BetUS

What is the "Matched Betting Value" listed above? This is the amount of profit that you can make from the sign-up offer through a technique called matched betting. In short, it is a mathematical approach to sports betting that enables profit by hedging your bets. This allows you to cover all possible outcomes and secure a profit no matter what happens in the game. This is different from gambling because there is no risk of losing. Learn more in our What Is Matched Betting guide.

BetUS is an online sportsbook, casino, and racebook that’s been around since 1994, making it one of the longest-running betting sites still in operation. It offers a wide range of markets, covering everything from major U.S. sports like football, basketball, baseball, and hockey to international events, esports, politics, and entertainment props. In addition to sports betting, BetUS includes a full online casino with slots, table games, and live dealers. The site accepts deposits through credit cards, bank transfers, and various cryptocurrencies, making it accessible for most players.

BetUS operates offshore and isn’t regulated by U.S. gaming commissions. Like most offshore sportsbooks expect a sizeable deposit matches that come with large rollover requirements, such as 10-20x.

Double check, and make sure you understand the rollover requirements for any deposit matches.

BetUS frequently has re-up bonuses. They vary depending on the deposit method, but can be as high as 100% match. As with most offshore sportsbooks be sure to double check the rollover requirement.

Rollover Requirement Example:

• Only the first $2,000 of any applicable wager will count towards rollover.
• Of the Risk/Win amounts, the lower of the two amounts is used when calculating rollover.
• For example if you place two wagers:
  • Wager A: $220 to win $200
  • Wager B: $100 to win $140
  • The win amount from Wager A would be added to the risk amount from Wager B to give you a total of $300 towards your Rollover requirements.

Each sportsbook has its own House Rules which determine how a bet is graded. These rules cover unlikely events, such as what happens to your bet when a game is canceled.

Usually, the different house rules across sportsbooks do not have an impact on matched betting. However, in Major League Baseball (MLB), there are notable exceptions. A simple example is when a game is postponed due to weather. Read our House Rules Comparison guide to learn more.

For MLB it is also important to understand what defines Action.