Everygame

Everygame Review

It launched a mobile betting site many years ago, but there is no mobile app. Everygame offers more than 5,000 betting options each day for customers, covering football, basketball, baseball, soccer, tennis, hockey, golf and motor sports. It doesn’t quite cover every game, but it comes close.

This Everygame mobile bookie review highlights the key areas in which it excels and the areas where it falls short. You can learn more about the mobile site design, the sports bets offered, banking, bonuses and customer support, and then decide if you want to sign up for an Everygame account. 

Mobile Site Design

The Everygame team has done a pretty good job of condensing the desktop site into a mobile sportsbook. It is very similar to the desktop site, with the same menu and the same design cues, but there are a few additional shortcuts to improve the speed of navigation.

It is a user-friendly mobile sports betting site. The pages load quite quickly, and the layout feels natural, so you should be able to find your way around it with ease.

The mobile betslip works well too, so we were able to place bets quickly when we accessed Everygame.eu from a mobile browser on various devices.

One slight issue is that player props are not listed when you click on a game. You have to go out of the game’s betting page and find a different section for the player props, which is a little frustrating. However, it is a pretty strong mobile site in general, and it also provides some great statistical information and editorial content.

Security

Everygame is the world’s oldest sportsbook, and it has a flawless security record over the past 26 years. It uses the latest SSL technology to protect you, and it has a security team in place to ward off threats. 

You can add two factor authentication to make the mobile sign-in process safer. Also make sure you follow standard safety measures, like choosing a strong password, and you’ll be fine from a security standpoint.

Sportsbook

Everygame has always been popular with American players, but it has an international focus and a .eu domain. The default odds will be in decimal format, and football is referred to as American football, which reinforces that sentiment, but it is predominantly a US-focused mobile bookie.

As such, all the bonuses are quoted in USD, and sports like football, basketball and baseball take center stage, but it does provide strong coverage of soccer, tennis, golf and other sports too.

These are the sports that you’ll be able to bet on at the Everygame mobile site:

• Football | NFL and NCAAF
• Basketball | NBA, NCAAB, WNBA, European and Australian leagues
• Baseball | MLB, plus games from around the world
• Hockey | NHL and various European leagues
• Tennis | Grand Slams, ATP, WTA, small tournaments
• Golf | PGA, European Tour, majors, niche tournaments
• Soccer | MLS, Champions League, lots of leagues from around the world, internationals
• MMA / UFC
• Boxing 
• Cricket
• Cycling
• Handball
• Horse racing
• Motorsports
• Rugby
• Snooker
• Table Tennis
• Volleyball

This mobile bookie takes bets on politics, entertainment, stock markets and other non-sporting events, and it has an esports section too, so you’ll find plenty of betting options.

Betting Markets

Everygame offers a reasonable choice of betting markets. Within an NFL game, you can bet on the spread, total and moneyline, for the full game, the first half of the first quarter. You will also find a few simple game props: team totals, race to 10 points, double result and winning margin. The player props are listed in a separate section of the mobile site under “NFL props” and you can bet on matchups, rushing yards, receiving yards, passing yards and other specials there.

NBA games are covered in a similar level of detail, and it is a solid option for baseball and hockey too. Everygame has a pretty strong focus on soccer, with betting on the lower leagues in lots of major European countries, plus games in unheralded leagues around the world. Within a big soccer game, you can find lots of props, including win to nil, half-time / full-time, total goals, draw no bet, double chance, correct score, first team to score, highest scoring half and winning margin. However, it does not have player props, and you cannot place same game parlays.

Live Betting

Everygame recently added a live betting section. It covers football, basketball, baseball, ice hockey and soccer.

The design is very basic, but it is easy to navigate. The odds are updated regularly, and a scoreboard keeps you updated on the action. It offers a reasonably good selection of in-play betting options.

The lack of live betting was a major flaw for Everygame, so it is great to see that the team has fixed this problem. Everygame may be the world’s oldest sportsbook, but it is moving with the times, and we hope to see the live betting section evolve in the years ahead. 

Racebook

Intertops does not have a dedicated racebook section, but you can choose “Horse racing” from the A-Z list of sports to fund races that you might like to bet on. It sticks to the major US tracks, such as Santa Anita and Aqueduct, but you will occasionally find some international races available.

The racecards are very basic, so you will need to look elsewhere if you want to learn more about the form, age, weight, trainer and jockey of each runner. Payouts are based on track dividends. Unlike many rivals, does not offer a rebate on a percentage of any losses incurred while betting on horse races.

