Read from the source of its home page
Ethereum at Sportsbet.io: ETH is named, the network is not written out
Should you go to Sportsbet.io with ether? The operator's own FAQ names Ethereum, so yes for the coin. It names no network in readable text, and the one network hint in its page data is generic.
Source: the operator's home page, read at its source.
Does Sportsbet.io take ETH?
Yes. A question on the page asks which cryptocurrencies a player can use. The answer says the operator supports 13+ cryptocurrencies and lists Bitcoin, Ethereum (ETH), Tether, USD Coin and others. The page's structured data lists ETH among the accepted currencies too.
The one network hint, and why it is not a rule
Among the page's interface strings sits an error message: Sorry, we only accept coins and tokens on the ERC-20 network. It belongs to one step of the cashier. It is not a published list of routes and does not say which coins it applies to, so it is not read here as a rule for ETH. It is noted because it points toward the main network, and because a reader who meets it inside the cashier should not be taken by surprise.
Where the gas shows up
A deposit is a transfer from your own wallet, so the gas for it is quoted by that wallet at the moment you send and is not stated on this operator's page. As with any route left unwritten, the order of work is: read the cashier, read the estimate, then send.
What this page does not say
The page makes claims about speed, minimums and fees that are not repeated or tested here. They are marketing text on a home page, not a statement about the ether route, and this page does not vouch for them.
What this page says about Sportsbet.io was read from Sportsbet.io's home page. The cashier inside an account is the current version and wins wherever the two differ.
Questions about Sportsbet.io and ETH
| Which network does Sportsbet.io use for ETH? | Its FAQ does not write one. A generic ERC-20 error message in its page data hints at the main network but is not a stated rule. |
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| Does Sportsbet.io list ETH as an accepted coin? | Yes, in its FAQ and in the structured data of its home page. |
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