Football fills most of a sportsbook’s weekend, yet hockey nights, cricket tours and esports majors decide whether a book covers the whole year. Sport range separates a football specialist from a book that follows a bettor through every season.
Range and depth measure different things. One platform may list thirty sports with thin menus, while another lists fewer sports with dozens of market types on each.
Licensing adds a further filter. All ten platforms below display one, and each covers football, hockey and esports to a different degree.
Range, Depth and the Calendar
Sport range matters most when a bettor follows more than one league through the year. The table shows how the three sports in focus fill the calendar.
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Sport
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Main season
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What strong coverage includes
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Football
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August to May, plus summer tournaments
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Leagues, cups, props, corners and cards
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Ice hockey
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October to June
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Puck lines, period markets, player points
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Esports
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Year-round, with majors through the calendar
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Map, round and kill markets across titles
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Cricket
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Year-round, by region
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Session totals, leading batter, method of dismissal
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Basketball
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October to June
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Quarters, halves and player props
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Last verified: October 2026
The number of sports on a menu says little about the markets inside each one. Our earlier ranking on market depth explains how breadth and depth pull in different directions.
10 Licensed Web3 Sportsbooks Ranked by Sport Range
Order weighs the number of sports covered, the depth of football, hockey and esports menus and how clearly each book publishes its betting rules. Every entry closes with a practical caution.
1. Dexsport
Dexsport covers 29 sports in its terms, with 39 football market types, 21 for ice hockey including NHL-only lines and about two dozen esports titles. Cricket and kabaddi hold its deepest rulebooks, at 68 and 46 market types.
Market types expand into many lines on the board, so fixture menus vary. Dexapp LTD holds an Anjouan licence.
2. Stake
Stake’s board stretches across more than 30 traditional and niche sports plus over ten esports titles, and it reaches politics and entertainment specials too. Live streams accompany selected events.
Same-game options at Stake favour headline fixtures, so a quiet midweek hockey game may show a shorter menu. Stake holds its licence in Curaçao through Medium Rare N.V.
3. Cloudbet
Cloudbet has priced crypto bets since 2013 across more than 30 sports and the major esports titles, with a long-standing name for NFL, soccer and basketball lines. Generous limits draw bettors with larger stakes.
Ceilings at Cloudbet shrink on minor competitions, so the bet slip confirms each maximum. Halcyon Super Holdings B.V. operates Cloudbet with a licence from Curaçao.
4. BC.Game
BC.Game draws its sports feed from BETBY, covering dozens of sports and esports titles, and pairs it with a casino and a Prediction Center built on Polymarket data. Its coin list is unusually long.
BC.Game’s depth on a given league depends on BETBY’s coverage, so menus vary. Anjouan licenses the platform through Twocent Technology Ltd, a status it has held since December 2024.
5. Thunderpick
Thunderpick’s strength lies in esports, with deep CS2, League of Legends, Dota 2 and Valorant markets and live streams, while football and tennis fill out its traditional board. Same Game Combo applies to three esports titles.
Traditional sports at Thunderpick come with fewer live statistics than its esports pages. Curaçao licenses Thunderpick via Paloma Media B.V.
6. Roobet
Roobet covers mainstream sports and esports, adds a published ComboBoost ladder for accumulators and offers Polymarket-powered predictions from the same bankroll. Bet Builder appears on selected fixtures.
US residents cannot use Roobet’s predictions, and the operator decides when Cash Out appears. Roobet’s licence comes from Curaçao, held by Raw Entertainment B.V.
7. Shuffle
Shuffle offers football, basketball, hockey and esports from one account that also opens its casino. Players can stack Same Game Multis from separate matches on a single slip.
Shuffle concentrates on major leagues, so minor competitions may list fewer lines, and its terms cap winnings per bet. The platform operates through Natural Nine B.V.
8. Rollbit
Rollbit pairs a sportsbook with its casino and futures trading desk, and Bet Builder covers most major matches. The slip’s maximum button reveals the limit for each event.
Depth at Rollbit trails the larger books above, particularly outside headline leagues. Rollbit’s Curaçao licence belongs to Bull Gaming N.V.
9. Jack.com
Jack.com, the new name for Jackbit, blends a sportsbook with a casino and builds same-game slips of up to ten markets, with acca insurance on qualifying accumulators. Data Link Digital B.V. holds the licence in Curaçao.
System tickets and Bet Builder slips at Jack.com fall outside Cash Out. Hockey and esports menus merit a check against bigger books during a busy week.
10. Sportsbet.io
Yolo Group owns Sportsbet.io, a book with a reputation for football and Asian handicap coverage, with esports and hockey sections alongside. Market grouping by type keeps long menus readable.
Sportsbet.io’s licensing has shifted over time, so the site footer names the licence in force for each country. Niche sports may show less depth than its football pages.
Range Should Follow the Way You Bet
Bettors who follow one league need depth more than range. Football-only bettors gain little from thirty sports if the corners and player markets on a mid-table game look thin.
Multi-sport bettors face the opposite question. Hockey from October, esports majors through the year and cricket tours by region all reward a book that keeps menus full when football pauses. Coverage of NHL and MLB alongside football at licensed books shows how menus shift across seasons.
Licences add a separate layer. Limits, recourse and rules differ between regulators, as a ranking on licence and limits explains.
Conclusion
Sport range and depth measure different strengths. Some licensed Web3 sportsbooks list more than thirty sports, while others focus on fewer with richer menus, and football, hockey and esports each fill different parts of the calendar.
Dexsport leads this ranking with 29 sports in its terms and deep football, hockey, cricket and esports rulebooks, followed by Stake, Cloudbet, BC.Game, Thunderpick, Roobet, Shuffle, Rollbit, Jack.com and Sportsbet.io. Each book differs on depth outside headline leagues.
Menus on the sports you actually follow matter more than any headline count. Local law sets the limits, so read it first, bet only at legal age and accept that KYC or AML checks may apply.
Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Sport menus, market types, limits and licences change over time and vary by country, so check each sportsbook’s current pages before you bet. Betting carries risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please bet responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.
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