Casino

The mobile casino at Everygame is pretty impressive. It is divided up into new games, table games, slots, video poker, specialty and progressive jackpots. Some of the progressive jackpots offer seven-figure payouts, including Jackpot Piñatas, Aztec’s Millions and Megasaur. The main software provider is Real Time Gaming.

There is also a classic casino, divided into 3-rell slots, video slots, video poker, blackjack, table games and jackpots and it is a customizable “My Games” section, along with tournaments, and you can claim lots of bonuses.

There is a mobile poker room within the Everygame mobile site too, which operates on the Horizon Poker Network. It has a strong rakeback rate. The traffic is okay, and you should be able to find appealing tournaments and cash games to take part in.

Welcome Bonus

Everygame offers mobile users a 100% deposit match bonus worth up to $50 upon sign-up. That pales in comparison to the bonuses at BetUS, BetOnline and MyBookie, which can go up to more than $1,000.

You can use the bonus code 3XBOOST50 to claim this bonus. Just type it in during the sign-up process if it is not preloaded. The $50 bonus credit comes with an 8x rollover requirement. You need to wager it at odds of -200 or longer to count towards the rollover requirement, and bets on horse racing don’t count.

The bonus offer is also available for €50, £50 and currency equivalent in a few alternative currencies. Everygame states that the offer is not available for players from the USA, along with various other countries, so you should contact customer service for clarification.

You will then receive an identical bonus on your next two deposits, meaning there is $150 in bonus funds available in total.

Promotions

There are lots of special offers available for all Everygame customers. At the time of this mobile bookie review, it was offering a free bet worth $50 to any customers that wagered at least $500 – or currency equivalent – on English Premier League games at minimum odds of 1.80 (-125). The free bet came with an 8x rollover requirement.

It also provides parlay insurance for anyone betting on the English Premier League, German Bundesliga, Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A and French Ligue 1. If you choose a five-leg parlay, with minimum combined odds of +6500, it will give you a refund if one leg lets you down.

Every month, Everygame gives $500 in free bets to the bettor that lands the winning bet with the longest odds, and $1,000 in free bets to the “Parlay Prince” that earns the highest net profit with a single parlay. There is just a 1x rollover requirement on those free bets.

You will also find a refer a friend offer at Everygame, and additional short term bonuses pop up from time to time. There are also casino and poker sign-up bonuses available to new and existing customers.

Banking

You’ll be able to use Visa, Mastercard, Discover or Diner’s Card to fund your Everygame account. It doesn’t accept ApplePay or Google Pay, so you’ll need to type in your details, but the payment form is simple and user-friendly.

If you’d prefer to use an e-wallet, Skrill, Skrill 1-Tp, Neteller, EZeeWallet and ecoPayz are all available. You can use crypto, such as Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash or Litecoin, to top up your account balance. You can also send a bank wire, a Money Global order or a SEPA bank transfer.

Crypto can take up to 15 minutes to arrive, but other methods tend to be instant. The minimum deposit is just $5. The maximum varies for each method, but you can send up to $5,000 using Neteller or Skrill.

When it comes to getting paid out, you can request a crypto payout in BTC, LTC or BCH. The funds will hit your wallet within 48 hours. Crypto withdrawals are free, with limits of $100 to $2,500 per week. You can also receive a free Skrill or Neteller withdrawal from $25 to $2,500. Checks take five working days, and you can request $150 to $3,000. A bank wire is available from $150 to $2,500, although it will take up to 15 days and you’ll be charged $50, so you should stick to crypto or an e-wallet.

Customer Service

Everygame doesn’t provide 24/7 customer service, which is a slight downside for night owls, but it’s available during key times of the day. You can contact the agents by calling them, sending an email or using live chat within the mobile site.

The latter option is the best. You’ll be connected to a customer service rep pretty quickly, and they are helpful and responsive. Mobile users can also access a help section, which has a lot of beneficial info.

Conclusion

The name change from Intertops to Everygame was a surprise to everyone in the industry, as Intertops was a famous name among bettors. Everygame is a misnomer, as it doesn’t cover every game, but it does take bets on more sports events than a lot of its key competitors.

It’s great to see that Everygame has added a live betting section, as that was a glaring oversight that hampered its chances of success. Everygame also excels when it comes to ease of use, promos, and payment flexibility. It is an honest, reliable mobile bookie, which always pays out customers in full, so you should have no worries on that front. It has a strong online casino and poker room too.

On the downside, the sign-up bonus is small and it could provide more sports bets, while 24/7 customer service would be another improvement. It is not one of the best mobile bookies in the business, but Everygame is not far off.