WagerWeb offers lines in most major North American sports, including NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB action. They seem to favor the North American market more than anything, but they also offer a nice selection of international sports as well. Unlike some other sportsbooks, they do not offer exotic bets, like betting on Presidential elections or anything entertainment-related.

With some of these sports offering so many different leagues within them, there are literally dozens of wagering markets available for USA and international sports alike. You can filter these out easily within your lines backend at WagerWeb.ag.

Lines for most of the sports they offer are standard for the industry, with some of their parlays and teasers being pretty weak compared to other bookies. Those will be broken down further below in this review as well.

To give you a complete breakdown of what sports they offer, check out our list below:

Popular Betting Markets in the USA

If you’re betting stateside then you’ll be pleased to see that WagerWeb caters to these types of bettors. The busiest time of the year for this site is of course around NFL season, which also coincides with NCAA football season. Football is a huge draw for almost every book out there, and this one is definitely no different.

Other big time sports that seem to draw a lot of action in the United States is MLB, NBA and NCAA basketball - especially around March Madness. Other sports gaining serious momentum in the region is PGA Tour Golf and soccer, too.

As mentioned previously, the lines for all these sports are par for the course and I don’t see anything that stands out as great compared to other books I have an account with. There aren’t even a ton of dime lines being offered or reduced juice bets available, which is rather disheartening.

Popular International Betting Markets

Soccer, NFL and NCAA Football seem to always draw the most wagers in the international community, especially for those based in the UK and Europe. Other sports like tennis, golf and MMA all account for a lot of obscure betting outside the USA.

Punters also pay a lot of attention to horse betting, as there are literally hundreds of tracks taking wagers all over the world. Most sportsbooks offer daily cash back rebates on these horse races so it is nor surprise they can be such a huge draw.

Like the USA betting market, there is nothing that impresses me about the lines here. They are all standard and are market value, with 3 or 4+ team parlays and teasers being pretty poor value bets compared to what the competition offers.

WagerWeb.ag is no different than the competition when it comes to the types of bets and lines pricing they currently offer. It’s not good - but it’s not bad either. With that said, here is a small list of the bets they offer right now:

• Spread Bets
• Moneyline Bets
• Total (O/U)
• If/Reverse Bets
• Teasers/Pleasers/Parlays
• Props and Futures

There are props available for most every sport imaginable on their lines page, with odds for standard 2-team teasers and parlays being close to what most books offer in the industry today. Trust me when I say this is NOT the book for you if you’re looking for value on those types of bets.

As far as betting limits are concerned, this site is completely sub-standard. Some sportsbooks feature max betting limits up to $25k to $50k PER GAME - at WagerWeb.ag, you’re capped out at $5,000 for NFL spreads - and even lower for moneylines and totals. This is a big reason why they aren’t popular with professional handicappers.

Other major sports beyond football have even worse caps. Small-market sports are capped at $1,000 max bets, with even the major sports getting capped at anywhere from $1,000 to $3,000 max betting limits on sides, moneylines and totals.

Odds and Lines

WagerWeb.ag offers a decent amount of STANDARD pricing for most major and obscure sports alike. As I’ve mentioned numerous times already in my analysis, this is not a site for pros to bet at, as you will find little to no value in some of the bet types here at WagerWeb. That’s not saying this is a bad book, but it is blatantly clear that with their betting limits being so low that they are targeting more recreational bettors.

From my experience at the site, the lines are market-standard for most major sports. There may be some larger differences in pricing for more non-traditional sports, but the sports that people bet the most on are not getting anything better than what is being listed other books. They do offer the largest selection of teasers at least, and they do pay odds on true parlays as well. You can also buy up to 5 points on certain matches.

If you see a line at -120, chances are that same line will be found at 5Dimes or Bovada for the same price. However, with sites like 5Dimes at least they offer dime lines and reduced juice betting for some of the major sports, which shows why it’s so abundantly clear that you should do your homework on these bookies and shop lines.

Despite changing platforms in 2015, this site features a lackluster amount of options available for deposits and withdrawals. I’ll do a quick breakdown of each method and the limits available for each banking option. As a reminder, if you choose to use a credit card to fund your account you will have to upload paperwork for ID verification purposes.

For any issues you may have about funding your account, you can contact support at 800-326-6088 or at 800-397-4319. They also have a Facebook and Twitter that is active and you can contact someone there at all hours of the day and night.

Deposit Methods at WagerWeb

There are a total of 7 options available for loading your account, with the most popular and most-encrypted being Bitcoin, which was recently added to WagerWeb’s backend in 2015.

• Visa and Mastercard: You will normally be capped at $500 max for depositing with either of these methods.

• Money Orders: Using Western Union or MoneyGram, you will normally be able to max deposit anywhere from $400 to $500 with this method.

• Checks: Utilized for larger deposits. I would contact support for limits.

• Bank Wires: Same as checks - used for larger deposit amounts.

• Bitcoin: This is the safest and most convenient way to deposit (and withdraw). Limits on Bitcoin deposits vary, but most books allow healthy 5-figure amounts for deposits when this option is used.

Withdrawal Methods at WagerWeb

Options for withdrawing are few and far between at this site, but here is an updated list of methods, which also show max payout amounts and time of arrival for cashouts.

• Bitcoin: Max payouts for BTC are $3,000 and these process within 24 hours.

• Checks: $3,000 max available and these take 10 to 20 business days to arrive.

• Bank Wires: $3,000 minimum/$10,000 maximum for this option; takes 3-10 days ($75 fee).

• MoneyGram/Western Union: $680 max available and take 48 hours to process (10+% fee).

Unfortunately, since WagerWeb isn’t a top level book and doesn’t have the size of a Will Hill, Bovada or Bet365, they just don’t have the types of withdrawal options available that these books have.

While WagerWeb.ag has a lot of work to do to earn top-tier status among other books listed on our website, it does have a promising future as far as their mobile betting platform is concerned. You can access up to 50 or more live betting markets per game straight from you mobile browser, as well as see everything from in-progress bets and all your account information straight from their mobile dashboard.

The site is very smooth and can be loaded on most major smartphones from Apple, Samsung and Microsoft. It has a very clean look and the lines load smoothly without any lag on your device. They do not have a standalone app right now, but with the features already available straight from your smartphone or tablet, the mobile browser is really all you need.