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Sports and markets covered
Football, basketball, tennis and esports
Pre-match versus live markets
EarnBet3 publishes the market count and the maximum stake for every sport on the board, so you can see where liquidity is deep and where it thins out before placing anything. Football, basketball and tennis run full pre-match and live coverage; niche sports stay open at lower caps, and every cap is printed on the market itself rather than buried in a separate document.
| Sport | Pre-match markets | Live markets | Max stake per bet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Football | 380 | 210 | 25,000 USDT |
| Basketball (NBA, EuroLeague) | 240 | 160 | 15,000 USDT |
| Tennis (ATP, WTA, Challenger) | 190 | 120 | 10,000 USDT |
| Esports (CS2, Dota 2, LoL) | 140 | 90 | 8,000 USDT |
| Ice hockey, handball, volleyball | 60–90 | 30–50 | 5,000 USDT |
| Table tennis, darts, snooker | 40–70 | 20–40 | 2,000 USDT |
- Deepest books: football 1X2 and over/under, NBA moneyline and spread — caps are usually filled in a single order.
- Thin books: lower-league football, Challenger tennis and second-tier esports — caps drop to 500–2,000 USDT and prices move slower.
- Live markets pause between points, sets and drives; the pause is shown on the market header, not hidden.
Thin liquidity is handled procedurally instead of silently: the price still moves, but the maximum stake drops. Ice hockey, handball and second-tier esports sit in that band, and the table above flags it rather than accepting a bet and voiding it later.
Why do some markets carry lower caps?
Caps follow liquidity. A top-flight football match takes five figures, a Challenger tennis match takes four. The cap is displayed on the market card so you can size the bet before opening the slip.
Are esports markets priced like traditional sports?
Yes — same margin structure and same settlement rules, with roughly 140 pre-match markets per event and caps around 8,000 USDT.
Odds formats and margins
Decimal, fractional and American display
How the margin appears in the price
Prices display in decimal, fractional or American and switch from the toggle in the bet slip without changing the underlying number. All three describe the same probability, so decimal 2.00 is the same as 1/1 fractional or +100 American. Odds are stored in decimal and only rendered differently.
- Decimal 2.50 = fractional 3/2 = American +150
- Decimal 1.80 = fractional 4/5 = American −125
- Decimal 3.40 = fractional 12/5 = American +240
- The toggle changes display only; the matched decimal price is what settles.
| Selection | Decimal odds | Implied probability |
|---|---|---|
| Team A | 1.95 | 51.28% |
| Team B | 1.95 | 51.28% |
| Both sides | — | 102.56% total, margin 2.56% |
How do I compare your margin with another book?
Convert both prices to implied probability (1 ÷ decimal odds), then add them. The lower total is the cheaper book. Main football lines here are priced from 2% margin up, and the live margin appears on the market view.
Does the odds format change my payout?
No. Format is display only; settlement uses the decimal price recorded when your bet was matched, including inside accumulators and cash-out offers.
Bet types and how they settle
Singles and accumulators
Live betting and cash-out
Four bet shapes cover the whole board: single, accumulator, live bet and a cashed-out position. Settlement follows the official ruling of the governing body or tournament organiser, and the rule that will be applied is stated on each market before you stake.
- Single — settles on the final result under the market rules; an event abandoned after kick-off and not replayed within 48 hours voids and the stake returns.
- Accumulator — every leg must win; a void leg is priced at 1.00, the remaining legs stand and the payout recalculates automatically.
- Dead heat — tied places pay the full price divided by the number of selections sharing the place, so a four-way tie at 8.00 pays 2.00.
- Cash-out — value = live price × stake × (1 − margin), where the margin runs from 3% to 7% by market; offers stop while a goal, point or review is pending.
| Event outcome | Rule applied | When it settles |
|---|---|---|
| Postponed before start | Markets void, stake returned | Within 30 minutes of the scheduled start |
| Abandoned after start | Void unless replayed within 48 hours | 48 hours after abandonment |
| Dead heat | Stake × price ÷ tied selections | At official result confirmation |
| Cash-out suspended | No offer while an in-play decision is pending | Resumes at the next in-play moment |
Limits, stake caps and accepted bets
Minimum and maximum stake per market
Why a bet can be declined or limited
Every market publishes its own stake floor and ceiling before you confirm a bet. Football 1X2 accepts 0.0002 BTC to 0.35 BTC per selection, esports handicap 0.0001 to 0.10 BTC, and in-play prices carry a lower ceiling because settlement risk is still open. Caps are set in the coin you staked and applied at the rate quoted at the moment the ticket is accepted.
| Market type | Minimum stake | Maximum stake | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Football 1X2, pre-match | 0.0002 BTC | 0.35 BTC | No limit on number of selections |
| Tennis or basketball moneyline | 0.0002 BTC | 0.20 BTC | Retirements void the market |
| Esports handicap | 0.0001 BTC | 0.10 BTC | Map-level lines only |
| Live in-play | 0.0002 BTC | 0.05 BTC | Cap recalculated on each price move |
- The price moved between adding the selection and confirming the bet slip.
- The stake is larger than the cap still open on that market.
- A bonus balance is in play: the maximum bet while wagering is 0.001 BTC per selection.
- The account is inside a cool-off, a payout query or a responsible-gambling timeout.
Can the book cut my stake without telling me?
No. The slip shows the accepted figure before you approve it. If the cap forces a lower stake, you see the counter-offer and can cancel instead.
Do bonus bets follow the same caps?
No. Wagers funded by a bonus are capped at 0.001 BTC per selection, and only markets settled at odds of 1.50 or higher count toward the wagering multiplier.
Moving funds between sportsbook and casino
Shared balance or separate wallet
Withdrawal treatment of sportsbook winnings
One balance covers both products. A win from a football bet is spendable on slots the moment the ticket settles, and a casino balance funds a stake without an internal transfer step. Nothing is charged for shifting money between the two, because there is no shift: the only cost is the network fee printed on the payments page when coins move on-chain.
- Pre-match bets settle within 5 minutes of the official result; live bets are graded as soon as the market closes.
- Sportsbook winnings withdraw exactly like casino funds, under one shared per-request cap per coin.
- A settled sportsbook bet at 1.50 odds or higher contributes 100% of its stake to bonus wagering; slots contribute 100%, blackjack 20%.
- Bonus balance stays unwihdrawable until its multiplier is met, whichever product it was won on.
| Item | Sportsbook side | Casino side |
|---|---|---|
| Balance | Shared wallet | Shared wallet |
| Withdrawal cap | One per-request cap per coin | Same cap, same day |
| Wagering contribution | 100% at odds 1.50+ | 100% slots, 20% blackjack |
Do sportsbook winnings need a separate withdrawal?
No. Both products land in the same balance, so one request covers everything. Coin minimums, per-request caps and network fees sit on the payments page.