Bet on Sports with 31Bets Sportsbook

The 31Bets sportsbook covers both pre-match and in-play betting. Football, tennis and basketball are part of the main sports selection, with horse racing, eSports and virtual sports adding more ways to follow an event.

You can choose markets before an event starts or move to live betting once play is under way. Bet Builder and Cash Out are also available as sportsbook features, although their availability can depend on the event, market and individual bet.

Sports betting involves real-money stakes. The useful starting point is simple: choose the sport first, then decide whether you want a pre-match market or something that is already live.

Pre-Match and Live Betting at 31Bets

Pre-match betting covers markets available before an event begins. It is the straightforward option when you already know the fixture or race you want and prefer to place the bet before the action starts.

Live betting begins after the event is under way. Markets can change as the match or race develops, so what is available before the start may not be identical to what appears later.

Live betting is listed across 46 sports, while the sportsbook records more than 30,000 events over a month. Service figures put live-bet acceptance at around four seconds and settlement at about one second.

Those timings should not be treated as a fixed promise for every selection. The event, market and bet itself can affect what happens in practice.

Sports and Markets Available at 31Bets

The sportsbook is not limited to one or two major sports. Football, tennis and basketball sit alongside horse racing, while eSports and virtual events make up separate parts of the betting selection.

Football, Tennis and Basketball Markets

Football, tennis and basketball are all included in the 31Bets sports selection. They can appear in both pre-match and in-play betting, depending on the event and the markets currently available.

Rather than assuming a particular league, competition or bet type will always be listed, the current event view is the practical place to see what can be selected at that moment.

Horse Racing in the Sportsbook

Horse racing is also part of the sportsbook. It sits alongside the mainstream team and racket sports rather than being folded into a generic virtual-racing category.

The distinction matters because real horse racing and virtual racing are separate products. The former follows scheduled races, while virtual horse racing belongs to the simulated-events section of the sportsbook.

eSports Markets at 31Bets

The eSports selection includes CS2, Dota 2 and League of Legends. These are treated as eSports markets, not as virtual sports.

The available events can change with the current schedule, so the named titles are best understood as confirmed categories rather than a promise that every tournament or match will always appear.

Virtual Football, Racing and Greyhounds

Virtual sports cover football, horse racing and greyhounds. These events are simulated, which makes them different from both conventional sports betting and competitive eSports.

That separation is useful when browsing. If you want a real football match, stay with the regular sports list. If you are looking for a simulated event, the virtual category is the more relevant route.

Bet Builder and Cash Out Features

Beyond the basic market list, the sportsbook includes two named features: Bet Builder and Cash Out. They solve different problems and should not be treated as interchangeable.

Bet Builder is used to combine several selections within an eligible event. Cash Out, where available, gives you an option to close an eligible bet before its final settlement.

Building a Bet with Bet Builder

Bet Builder is designed for situations where more than one selection from the same eligible event needs to be combined into a single bet. The exact combinations available depend on the event and the markets shown.

There is no need to assume a fixed number of selections or a standard set of supported markets. If Bet Builder is available for an event, the current sportsbook interface shows the combinations that can actually be used.

Using Cash Out on Eligible Bets

Cash Out is a sportsbook feature, not a withdrawal method. It may be available on an eligible bet before the final result is settled.

If the option is not shown, that does not automatically mean there is a problem with the account. Cash Out availability can depend on the bet and its current status, so it should not be treated as something that applies to every wager.

Live Betting Scale and Timing

Live betting is listed across 46 sports, with more than 30,000 events recorded over a month. That gives the in-play side of the sportsbook a much broader role than simply adding live markets to a handful of major football matches.

The current service figures also list live-bet acceptance at around four seconds and settlement at about one second. These figures describe the service at a general level; they are not a guaranteed processing time for every bet.

A live market can also change or disappear while an event is in progress. That is normal for in-play betting: the market shown on screen reflects the current stage of the event rather than a fixed pre-match list.

Choosing the Right Sportsbook Route

The quickest way to use the sportsbook is to start with what you actually want to do. A pre-match football bet, a live tennis market and an eSports event are all sports betting, but the route to each one is different.

When You Want to Bet Before an Event

Use the pre-match markets when the event has not started yet. Football, tennis and basketball are straightforward examples of sports where this route can be used before play begins.

This is also the cleaner choice when you want to make the selection without following changing in-play markets.

When You Want to Bet Live

Move to live betting once an event is already in progress. The sportsbook lists live coverage across 46 sports, although the actual markets depend on the event as it develops.

The reported four-second acceptance figure gives a general idea of the service, but it should not be read as a guaranteed time for every live selection.

When You Want an eSports Market

Use the eSports category for CS2, Dota 2 and League of Legends. These markets belong to competitive gaming rather than the virtual-sports section.

Keeping that distinction in mind makes the sportsbook easier to navigate, especially when both eSports and simulated events are available at the same time.

When You Want Virtual Events

Virtual football, virtual horse racing and virtual greyhounds sit in the simulated-events part of the sportsbook. They should not be confused with real scheduled races or eSports competitions.

If the aim is a simulated event rather than a real fixture, this is the relevant category to use.

When You Want More Than One Selection

Bet Builder is the feature to look for when you want to combine several selections from the same eligible event. The options shown depend on that event, so there is no fixed combination that applies everywhere.

If Bet Builder is not available, use the individual markets currently listed rather than assuming the feature should appear for every event.

When You Want an Early Exit

Check whether Cash Out is available on the current bet. When it is offered, it gives you a way to settle that eligible bet before the event itself has fully finished.

The important word is eligible. Cash Out is not automatically attached to every wager, and its absence should not be treated as a universal sportsbook fault.

Sportsbook Access Through One 31Bets Account

The casino and sportsbook use the same 31Bets account. There is no need to create a second account just to move from casino games to sports betting.

This page stays focused on betting markets and features rather than login or registration. Once signed in, the sportsbook can be accessed through the same account used elsewhere on 31Bets.

FAQ – 31Bets Sportsbook Questions

Does 31Bets Offer Live Betting?

Yes. The sportsbook includes both pre-match and in-play betting, with live coverage listed across 46 sports. Availability still depends on the event and current market status.

Which Sports Are Available?

Confirmed categories include football, tennis, basketball, horse racing, eSports and virtual sports.

Does 31Bets Cover Football Betting?

Yes. Football is included in the sportsbook and can appear in both pre-match and live betting.

Is Tennis Betting Available?

Yes. Tennis is one of the sports included in the 31Bets betting selection.

Does 31Bets Cover Basketball?

Yes. Basketball is part of the confirmed sportsbook coverage.

Can I Bet on Horse Racing?

Yes. Horse racing is included as a sportsbook category, separate from virtual horse racing.

Are Virtual Sports Available?

Yes. Virtual football, virtual horse racing and virtual greyhounds are included in the virtual-sports selection.

Which eSports Are Listed?

CS2, Dota 2 and League of Legends are among the named eSports covered by the sportsbook.

Does 31Bets Have Bet Builder?

Yes. Bet Builder is listed as a sportsbook feature for combining selections within an eligible event. Availability can depend on the event.

Does 31Bets Offer Cash Out?

Yes. Cash Out is available as a sportsbook feature on eligible bets. It should not be confused with withdrawing funds from an account.

How Many Live Sports Are Reported?

Live betting is listed across 46 sports.

How Many Monthly Events Are Reported?

The sportsbook records more than 30,000 events over a month. The exact event list changes with the current schedule.

Do Casino and Sports Share Accounts?

Yes. Casino and sportsbook activity use the same 31Bets account.