The good times start rolling as soon as you sign up at Barstool Sportsbook. As a new Stoolie, you’ll get $10 in free sportsbook bonus cash when you register as a new bettor, and there’s another $5 bonus up for grabs if you update the betting favorites section of your account.

You can also claim a risk-free bet when you make your first deposit on the site and place a single wager sports bet. This qualifying bet can be on any sport, and if your bet wins, you can cash out as usual. If not, Barstool will refund your stake in free bet credits, up to a maximum of $1,000.

• Aussie Rules
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Boxing
• Cricket
• Cycling
• Darts
• Football
• Golf

The odds at Barstool tend to be on a level with those at other top sports betting sites like DraftKings and BetRivers. While Barstool odds are always competitive, you can also take advantage of the site’s daily odds boost offers on selected markets. In August 2021, for example, Barstool boosted the odds on YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul claiming victory by KO in his fight against former UFC Welterweight Champion Tyron Woodley. You can find the daily price boost offers under the Exclusives icon.

Elsewhere on the Barstool sportsbook, you can build a parlay bet using the Quick Pick 6 feature. All you need to do is choose your favorite sports betting markets and Barstool will suggest six picks for your parlay. Whether you keep the initial selection of six bets or mix them up a little is up to you, but it’s a fun way to tweak your betting strategy and customize your betting odds.

When you bet with Barstool, there’s no need to race to get your wagers in before the event gets underway. This sportsbook offers in-play betting options on plenty of sports, including soccer, tennis, hockey, baseball, and football. Taking football as an example, you’ll find a host of live markets for a specific matchup, including moneylines, spreads, and totals, along with a lively assortment of prop bets.

At Barstool, you can cash out live bets before the outcomes of selections have been determined, which can be a great way to manage your bets and cut potential losses.

However, the sportsbook does lack a live stream option. This is a shame, as the ability to watch live while you make in-play beats is available at several other betting sites.

On the plus side, it’s the original Barstool blog provides a great deal of live sports content. It does seem that there is movement on the live streaming front. In July 2021, for example, Barstool revealed it would take over the broadcasting rights for the Arizona Bowl. A month later, Variety reported that Barstool was in talks to live stream MLB games.

As a result, it could well be a different picture for live streaming on the Barstool sportsbook soon. We’ll keep you posted!

New customers get a warm welcome at Barstool, but this sportsbook also has a range of bonuses and promos for existing members.

Highlighting the fact that Barstool is as much a lifestyle brand as a betting site, there’s always a handful of ways to earn free merch, too. You might get an exclusive Barstool hoodie for placing a single $50 wager on a selected NFL game, or for betting $50 on the moneyline with MeganMakinMoney, for example.

The chance to win free tickets is another regular promotion. We’re not talking about any old free tickets either, these are often VIP experiences at top sporting events like the NASCAR playoff races and baseball’s College World Series.

You’ll also find a handful of parlay bonuses to get stuck into, along with at least one tournament that pits bettor against bettor in pursuit of cash prizes.

With all these bonuses coming on top of the site’s daily odds boost offers and exclusive wagers, Barstool certainly knows how to keep the gambling experience interesting.

Barstool accepts numerous payment methods, with some of the most popular options including online banking, PayPal, and the Barstool Sportsbook & Casino Play+ card.

Users of the Barstool iOS app can deposit using Apple Pay, and all bettors have the option to pay in cash using PayNearMe or by depositing at a participating casino cage.

Withdrawal options at Barstool are only slightly fewer in number. You won’t be able to withdraw to bank cards, PayNearMe or Apple Pay, but all other payment methods double as a cash-out option. Barstool also offers payouts by paper check.

Deposit and Withdrawals Times/Limits

For bettors hoping to get their hands on their winnings lightning fast, one of the best banking options at Barstool is its branded Play+ card, which allows for instant withdrawals and can be used at ATMs nationwide. Barstool also offers instant withdrawals to PayPal, while payouts via online banking – including eChecks – take three to five days.

If you’re collecting your winnings in person, your cash will usually be available within 24 to 48 hours of your withdrawal request. Paper checks can take up to two weeks to land in your mailbox. The minimum deposit and withdrawal limits are $10, except for paper checks when a minimum amount of $250 applies.

Packed with all the same great sports betting markets, custom offers and promotions, and exclusive daily odds boosts that you’ll find on the desktop site, the Barstool sportsbook mobile app puts real money sports betting at your fingertips. Customers can download the app free from the App Store for iOS devices and Google Play Store for Android mobile devices. The app features a similar design to the desktop site, with a couple of tweaks to the navigation to suit the smaller screen size.

We’d love to see live-streamed content on the Barstool mobile app, and, as with the desktop site, it might not be too long a wait.

Barstool kicks off its customer support efforts with a detailed FAQ section. If you can’t come up with the information you need here, you can speak to a human via live chat, email, or by requesting a callback. Social media users also have the option to get in touch on Barstool’s official support channel on Twitter.

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