Scored Casino & Sportsbook Review

Game Selection and Software Providers

I’m treating Scored as sportsbook-first because that’s where most platforms get sloppy, and where players feel friction fast.

On the sportsbook side, the feature set is legit on paper: Bet Builder for same-game style combos, Cash Out, Early Payout, and a pile of football-leaning promos (Acca Bonus, Flash Markets, boosts, refunds). There’s also Scored Live Streaming, which is useful when it’s actually available for the event you’re betting, but streaming rights and delays are always “it depends”, and you’ll want to verify which leagues stream in your location before you plan your live betting around it. I also like seeing “0% margin” offers mentioned, but odds quality is something you only confirm by snapshot-testing lines against sharper books; it’s not something you trust because it’s printed on a promo tile.

Usability-wise, the practical test is simple: can you find a league quickly, build a parlay, add a bet builder leg, and get to the bet slip without hunting through menus. Scored’s layout is geared for high-volume promo navigation, which is great if you’re active, but it also means you should expect a lot of tiles and moving parts.

On the casino side, Scored is huge, around 15,000 games. The lobby categories are deep, including 9,000+ “Top” titles, 1,000+ “New”, 9,000+ slots, 30+ blackjack games, 30+ live games, 1,000+ jackpots, and 2,000+ bonus buy slots. Provider coverage is a strong mix, including Pragmatic Play and Pragmatic Play Live, Evolution, NetEnt, Novomatic, Nolimit City, Hacksaw Gaming, BGaming, Red Tiger, Big Time Gaming (BTG), Push Gaming, Relax Gaming, Thunderkick, Yggdrasil, Ezugi, Playson, and a long tail of smaller studios.

Sportsbook Pros: Bet Builder, Cash Out, Early Payout, and live streaming features, plus lots of ongoing promos aimed at parlays and football.

Sportsbook Cons: Odds quality and streaming coverage still need real-world verification, and heavy promo UX can feel busy.

Casino Pros: Massive game count, strong top-tier providers, and a lot of jackpot and bonus buy inventory.

Casino Cons: With a catalog this big, discoverability matters; if search and filters aren’t dialed in, you’ll feel it.

Bonuses and Promotions Explained

Scored runs separate promo tracks for casino and sports bettors. On the casino side, the welcome offer is a multi-step deposit package with free spins, plus recurring reload-style promos. On the sportsbook side, you’re looking at deposit-based welcome bonuses and frequent sports promos tied to football and parlays (including boosts, refunds, and accumulator-style offers).

If you’re the type who actually uses promos, the big thing here is volume: there are a lot of moving parts across casino and sports, so you’ll want to check the exact eligibility and playthrough rules before you deposit.

👉 See all active Scored offers in our Bonus Codes section.

Now, the bankroll reality check. Scored lists casino wagering at 35x, and sportsbook wagering at 5x to 6x (with “40x” also shown as a general wagering reference). That sports number is reasonable compared to many offshore-style offers, but the rule that really matters is this: you cannot withdraw with an active bonus. So if you claim a promo and then want to cash out early, you may be forced to finish wagering first or forfeit the bonus, and that’s where players get frustrated.

Banking, Withdrawals & Payout Speed

Scored’s minimum deposit is €10, and the minimum payout is €10 (or the equivalent in supported currencies). It supports USD and CAD balances, along with EUR and other currencies (HUF, NOK, PLN, CHF, AUD, BRL, CZK, JPY, NZD), which is nice if you don’t want to think in euros.

Deposit options are extensive: cards, Sofort, eZeeWallet, MiFinity, Flexepin, Jeton, Paysafecard, Neteller, CashtoCode, Instant Pay, Revolut, Skrill, Skrill 1-Tap, bank transfer, Apple Pay, “Pay via Bank”, plus crypto like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Litecoin, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash, USD Coin, DAI, Dogecoin, Cardano, and BNB. Withdrawals include Skrill 1-Tap, eZeeWallet, Jeton, MiFinity, Neteller, bank withdrawal, Revolut via bank transfer, and the same major crypto rails (ADA, BTC, BCH, BNB, DAI, DOGE, ETH, LTC, XRP, USDT, USDC).

Payout speed is listed as instant or 3-5 working days, depending on the method. In real life, that usually means crypto can be close to “same day”, while fiat-style methods can land in that multi-day window. Scored also states no withdrawal fees, which I like to see, but remember network fees on crypto can still exist outside the casino’s control.

The biggest “money-out” friction point is the timing of verification. Scored is one of those brands where KYC often feels light at signup, then gets real when you withdraw. That’s convenient upfront, but if you’re planning to deposit big or a bonus grind, do yourself a favor and get documents ready early.

Withdrawal limits start at €600 per day, €3,000 per week, and €12,000 per month, then scale with VIP: Analyst and Specialist list €700 daily (and €14,000 monthly), Strategist and Mastermind list €1,000 daily (and €20,000 monthly), and Legend goes up to €2,000 daily with €40,000 per month.

Mobile Casino Experience

Scored runs on desktop and mobile web, and there’s no dedicated app. The good news is you’re not forced into downloads, the bad news is your whole experience depends on how clean the mobile browser UI feels for live betting and the bet slip. In my view, the must-test items on mobile are live market navigation, cash-out behavior, and whether Bet Builder is easy to use without any mis-taps.

Safety, Licensing & Fair Play

Scored is licensed in Curaçao. That’s better than unlicensed, but it’s not the same player-protection level you get with top-tier regulators. Practically, that means you should be more careful with bankroll management, bonus terms, and documentation.

Scored uses standard site security expectations (SSL), and parts of the game portfolio may be covered by third-party testing depending on the provider (for example, major studios like Evolution and Pragmatic generally operate with audited RNG processes), but Scored itself should not be treated like a US-licensed sportsbook.

Responsible gambling tools are present at a minimum standard level, including self-exclusion, time-outs, and limits. If you need help, use 1-800-GAMBLER or the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) resources.

Player Feedback and Reputation

Scored is newly launched (01/02/2026), so long-term public reputation patterns may still be forming. The issues I watch most closely with offshore books like this are repeat complaints about KYC delays at withdrawal, VIP-based payout caps that surprise players, and bonus disputes tied to “no withdrawals while a bonus is active.” Those are predictable friction points, not rumors, and they’re exactly where you should read the terms before you opt in.