Which Sportsbooks Accept Bitcoin SV?

• Coverage keeps shrinking. Books have been dropping Bitcoin SV since the major exchanges delisted it in 2019, and the list can get shorter without notice. Check the cashier before you deposit.
• Bovada can still ask you to verify your identity on a Bitcoin SV withdrawal, same as it can on any payout method. An obscure coin buys you no exemption.
• Bitcoin SV, Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash run on three separate blockchains with incompatible addresses. Send to the wrong chain and the money is usually gone, and the shared names make that mistake an easy one.
• Bovada doesn’t name Bitcoin SV among the coins eligible for its crypto welcome bonus, so don’t assume a BSV deposit gets matched.

Bovada lists Bitcoin SV on its own cryptocurrency help pages, right beside Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin and Tether. Nobody else here does. The figures below come off Bovada’s deposit-limits, withdrawal-limits and cryptocurrency-FAQ pages, and crypto terms move faster than help pages do, so give the cashier a look before your first deposit.

Bovada is an offshore sportsbook, available to players in states that don’t block it. No US state licenses or regulates it, and its Terms of Service point to Anjouan, Union of Comoros, well outside the reach of any state gaming commission.

Fund an account with Bitcoin SV and those are the numbers you’ll meet at the cashier. Open a Bovada account here if that suits you. legalsportsbetting.com earns a commission on that link, and the commission changes nothing in the table above.

Sportsbooks That Don’t Take Bitcoin SV

The other six all run real crypto menus. Several go well past a dozen coins, BookMaker advertises more than 60, and Bitcoin SV shows up on none of them.

Every row there came off that book’s own crypto or banking page. This corner of the market moves in both directions, though. A book can add Bitcoin SV back or quietly drop something else, so treat the table as a snapshot and read the live cashier before you trust last month’s list.

Coverage thinned because the exchanges sportsbooks lean on for crypto liquidity thinned first. Binance, Kraken and ShapeShift all delisted Bitcoin SV in 2019, cutting off a large share of the trading volume and infrastructure that payment processors build their crypto rails on.

The fight behind those delistings had nothing to do with the code. It was about Craig Wright, Bitcoin SV’s chief backer, who threatened legal action against people who publicly doubted his claim to be Bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator.

Cashiers follow exchange support, they don’t lead it. A cashier needs a liquid market to price a coin, process a withdrawal and offload what it takes in, and once the biggest exchanges stopped providing that, books had little reason to keep building around Bitcoin SV. The delistings landed in 2019 and the thinning has kept going since, a book at a time.

None of that tells you where the price goes next, or whether an exchange ever reverses course. It explains why the table above looks the way it does. Bovada alone still takes the coin, and Bitcoin SV keeps losing infrastructure instead of winning it back.

Bovada is the only place covered here where a Bitcoin SV deposit currently works, so these steps walk its cashier.

Step 1: Open the Cashier and Select Bitcoin SV

Log into your Bovada account and open the cashier. Pick Bitcoin SV from the deposit methods, listed beside Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin and Tether.

Step 2: Copy the Deposit Address

Bovada generates a Bitcoin SV deposit address tied to your account. Copy it exactly, or scan the QR code if your wallet handles them. A single mistyped character sends your money somewhere you can’t get it back from.

Step 3: Send From a Wallet or Exchange That Holds BSV

Check that the deposit page labels the address Bitcoin SV specifically. A Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash address looks close enough at a glance to fool you, and the tangled shared history of the three coins doesn’t help. Send from a wallet or exchange that actually holds BSV. Firing the wrong coin at that address won’t convert it into Bitcoin SV. It simply never arrives.

Step 4: Wait for Confirmation

Bovada posts the deposit after 1 confirmation on the Bitcoin SV blockchain. If it hasn’t shown up by then, the transaction needs a minimum of 6 confirmations before it will.

Step 5: Check the Balance and Place a Bet

Your balance updates when the deposit posts, and you can bet with it right away. Nothing else to do on the deposit side.

Bitcoin SV Deposit Limits and Fees

Bitcoin SV shares that menu with every other sportsbook deposit method Bovada offers, and it’s the one method there that none of the other six books share.

How to Request a Bitcoin SV Withdrawal

1. Open the cashier.
2. Choose withdraw.
3. Select Bitcoin SV.
4. Enter the amount and your destination address.
5. Submit the request into Bovada’s approval queue.

How Long a Bitcoin SV Payout Takes

Two clocks run on a Bitcoin SV payout, and they run at very different speeds. Bovada reviews and approves withdrawal requests in roughly 24 to 48 hours, first come first served, per its own help pages. Once approved, the Bitcoin SV itself lands in about an hour. The blockchain isn’t your bottleneck. The approval queue is, and no crypto address moves faster than the humans ahead of you in line.

