Winner Sports Review

Site Summary

Moving on to the specifics, the overall platform provided by the folks at Winner Sports is extremely impressive and enjoyable to use. Everything is presented in a delightfully colourful and well-organised format, making it easy to digest even if you happen to be new to sports betting. They make it incredibly easy to open an account, there are more than 40 different ways of getting cash into and out of your account and they accept plenty of global currencies for maximum versatility. Processing times for withdrawals come in at around the two to four-day mark, which isn’t necessarily the best but is definitely in line with industry averages.
As for those all-important betting markets themselves, pretty much everything expected is served up in plentiful supply – American football, Australian rules football, baseball, basketball, boxing, cricket, cycling, darts, Entertainment, football, golf, greyhounds, handball, horse racing, ice hockey, MMA, motor-sports, politics, Rugby League, Rugby Union, snooker, tennis and many more besides. Their odds are presented as standard in fractional format, though there’s the option of switching this to decimal if preferred. During our inspection of what was on offer, we found the odds at Winner Sports to hover somewhere around the middle. Not always the best, but always competitive nonetheless.

Margins are extremely competitive across the board – football coming in at around 4.9%, basketball scoring 4.1%, tennis 5.8%, baseball an impressively low 3.9% and American football 4.5%. On the whole, the average profit margin across the board is 4.6% – right in line with industry averages.
There’s a generous provision of in-play betting for those looking for real-time action, along with an exclusive audio commentary service for many sports and events – powered by a partnership with Sky Sports News. Live scores come courtesy of BetRadar and the overall in-play betting experience is great. That being said, the total lack of live streaming is a bit of a bummer.
In terms of bonuses and special offers, perhaps the most immediate problem is the fact that they are only available to customers based in the United Kingdom. Of course, not that this is a problem if you happen to be a UK customer. In which case, you can expect the usual welcome bonus offer in the form of a free bet up to a maximum of £50. Along with this, Winner Sports also offers an attractive multiple insurance promotion, which is brilliant for those who prefer betting on combos. In addition, there’s the ‘Seventh Heaven’ promotion which is worth a 25% bonus on top of your winnings if you get all seven bets correct on a seven-strong football multiple. So once again, excellent if multiples are your thing.
During our tests, we found both the reliability of Winner Sports and the customer support offered to be nothing short of outstanding. However, it didn’t failed to capture our attention that when checking out consumer reviews, not everyone seems to be particularly happy with the way Winner Sports does business. Specifically, there seems to be problems with bonus offers, promotions and withdrawals. We of course cannot verify or quash such claims, but we always believe it’s worth factoring customer opinion into the equation before making any final decisions.

Best Features
It’s clear that the Winner Sports development team made the decision to focus strongly on in-play betting, along with a number of accompanying features and enhancements. We also found the promotions on offer at Winner Sports to be highly competitive, along with extremely reasonable margins, a good selection of betting markets and consistently reliable odds.

Conclusion
It’s difficult to know where to position Winner Sports in terms of recommendations, given the way in which public opinion seems to contrast strongly with our own findings. We really enjoyed our time working with Winner Sports and found both the platform itself and the customer service team to be genuinely impressive. Nevertheless, we always advise checking out what past and present customers have to say about any online bookmaker, before deciding whether to do business with.