license. To guarantee this, a comprehensive array of measures are put into effect. These measures encompass the promotion of equitable gaming, safeguarding of data, fostering responsible gaming habits, implementing anti-fraud protocols, and providing unwavering customer support.

Curacao-licensed casinos have a responsibility to uphold the fairness of their games. In order to accomplish this, they utilize random number generators (RNGs) that ensure the absolute randomness of every game, without any possibility of manipulation. Additionally, these casinos are obligated to implement strong data protection measures to safeguard the personal and financial information of players. This involves utilizing cutting-edge encryption technology to effectively secure sensitive data.

Casinos licensed by Curacao are obliged to adhere to a set of stringent policies and procedures aimed at recognizing and averting the perils of problem gambling. Customer support services are also essential for Curacao licensed casinos. They play a crucial role in providing assistance with responsible gambling, resolving technical issues, and handling any grievances.

It is crucial to acknowledge that while the Curacao license offers several benefits, Curacao licensed casinos are generally regarded as less reputable in comparison to those with MGA and UKGC licenses. This perception could potentially impact the trust of certain players in the platform. But this is just something that skeptics and critics say; Curacao has for years been at the forefront of the industry.

However, there is another parent firm called Cornbow Ltd that is allegedly registered in Belize. The issue here is that there is no real proof of a license here, no real proof that Sport.com is license. For all we know the Curacao Gaming Commission may never have heard of Sport.com. Not to mention that the Curacao Gaming Commission is not actually the name of the Curacao regulator. So there is something definitely off going on around here. Despite what we said, we cannot be 100% sure that the casino is regulated.

Languages: English

Restricted countries: Korea, North

DEPOSIT AND WITHDRAWAL

Currencies: Canadian Dollar (CAD), Brazilian Real (BRL)

Sport.com does not a good a payments page, which would have been incredibly helpful considering that the information presented to users is pretty much limited and not all that easy to find. Many clients will thereofre give up and move to a different casino, one with a well presented payments page. The payment conditions we did read about where ok, but there's was no minimum deposit revealed, and a very vague mention of the payment methods: credit cards, debit cards, bank transfer, PIX, and crypto. There may be other methods we don't know about. As for the withdrawal conditions we have discovered, they are pretty much your normal run of the mill conditions.

All we learn about deposits is that they are not capped, meaning that the client can deposit as much as he wants to. But this really does not change the game that much, because most users are interested in the other sum, the minimum deposit one of which Sport.com has no info whatsoever.

Also worth mentioning is that the casino's base currencies are apparently Canadian dollars and Brazilian reals. So that means that there will be currency conversion fees if the account owner deposits in Sport.com with a different currency that these two.

Deposits have to be played through at least once if the user wishes to ever be able to withdrawal his winnings. There also may be payment system fees, but these all depend on the specific payment methods.

An account that has not been active for more than 12 months will be suspended. There is no fee, the casino will just end the account, which is a bit harsh but within the platform's right, considering that it should not be responsible for some user's behavior.

GAMES AND GAME SUPPLIERS

The casino presents a great looking gaming lobby that is not organized well. But the main issue here is the lack of games, period, despite the huge sports betting platform. But maybe that's the whole point of the casino? Perhaps Sports.com is a sport betting platform that has sprinkled some other game types just for good taste. Maybe it never means to be an online casino in the classic sense. Certainly the name would suggest that.

So, with that in mind lets see the slots. It may not be the best collection, but at least there's something. There's Wild Mariachi, Sugar Bonanza Delux, Rainbow Wishes, Hades' Inferno, Slot Factory, Wild Wolf Moon, Eastern Wishes, Wild Wild Cashout, Lucky Irish Fortune, Bolts of Zeus, Shield of Egypt, Big Wheel Wins, Catch Me a Winner, Chilli Party, Immortal Kingdom, Queen of the Night, Tomb of the Wins, and others, mostly unpopular titles that range from the mid to low tier of the slot gaming community. It certainly is not the best collection, but it will do for a casino that is first and foremost a sports betting platform.

Live games are downright disappointing. There's two Baccarat games, two Roulette games, and one Joker's Wheel, and that is all there is. We countered 5 live games in total; there's no real point in having these if it's going to be such a tease. There's also a lotto section but that's just an extension of the extra games.

We come to the sportsbook, the definite highlight of the casino; after all the site is named Sport.com so expectations are set high from the outset. This is a very big and impressive proprietary platform, with an interactive betting slip, live match stream, multilevel betting, calendar, and more features and options to keep user busy  and interested. There's Football, Tennis, Table Tennis, Water Polo, Motor Cross, Rugby, Basketball, Snooker, Ski Jumping, Golf, Handball, Ice Hokey, Baseball, Cycling, Volleyball, Cricket, and more sport types and events to chose from.

There's also a virtual games section which is a let down for it actually includes a couple of Crash, Mine, and some other instnat game types. It's like the live games; the section does not even have the capacity or time to be interesting.

And so, we have a huge sportsbook and the rest is pretty much a disappointing set of games. This collection suggests that if you're not into sports betting then it is not for you. That's the underlining message, and  it's pretty out there. And we confirm it; if you're not into sport betting Sport.com is not for you.

Because the casino gaming hub was not well organized we had to access to the gaming suppliers.

CONCLUSION

Yes, we like the sportsbook without a doubt, but the real issue here is that there is not much to do other than that. What we do not like about the casino is that is does not really attempt to be honest, but tries to ignore some of its bigger issues.