BetWay Review

Update by SBR: The player’s wagering style was not eligible for the bonus program. The player was given a choice by BetWay on how to proceed.

A BetWay Sportsbook (SBR rating B-) player has filed a bonus complaint. The player recently opened his account with the online sports betting site and placed just four wagers before having €1 limits assigned. He pointed out that in order to complete his requirement he would have to place nearly 500 wagers.

Online sportsbook BetWay (SBR rating B-) is investigating the soccer grading dispute reported by SBR earlier in the week. A player claimed that after funding his BetWay sports account with $5,000 and wagering a few Turkish under 21 soccer matches, his wagers were not settled as normal due to an alleged ESSA investigation.

BetWay Sportsbook (SBR rating B-) is investigating the recent bonus complaint posted on the SBR newswire. A player accepted a £30 free bet before finding that his maximum wager was limited to just £1 with the online sportsbook. He was given no ability to cash out free of charge or with a prorated portion of the bonus, and subsequently filed a complaint.

A BetWay Sportsbook (SBR rating B-) player has submitted a bonus complaint. The player opened his account with BetWay on October 8 after accepting a £30 free bet offer. The player’s first wager was a single bet of £30 on Chile vs. Brazil at the odds of 2.5. The wager won, and the player proceeded to bet two more times before having his limit slashed.

BetWay Sportsbook (SBR rating B-) has addressed the player complaint involving a past account. A player claimed that his funds were in limbo due to having an account that he forgot about in the past. The online sportsbook has claimed however that the player actually has used four accounts recently and has redeemed multiple sportsbook bonuses.

A BetWay Sportsbook (SBR rating B-) player has filed a wagering complaint with SBR. The player recently deposited €500 to wager on a tennis doubles match. Four of his wagers were winners and two were losers. Overall the player should have profited €600 on the match, but he was never paid and has claimed the matches are being investigated.

Betway Sportsbook has had their rating upgraded to B-. The sports betting website cleared up all outstanding complaints last year and paid players who SBR determined did not receive the benefit of the industry standard in several bonus complaints. Betway also agreed to discontinue a controversial rule regarding bonus play upon SBR’s suggestion.

A Betway Sportsbook (SBR rating C+) complaint has been launched. A player has claimed that he first tried to withdraw from Betway over a month ago but the payout request was blocked as he had not met his bonus rollover requirement. He then proceeded to meet the wagering requirements, and again asked for a withdrawal, this time for £1100.  | Betway complaint

Sportsbook Review reported Monday that a player submitted a complaint on €1300 in winnings being confiscated in March of 2012. The controversial and since discontinued “30% rule” was cited; the rule penalized players for betting in excess of 30% of their deposit when a bonus was accepted. SBR’s management contact at Betway has confirmed that the betting site is looking into the complaint. An update will be posted as one becomes available.

Betway Sportsbook (SBR rating C+) has paid the player with the country dispute originally reported by SBR on September 28. In summary, a player registered for Betway entering the wrong country of residence: He selected his birth country rather than where he resided at the time, causing a temporary account suspension. | Betway dispute summary