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Contents
  1. Who reviews the operators?
  2. Our criteria
  3. How the rating works
  4. Country-specific lists
  5. How we earn money
  6. Responsible gambling

esportsbonus.net compares esports betting sites and online casinos. This page explains how we select, test and rate operators – and how we earn money.

Who reviews the operators?

Our reviews are written and checked by the esportsbonus.net editorial team. We check every operator against its published terms, bonus conditions and the official licence registers and update reviews when bonus terms, payment options or licences change.

Our criteria

  • Licence and safety: We only recommend operators that are licensed for the visitor’s country. In Germany this means the official GGL whitelist.
  • Bonus and terms: Size of the welcome offer, wagering requirement, minimum deposit, maximum bet and validity.
  • Payments: Available deposit and withdrawal methods, fees, limits and payout speed.
  • Games and markets: Number of games and providers, esports markets and live betting.
  • Support and usability: Customer support, mobile version, registration and verification.

How the rating works

Each category is rated from 1 to 5. The overall rating is the average of all categories. Operators with an expired licence or unfair terms are removed from our lists.

Country-specific lists

Gambling regulation differs from country to country. Our lists automatically show only operators that are licensed for your country. In some countries we currently show no offers at all.

How we earn money

Some links on esportsbonus.net are affiliate links and are marked as ads. If you register with an operator through such a link, we may receive a commission. This does not change the price or the bonus for you, and it does not decide the order of our rankings on its own.

Responsible gambling

Gambling is for adults (18+) and can be addictive. Set yourself limits for time and money. Help is available at BeGambleAware.