Topic: What are a few of the best apps that you’ve used for sports betting? (Read 773 times)

My favorite betting app is the Oddstrader app, works amazing and it's pretty easy to use as well, I highly recommend it. Here's the link if you want to check it out https://www.oddstrader.com/sports-betting-app/

I have never used any apps when it comes to sportsbetting. I prefer reading, puting, and analyzing the data in an excel file plus being aware of the current situation of each player/team.
But if you guys have the best app for sorting different data, I will definitely consider using it.

Thanks for sharing the application but also mostly, I have a total storage capacity on my devices. Hence, I decided to use the website because it's more convenient for me, but the cons do not have any push notifications. With the sports bet, I used the ESPN because I love keeping aware of the sports I want to make a wage, and the following is the NBA stats, of course. For e-sports betting, I'm using the Gosugamers to identify the news and stats, current matches and previous match of the current team for their upcoming games.

Thanks OP for sharing this app. I'm using espn website before and manual search on google because I only bet on few sports that I know. I'm always updated on the team that I'm betting through watching regularly the live games. I'm not a fan of an apps in android especially when reading due to small screen, The website is perfect for me to read and analyze properly the news and stats. TheScore website has scoreboard and news in different sports category that's perfect for filtering out the data.

Currently I'm using sportsbet and duelbits when it comes to sports betting but not the app.

Maybe it's because neither of us is used to using such apps that we prefer the ways we've used before. But I don't think that such an application can provide very accurate information and is only based on predictions or maybe I could be wrong in this regard.

But what is clear with such an application is very helpful for people who use it because they can get information about sports that will be used as bets by them. Maybe later, I'll try using an app like that and see what I can get there.

Honestly, I never tried betting from a mobile app, so I honestly can not tell what the experience is like or which app is the best to check out, though I understand that this is due to the fact that am not a heavy gambler, my gambling is seasonal, it's not something I do frequently.

Thank you @op for sharing this information, I will download the score app and check it out when it's time to play, maybe this can help me make better predictions.

That depends on what kind of app we're talking about. An app that is linked to the platform? Or an app where you can see certain statistics, etc. In the past (maybe it still is) you had Betangel, which was used for the well-known exchange Betfair. That was a really long time ago, but the software worked quite well back then and you could actually do some sort of trading with it. But Betfair is also partly an exchange.

We are in the same situation- I also do not use any applications but I manually search for the current standings of the teams and rely on the raw information posted on their main website. Though I have been using this method for about years now, I am very open to understand and to try the applications posted by some of the members here.

The reason on why these apps are created is for convenience. The fact that an application can readily predict the odds and show percentages of winnings/losings can definitely help me if ever I have no time to manually check the teams. Though the main sports that I have been watching is NBA, I am also open to try other sports in the event that these apps have such feature.

I had never heard of that apps since I do not use apps to search the info from the apps. But if the apps can support by giving many predictions, odds, or even news from every team, I think that can attract people's attention to try using the app. Thank you for sharing that app with us. I think some people will use the app and hopefully, that can help them get the info they want to search for.

Never used any sports betting apps since I usually check sites like footystats, sportytrader and oddsportal to analyse upcoming sports games. I advise everyone not to rely too much on any of these sports analysis sites though.

Robert? Lol. I think you meant Roobet since I have never heard of a site named Robert.

What the heck are you talking about? Rollbit and Sportsbet are crypto betting sites.

I do not find the necessity to use any android betting app since during the pandemic + war am not so sure that I want to make my betting habits so run around in the corner therefore if I have to place bets every once in a while I prefer to use a site. There are numerous sites on the forum itself that I am able to safely use. There are some sites that do work on VPN as well since not all of them would extend the support to UK. Therefore it's always a good idea to keep sites in back hand who are open to VPN as well so while travelling you can easily get your options sorted.
Seems like you are establishing an indirect announcement thread for the score app, I would recommend making it more professional. Rest best of luck ! I hope the app would be successful and free of scams also be careful about not adding too many ads too soon.

I have used geektoy some years ago to set up automatic betting strategies/place very quick bets only with betfair and that was truly unique.
then they closed the .com version here in my Country and it became completely useless since it's not possible bet anymore on .com or using the software for the local betfair.

this kind of software is essential for those who have to bet on betting exchanges... for those wishing to learn more about it, please check https://geekstoy.com/en

I never crumbled upon such nice app although I am of the ones who have been always searching for the best prediction app which would include the latest news.I have tried many in the Google Playstore only to be disappointed by the quality their were offering,I tried theScore and it looks like it can be your virtual friend/assistant you can always refer to before making a bet.For the games that remain now I don't think I need this as the leagues are near the end but I installed it in my phone so I have it ready for when the next season starts.

Oddstrader and Rollsbit are few good one for the sportsbet.Many people like the sportsbet instead of the casino or other stuff.Because the sportsbet are real one with huge happiness.We can bet with the real knowledge instead of making some guess anymore.Guess means,it works sometimes and certainly not for sometimes.Football was my favourite sportsbet to had my wonderful times.

I've never used a sports betting site called BetVIP.com, I tried it, but it's slow and can't be accessed using Android, does your site have any restricted countries, if any which are those countries or is it recommended to use a VPN.

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For now I use Android and the fastest 3 sports betting gambling sites.
1. Rollbit.
2. Robert.
3. Betja.

The three sites, for me I have no problems and difficulties in making bets and accessing with Android, all three are quite smooth and I enjoy all the games in them, especially sports betting.

Thanks for this information I have been looking for something like this to help me monitor the best odds giving betting platform, but I will like to ask just a simple question does the app offer services such as that live scores because sports lovers can easily get all the updates on matches and even the odds of various team's/clubs but doesn't give betting option on the site.

I started using this app a couple of weeks ago and it has been awesome

I tried CBS Sports once during the 2019 NBA playoffs and it was, at that time, sufficient for what I need to know and what news surrounds the teams that I want to place my bet on. Its interface is easy on the eye and not that cluttered compared to theScore, plus it loads fast on my iPhone and every information that I need is easily accessible with a few taps and not getting lost in the app.

For eSports I just use hltv.org for CS:GO or liquipedia to check for matches. Most of the odds I check on three different bookies, and it has been working so far for my needs.

Hey guys,

So here are 3 iOS and Android apps that’ll dramatically improve your Bitcoin sports betting If you use or know of any others, please feel free to comment...

The best sports bettors are those with the most information. But how can we get all the info we need without sitting at our computers all day watching our favourite news feeds?
 
The good news is, there’s an app for that!
 
However with the sheer volume of applications on the various app stores, finding decent ones can be quite a mission. And even if you do stumble upon a gem, most of the time you’ll only use it once or twice before it becomes just another pretty picture on your home screen.
 
Having tried and tested loads of sports apps over the years, we’ve found that most aren’t worth your time, but there are a select few that can seriously up the quality of your betting by providing you with easy access to all the info you need most.
 
Here are our top 3 sporting apps, each with their own unique features, that’ll help you boost your Bitcoin sports betting success.
 
theScore


 
theScore offers a simple, polished, customizable interface that allows you to build your very own info feed with updates on all the teams, players and leagues that matter most to you.
The calendar integration function makes sure you never miss an important game. And what makes this app really stand out for the betting community specifically, is the player comparison tool that gives you in-depth side-by-side stats on any professional sports players.
 
theScore has been named the best sports app on the iPad by The Tabby Awards, selected as one of the Best Apps of 2013 by Google and highlighted as one of the most Awesome iPhone Apps for Summer 2014 by Digital Trends. read more