SportNation Review & Test 2020

Our SportNation horse racing sportsbook review will focus on what makes them a good site, or not, for you to sign up to. Payment options, customer service, horse racing markets, how good the SportNation app is and what live betting is available will all come under the Horsbetting.com spotlight. We will also also guide you through the process for opening an account, depositing and withdrawing. There is also a SportNation bonus code needed as part of their new customer offer where your first deposit matched by 50%. You can get up to £100 in bet credits, but there are terms and conditions attached including wagering requirements. We will look at these in detail along with what betting limits are imposed by SportNation.

Before looking at what SportNation has to offer in detail we are going to go through the basics and take you through the sign up process, how to make you first deposit, place you first bet and most importantly withdraw winnings. To do this we have produced a set of easy step-by-step manuals. At Horsebetting.com we see it is our mission to leave no stone unturned when analysing whether a bookmaker is the right choice for you, so simply follow the instructions below.

The SportNation welcome bonus for new sportsbook customers is a 50% first deposit match. You must enter the SportNation bonus code SN100 when making your first deposit for it to be eligible. The maximum you can get is £100 in bet credits, which needs a first deposit of £200. You then have to bets at minimum odds of evens (2.0) or greater to be able to withdraw your bonus funds and winnings. This has to be done a total of seven times the combined value of your deposit amount and bonus received. That is a high turnover requirement which has impacted on SportNation horse racing ratings. However, you do have 30 days in which to meet the wagering requirements. Full terms are available on the SportNation website.

If you usually use eWallet services like Skrill and Neteller when depositing/withdrawing with bookies, then SportNation is not for you. There are only payment forms on offer and these are Mastercard and Visa. The minimum deposit is just £5 and that is smaller than lots of bookmakers. Other SportNation horse racing reviews have been critical about the lack of payment options and we agree that they could do with introducing more. In this day an age you would expect a bookie looking to attract customers to have eWallets and particularly Paypal among their options.

Wondering what SportNation contact options are available should you need help? The good news is that it is a far better offering than payment methods. There is the usual Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section as you first port of call, If you can’t find the answer there the easiest way to get in touch is via the Live Chat tab on the website. This is sadly not 24/7 and open only between midday and 1pm. You can also email your query to help@sportnation.bet  but there is no SportNation phone number should you wish to speak to a representative.

So as we bring our SportNation horse racing sportsbook review with a verdict on what they have to offer. Is SportNation horse racing good? Well, it’s not bad could be a lot better. Whilst they do offer best odds guaranteed on a daily basis it is only for selected meetings, and not all races in the UK and Ireland like most other firms. Another downside is that there are currently no daily SportNation horse racing offers.

SportNation has made giant strides in a short space of time  thanks to its excellent website. There are plenty of football offers, and it’s clear that sport is their main focus. When it comes to customer service it’s slightly disappointing that help is not on hand 24/7. It’s also unclear as to the most you can win when betting with them and no live streaming is also far from ideal. So overall, a decent start but could do much better.

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