Sportaza Review

The biggest difference between Sportaza and the other Soft2Bet books we’ve been covering is licensing. Seeing transparent info on a Soft2Bet site is refreshing to say the least, and here the operator is Rocketship Ventures SRL, licensed by Anjouan Gaming number ALSI-202606064-FI2. We double checked Anjouan’s official register just to be sure.

Sportaza is part of Electric Affiliates, a group behind a handful of other offshore bookies. Whether Electric Affiliates is any more transparent than 7StarsPartners or the NovaForge shells isn’t clear yet, but the transparency so far is definitely a step in the right direction.

All that being said, Anjouan is still a weak licence. Not even close to the level of consumer protection offered by similar “offshore” licence regimes like MGA or even Curacao. But if you’re picking between Soft2Bet books, this is one of the best options going.

What Can You Bet On At Sportaza?

If we had to summarize quickly, the sportsbook here is wide in variety but thin on markets. The following betting categories are available:

Football is the clear focus, but there’s a step down from the top international bookmakers as soon as you dig into a specific event. For example there’s no Asian markets at all, not even handicaps and totals. What’s there is standard 1×2, over/unders, correct score, player props, and a handful of pre-built multis.

There’s a bet builder available for same-game combos but its really only useful for a casual/basic bet. The feature is mostly limited to 1×2, player props, and handicap markets. Nothing that would beat what you’d get at any modern sportsbook.

Racing gets its own dedicated section with horses, greyhounds, and harness. Events pulled from across the globe including Australia, the UK, New Zealand, Ireland, Chile, Poland, the USA, Germany, Japan, Spain, Mexico, and Saudi Arabia. There’s genuinely deep coverage here, and it’s probably the strongest thing on the sportsbook side.

Casino Is The Stronger Side Of The Product

Casino and live casino games is where Sportaza pulls ahead of every other Soft2Bet book we’ve reviewed. Because the licence is real, tier 1 providers are willing to work with them. Slots come from Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw, and the other big names, plus a range of mid-tier studios with over 60 providers in total.

Live casino is less impressive but still a step up from unlicensed Soft2Bet brands. No Evolution games, but you get Pragmatic Play Live game shows, plus several speed games and VIP tables. It’s not the most modern live offering, but still competitive across the board.

Same Soft2Bet Story, Withdrawal Caps Are A Joke

Same problem as every other Soft2Bet book, every new account is capped at withdrawaling a max of €500 per day and €7,000 per month. You can push these higher by climbing the VIP ladder, but even at the top tier (level 5) it only goes up to €1,500 per day and €20,000 per month. Anything beyond that likely depends on activity based increases, basically you need to be a big-time loser to achieve fair withdrawal caps.

Any of the major bitcoin bookmakers (BC.Game, Roobet, Stake) will let you pull more in an hour than Sportaza will in a month, even at the top VIP level.

Is It Worth Having An Account?

Not for most. Even with the licence and the stronger casino, the Soft2Bet product still comes with more limits than the best international bookmakers. Local currency support, familiar payment methods, and a real slot lineup are all fine reasons to consider it, but it’s hard to imagine there isn’t a more complete offer for you somewhere else. If you want to check more options, have a look at our list of 150+ international betting sites.