Dicey Sportsbook: Markets, Odds and Crypto Betting
The part of Dicey that gets searched for most is the part this site never described. Alongside the casino there is a full sportsbook, and on 18 August 2026 it listed 1,804 open markets — 22 of them live, the rest upcoming. This page covers what is actually there and how to read it.
What the Sportsbook Covers
The sportsbook is a full section of the site, not a side feature, and the easiest way to see its shape is the operator's own sitemap: it lists 22 sports, a further 15 esports disciplines, and 358 named competitions and leagues underneath them. Those counts move slowly, which is why we use them instead of a market total — a market total is only ever true for the hour you read it.
The 22 sports are soccer, American football, basketball, baseball, ice hockey, tennis, table tennis, cricket, rugby, Aussie rules, MMA, boxing, handball, volleyball, futsal, field hockey, darts, snooker, golf, cycling, Formula 1 and motorcycle racing. The esports side runs Counter-Strike 2 (including a duels format), League of Legends, Dota 2, Valorant, Rainbow Six, Mobile Legends, StarCraft, CrossFire, King of Glory, and simulated leagues in eFootball, eBasketball and eCricket.
For scale on the market count itself: on 18 August 2026 the board carried 1,804 open markets, with soccer alone accounting for 1,053 of them. That figure is a snapshot with a date on it and nothing more — by the time you read this the fixture list has turned over several times. What is stable is the breadth: soccer dominates, the North American leagues are covered properly, and the long tail reaches competitions most crypto books skip.
Same Game Parlay and Live Betting
Markets flagged SGP support a same-game parlay: several selections from one match combined into a single bet. The appeal is obvious — correlated legs at a long price — and so is the catch. Correlation is exactly why bookmakers price these builders conservatively; the combined odds are lower than multiplying the individual prices would suggest, and the margin compounds with every leg.
Live betting runs on a smaller board, around twenty matches at any moment, with prices updating during play. Two habits matter more here than anywhere else: check whether a bet is accepted at the price you clicked, and know the rules for suspended markets before a goal changes the game rather than after.
Esports Betting: the 15 Disciplines
Esports is not a token category here — it is a section of its own, and the operator's sitemap names fifteen disciplines with live competitions underneath them. Counter-Strike 2 carries the most, including a separate duels format, and the named events run from ESL Pro League down to regional cups. Alongside it: League of Legends, Dota 2, Valorant, Rainbow Six, Mobile Legends, StarCraft, CrossFire and King of Glory.
Five more are simulated rather than human: eFootball and eBasketball run as bot leagues on a fixed weekly cycle, and eCricket does the same. They are listed as separate disciplines because they behave differently — a bot league runs continuously with no off-season, which is why a crypto book keeps them on the board when nothing else is playing. Worth knowing what you are betting on: a simulated league has no injuries, no form and no news, so the handicapping that works on real fixtures does not transfer.
One rule applies to the whole sportsbook and catches esports bettors in particular: a bet needs odds of 1.4 or higher to count toward the rewards programme, and 1.5 or higher while a welcome bonus is active. Short-priced favourites in a bot league are exactly the bets that fall under those floors.
Reading the Odds
Prices are shown in decimal format. A price of 1.87 returns 1.87 times your stake including the stake itself, which is the same as saying the implied probability is 1 ÷ 1.87, about 53.5 %. Add the implied probabilities of every outcome in a market and the total exceeds 100 % — the excess is the bookmaker's margin, and comparing that excess between books tells you more about value than any tipster.
A worked example from the board: a match priced 1.87 / 3.70 / 3.40 implies 53.5 % + 27.0 % + 29.4 % = 109.9 %, so the margin on that market is roughly 9.9 %. On the main football lines a competitive book runs 4–7 %; the wider the market, the wider the margin usually gets.
Crypto Betting
Dicey is crypto-first — the sportsbook is presented as betting with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies rather than with cards. That has two practical consequences worth knowing before depositing. Settlement is fast and does not depend on a card issuer, but the balance is exposed to the price of whatever coin it sits in, so a winning bet in a falling market can still lose value in your own currency. Deposits are also effectively irreversible: there is no chargeback path behind a crypto transfer.
The operator publishes the list rather than leaving it to the deposit screen. Deposits and withdrawals run in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, USD Coin (on Solana and Ethereum), Magic Eden on Solana and USDT on Solana, Ethereum and Tron. There is no minimum deposit; the minimum withdrawal is $1 per token, or $2.50 for USDT on Tron, and network fees apply on the way out. Two warnings come from the operator itself and both are about the same mistake: send a token on the wrong network, or send a token that is not on the list, and the funds are permanently lost — there is no support path that reverses a blockchain transfer.
Worth pairing with one rule from the account side: every deposit carries a 1× wager requirement before it can be withdrawn, counted separately per currency. The requirement does not apply when you withdraw back to the same wallet the deposit came from, which is the one case where money can move straight back out.
Who Runs It, and Under What Licence
Dicey is operated by 3-102-943011 S.R.L., registration number 3102943011, and is licensed by the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros, under licence number ALSI-202511054-FI2. Those details are published in the operator's own footer, which is where any licence claim should be checked. Our licensing page explains what that verification looks like step by step.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Dicey have a sportsbook as well as a casino?
Yes. The sportsbook is a full section of the site rather than a side feature. The operator's sitemap lists 22 sports, 15 esports disciplines and 358 named competitions, with live betting and same-game parlays. On 18 August 2026 the board carried 1,804 open markets, 1,053 of them on soccer.
Which sports can I bet on?
Soccer carries by far the most markets. The full list in the operator's sitemap runs soccer, American football, basketball, baseball, ice hockey, tennis, table tennis, cricket, rugby, Aussie rules, MMA, boxing, handball, volleyball, futsal, field hockey, darts, snooker, golf, cycling, Formula 1 and motorcycle racing, plus a separate esports section with Counter-Strike 2, League of Legends, Dota 2, Valorant, Rainbow Six, Mobile Legends and simulated football, basketball and cricket leagues.
What is a Same Game Parlay?
A single bet combining several selections from the same match. Prices are adjusted for correlation, so the combined odds are lower than multiplying the individual prices would give, and the bookmaker margin compounds with each leg you add.
Can I bet with Bitcoin?
Yes — the sportsbook is built around crypto rather than card payments. Remember that the balance carries the coin's price risk and that crypto deposits cannot be reversed the way a card payment can.
How do I read decimal odds?
Multiply your stake by the price to get the total return including the stake. The implied probability is 1 divided by the price, and the amount by which the implied probabilities of a market exceed 100 % is the bookmaker's margin.
Is there a betting app?
No native app is published in the stores; the sportsbook runs in the mobile browser. Our app page explains why, and how to get an icon on your home screen without installing anything.