BetOnline
OffshoreBetOnline is a Panama-based offshore sportsbook, casino and poker site that accepts US players.
- Broad markets and early lines
- License: Panama
Offer: 50% Free Bet credit up to $250
Read the BetOnline reviewThese sportsbooks accept US players under licenses from outside the US, such as Panama, Curaçao or Costa Rica. We list them separately from our state-licensed rankings, with where each is licensed, its terms and the states it excludes.
BetOnline is a Panama-based offshore sportsbook, casino and poker site that accepts US players.
Offer: 50% Free Bet credit up to $250
Read the BetOnline reviewBovada is one of the best-known offshore sportsbooks serving US players, with a deep props menu and poker, casino and racing in one account.
Offer: 75% crypto deposit match up to $750
Read the Bovada reviewBookMaker is a long-running Costa Rica-based sportsbook known among serious bettors for high limits and early lines.
Offer: 100% Free Play up to $400
Read the BookMaker reviewHeritage Sports is a Costa Rica-governed offshore sportsbook known for reduced juice on major sports.
Offer: 100% Free Play up to $500
Read the Heritage Sports reviewBetAnything is a Costa Rica-based offshore sportsbook offering reduced-juice line packages.
Offer: 50% Sports Free Play up to $125
Read the BetAnything reviewMyBookie is a Curaçao-linked offshore sportsbook and casino with crypto payouts and a racebook.
Offer: 100% Free Play up to $1,000
Read the MyBookie reviewEverygame, formerly Intertops, is one of the oldest offshore betting brands, based in Antigua and Barbuda.
Offer: 100% match up to $500 (or 50% up to $1,000 with crypto)
Read the Everygame reviewJustBet is a Costa Rica-based offshore sportsbook, casino and racebook from the same group as BookMaker.
Offer: 20% crypto welcome bonus up to $500
Read the JustBet review| Sportsbook | Licensed in | States it excludes | Welcome offer |
|---|---|---|---|
| BetOnline2001 | PanamaLicensed and regulated in Panama by the Junta de Control de Juegos, according to BMR; no license number published | No US state exclusions published; publishes a list of restricted countries. | 50% Free Bet credit up to $250 |
| BovadaBrand launched 2011 (Bodog lineage from 1994) | Comoros and Western SaharaThe site footer lists licensing by the Union of the Comoros and the Central Reserve Authority of Western Sahara; BMR has not matched it to a regulator register, and no license number is published | Excludes 20 jurisdictions: AZ, CO, CT, DE, DC, KS, LA, MD, MA, MI, NV, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, TN, VT, WV. | 75% crypto deposit match up to $750 |
| BookMakerBrand lineage since 1985 (BookMaker/BetCRIS) | Costa RicaBased in Costa Rica as part of the BetCRIS group; BMR names no issuing authority or license number | Excludes NJ, OH, KY and TN. | 100% Free Play up to $400 |
| Heritage SportsOnline since 2001 | None published (Costa Rica base)Operates from Costa Rica, and its house rules apply Costa Rican law; BMR found no issuing authority or license number | No US state exclusions published. | 100% Free Play up to $500 |
| BetAnythingOnline since 2001 | None published (Costa Rica base)Costa Rica-based; BMR found no issuing authority or license number | No states published; the rules reserve the right to refuse customers from jurisdictions that prohibit wagering. | 50% Sports Free Play up to $125 |
| MyBookie2014 | CuraçaoCuraçao licensing with operational ties to Costa Rica, according to BMR; no license number published | Excludes NY, NJ, MD and Washington DC. | 100% Free Play up to $1,000 |
| EverygameHistory from 1983 as Intertops; rebranded Everygame in 2021 | Antigua and BarbudaBased in Antigua and Barbuda and describes itself as licensed; BMR names no regulator or license number | Excludes NJ, NY, WA and MD. | 100% match up to $500 (or 50% up to $1,000 with crypto) |
| JustBet2000 | Costa RicaLicensed in Costa Rica, according to BMR, which names no regulator or license number; same group as BookMaker | Excludes New Jersey. | 20% crypto welcome bonus up to $500 |
A betting site based outside the US, typically in Panama, Costa Rica, Curaçao or Antigua, that accepts US customers without a license from any US state. It is not supervised by a state gaming regulator.
Offshore sportsbooks are not licensed or supervised by US state regulators, and accepting your registration does not make wagering lawful where you are located. Check your state’s law; this page is not legal advice.
There is no state complaint process or consumer protection, withdrawals can be delayed by verification, rollover or method processing, crypto transfers cannot be reversed, and bonus terms can lock your deposit behind high rollover requirements.
Our scores rate licensed sportsbooks against their regulators’ records. Offshore books have no US regulator, so we list the facts, including where each one is licensed, without a score.
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