Five Crypto Sportsbooks for Santa Monica Fans that Cover Volleyball

Santa Monica is where modern beach volleyball was born, so it’s no wonder that so many in Santa Monica are fans of the sport. The issue for those who want to bet on their favorite teams, however, is that it can feel difficult to find a sportsbook that’s right for you.

First, know that all types of volleyball are covered under the volleyball tab in a sportsbook. You’ll often see all major volleyball tournaments and eVolleyball as options to bet on once you click on the sport in the lineup.

Secondly, know that you can save time and get to placing your bets faster by narrowing down your search to these five sportsbooks:

1 – Duel.com

If you’re looking for a sportsbook that covers volleyball and offers one of the lowest house edges around, then go to Duel.com. This platform is championing the low house edge, with several titles offering 100% RTP. In its sportsbook, you’ll find Volleyball and multiple other popular sports (including esports) to choose from.

The platform is even working to build a 0% edge PvP system, which would allow you to directly wager against another player.

2 – Sportsbet.io

Sportbet.io is one of the more infamous sportsbook options out there, so, of course, it covers international Volleyball. It doesn’t, however, specifically cover more niche versions of volleyball, like beach volleyball or even footvolley, which could feel limiting for volleyball fans.

Where Sportsbet does stand out, however, is its history. It’s won a few awards over the years for its platform and accepts both crypto and fiat currencies, making it a solid option for volleyball fans.

3 – Winna

Winna is one of the few sports betting sites that will allow you to bet on a niche version of beach volleyball known as footvolley (beach volleyball played with your feet only, no hands). You can make deposits in both cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies, and with a large 6000+ strong slot game catalog, you have a solid casino/sportsbook option to place your bets and have fun in the downtime. Just keep in mind that Winna only accepts 16+ cryptocurrencies, which can feel limiting compared to other options in this list.

4 – Thrill

Thrill’s largest draw is its casino, where you have over 2000 slot games and 80+ virtual rooms. There’s also a 70% progressive rakeback and cashback bonuses to unlock in its VIP program. While its sportsbook isn’t anywhere near as in-depth, it does cover international volleyball, making it a decent choice for Santa Monica fans looking for a crypto-native platform. It doesn’t, however, have particularly strong responsible gaming tools, which could be a deal-breaker for those who need them to keep their bet budget in check.

5 – Yeet

Yeet is a streamer-first platform, notable mostly for its exclusive streamer partnerships and community events. While this means it’s more focused on eSports, it also covers traditional sports, including volleyball. You can deposit and withdraw in up to 19 cryptocurrencies, though it has vague terms and conditions that could see your winnings frozen for using traditional or even standard betting strategies.

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