Bovada can ask you to verify your identity on a Bitcoin SV withdrawal the way it can on any other payout method, and a first request is where that usually lands. Clear that check before a big win instead of after, and your money stays among the fastest sportsbook payouts Bovada hands out. The blockchain leg barely moves the total either way.

Don’t count on a bonus here. Bovada’s Crypto Sports Welcome Bonus, a 75 percent match up to $750, names five coins on its own promotions page, and Bitcoin SV isn’t among them. Whether a Bitcoin SV deposit falls under the standard 50 percent match up to $250 that other deposit methods get goes unstated on Bovada’s promotions pages too. Ask Bovada support before you deposit expecting a match.

For the five that do qualify, rollover is 5x on the deposit plus the bonus combined, applied to sports and horse racing. Play the bonus in the casino and it jumps to 30x. In dollars, deposit $500 in Bitcoin and Bovada adds $375, which gives you $875 that needs $4,375 in sports wagers before you can pull any of it out. Winning wagers credit only the lesser of the risk or the win, so it clears slower than the headline figure suggests.

That math is the part to keep in your head even without an answer on Bitcoin SV eligibility. Sportsbook bonuses shaped like this one are a wagering requirement wrapped around free money.

Regulated, state-licensed books don’t take Bitcoin SV, and they don’t take cryptocurrency at all as a wagering deposit. State gaming-compliance frameworks require a wager to settle in bankable, verifiable US dollars, and the KYC and anti-money-laundering rules built into a state license assume a traceable fiat rail under every deposit.

There’s a live exception worth naming. As of 2026, DraftKings has begun converting Bitcoin deposits straight to cash in four states, Illinois, Kentucky, New Hampshire and Vermont, with a third-party processor doing the conversion before the money ever reaches your wagering account. It doesn’t change the picture here for three reasons. The pilot is Bitcoin only, the crypto never sits as a crypto balance because it becomes USD on arrival, and Bitcoin SV plays no part in it. Massachusetts, DraftKings’ home state, sat the rollout out after its gaming commission moved to bar crypto-converted deposits as a funding source.

Outside that Bitcoin pilot, betting through a state-licensed book runs on debit cards, bank transfers, PayPal, prepaid cards and cash at the counter. Bitcoin SV betting stays offshore.

Only if you’re already holding some. The upside is genuine as far as it goes.

• Network fees run close to nothing per transaction. Bitcoin SV was built with large blocks specifically to keep on-chain costs low even at volume, and Bovada charges nothing on top for either a deposit or a withdrawal.
• Settlement is quick once a payout clears Bovada’s approval queue, arriving in about an hour against the day a Bitcoin withdrawal can take.

The trouble runs deeper than the fee line.

• Coverage is down to Bovada out of the seven books here, and a coin already carrying delisting risk can lose its last home with no warning at all.
• Exchange liquidity for buying or selling Bitcoin SV is thin next to Bitcoin. Its entire market capitalization runs under $300 million against Bitcoin’s trillions, and thin markets widen the spread you pay going in and coming out.
• Price swings hit a Bitcoin SV balance like they hit any other crypto holding, between the moment you send it and the moment you bet it.
• If you don’t already hold Bitcoin SV, there’s little reason to go buy some for this.

So the verdict sits between those two lists. Already have BSV in a wallet and want to bet at Bovada? Go ahead, the numbers above are fine. Buying it from scratch makes no sense when Bitcoin does the identical job, fee-free deposits and fast crypto payouts, at all seven books here, including the six that already dropped Bitcoin SV. Bovada is the rare place where betting with BSV holds up at all, and that’s a compliment to Bovada’s cashier, not to the coin.

Bitcoin. All seven books here take it, checked against each cashier or crypto page, so it works whether you’re on Bovada or at a book that skips Bitcoin SV. The Bitcoin sportsbooks breakdown runs the same deposit and withdrawal figures for all seven.

Among the six that won’t take BSV, betting with Litecoin is the closest swap. All six list it.

Bitcoin Cash deposits work at four of them, MyBookie, Everygame, BetNow and GTBets, so at least one of those two is on the menu almost everywhere Bitcoin SV isn’t. Both give you what pulled you toward crypto in the first place, fees measured in cents instead of dollars and money that shows up fast.

Switching costs you the network fee on the transfer and nothing else. Holding Bitcoin SV and want to keep betting where it isn’t accepted? Convert to Bitcoin on an exchange and fund from there, the same route anyone picking a coin from scratch should take.

1. Bovada is the only place here still confirming Bitcoin SV. Recheck the cashier before you deposit, because crypto terms change.
2. The other six checked here, BetOnline, MyBookie, Everygame, BookMaker, BetNow and GTBets, don’t currently list it, verified against their own pages.
3. Bitcoin works everywhere Bitcoin SV doesn’t among the sportsbooks covered here.
4. Coverage has thinned since the 2019 exchange delistings and can thin further without notice. Today’s count is a snapshot, not a promise.