Suprabets Review

Suprabets is an established bookie that started operating in 2017. The sportsbook is owned by Lima Invest Limited, a company operating with a Curacao gambling licence. Suprabets provides punters with impressive betting services and an average of 40,000 live betting fixtures monthly. The sole purpose of this Suprabets review is to take you through the bookie's features and functionalities. Read on to discover what you can and cannot do on Suprabets.

Pros

  • It has multiple bonuses
  • It comes with many casino games
  • The live chat support is efficient
  • It now features many sponsors
  • The many bonuses attract more players

Cons

  • It could use more deposit methods
  • Some games take longer to load
  • Limited customer support options

Powered by BetConstruct software, SupraBets is amongst the most popular bookies in Brazil. They use the same software foundation as OlyBet, Dafabet, Energybet, and Betsson, which is basically a guarantee for an aesthetically pleasing experience.

 

 

This bookmaker was founded in 2016, but quickly gained traction because of its compelling array of live betting markets. Even though we believe that there is more than enough fixtures and bets for everyone to enjoy, there are some serious fairness issues involving SupraBets.

 

These ‘scandals’ have been widely publicized on review sites and forums. Due to the compelling amount of evidence, we recommend that you stay away from SupraBets.

 

Right off the bat, it’s perplexing that SupraBets opted for a light grey background. If you’re a bookmaker who wants to attract serious players, engulfing your entire UI with copious amounts of near-whiteness will only drive people away. It’s bad for the eyes.

 

We would have let this decision slide if the rest of the site’s elements were in line. Unfortunately, this is not the case.

 

Who in the right mind thinks that combining two almost similar shades of grey into a color scheme is a good idea? There is no contrast, and no exciting images to break the monotony one feels while browsing SupraBets.com. While we usually don’t like big banners and internal ads, it would have been wise of SupraBets to add some of those. As they didn’t the whole site looks bland and unappealing.

The first thing that we actually liked about this sportsbook is the customer support section. Surprisingly, they offer live chat, email, and phone support on a non-stop basis. This is usually a significant logistical problem for most bookies, especially for ones that have a presence across multiple time zones.

 

However, we noticed that all the agents we talked to have a habit of evading questions about sensitive topics. We asked them about the allegations against them, and all we got was ‘Can I help you with anything else?’ This is not a good sign, especially for a bookie that finds itself in hot water for accusations of fraud.

 

Banking at SupraBets.com is a flat-out disaster. At first glance, the wide choice seems appealing. There are over 15 payment providers, with equal representation given to both Brazillian platforms and global giants such as Skrill and Neteller. When it comes to waiting times and withdrawals, they’re extremely shady (more on that in a bit).

 

Sports and Betting Odds

Users can bet on a variety of sporting events that are available on the SupraBets website. Among the covered sports are: Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball, Ice Hockey, Baseball, Table Tennis, Handball, Air Hockey, American Football, MMA, Boxing, Formula 1, Badminton, Snooker, Aussie Rules, Beach Volleyball, Biathlon, eSports, Cricket, Cycling, Darts, Rugby League, Gaelic football, Golf, Hurling, Motorbikes, NASCAR, Water Polo, Speedway, Cross-Country Skiing, Auto Racing, Pesapallo, Netball, WWE, Sailing. Betting odds at SupraBets are competitive overall. Soccer betting margin is 5.2%, tennis betting margin is 7.5%, ice hockey betting margin is 7.6%, basketball with 5.6% and so on. The overall betting margin is 6.5%. These betting margins have been calculated using odds from different events in each sport. Please note that margins may be different from a sport to another, and even from a league to other