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Beware of this BetAnyThing Payout Rule

Scott Morris | October 22, 2025
BetAnything troubling payout rule

BetAnything (formely BetAnySports) is a well-established online sportsbook with no current outstanding slow-pay or no-play complaints. However, we were recently alerted to a new payout rule which the person who contacted us found troubling.

The BetAnything customer went to withdraw their balance but was informed that he could only withdraw $400 per week maximum because his average deposit amount was a small number. This surprised us as it should not matter how large and how many deposits were made to fund the account. As a sportsbook, your job is to take bets and pay winners full stop.

We reached out to BetAnything about this matter expressing to them what I just stated above, and they responded with this: “This policy is aligned to ensure fairness with the limits adjusted to each player’s profile. A few larger deposits will increase the average. We recommend the player to get in touch with us for detailed information about his account.”

See the full email exchange here

This obviously seems like a tactic to get players to make larger deposits. In our opinion this is not a good policy.

As a result, we are downgrading the BetAnything to “B Rating” until they remove this rule.

The original message received by the player:

betanything complaint

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