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General Information Betway was founded in 2002 and is now licensed in Malta. The sports betting department is managed by Sailboats Limited. Bets Offered  The extensive range of sports available on Betway includes everything from football, handball, tennis, motorsports, boxing, cycling and darts to American football, basketball, baseball, ice hockey, rugby, snooker, to bandy (a predecessor of today's ice hockey) and floorball (an indoor team sport similar to hockey that is especially popular in Scandinavia). The choice of alternative bets offered on Betway is also quite impressive. For football matches, for example, you'll find bets such as "first corner," "yellow/red cards," "total goals," "team to win both halves," as well as handicap bets. The ever more popular Asian handicap is also offered on Betway. Wagers on political and social events can be found on Betway under “Specials.” Poker fans can even bet on the winner of the unofficial world championship of poker, the World Series of Poker. Betway accepts live wagers in various sports, including football, basketball, baseball, ice hockey, tennis, handball, floorball, rugby and even bandy. Games and more... The corresponding Betway Casino comprises all the classic casino games, including various version of blackjack, roulette, video poker and numerous table and slot games. Furthermore, Betway offers its users Betway Poker, where they will find a large selection of poker variations including 5 Card Stud and 5 Card Draw. For beginners, Betway also has its own poker school. The “Games” section contains plenty of entertaining mini games such as “Kenoland” and “Beachball Bingo.” Information about the Website The Betway.com website is operated in a total of 13 languages. These are English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Polish, Latvian, Russian and Czech. Residents of Israel and Malta are unfortunately not allowed to place bets at betway.com. Bettors in the United States are also restricted from making wagers on Betway because the "Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006" forbids American banks and credit card companies from transferring money to gambling providers.
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