Kineko sportsbook review

Editor’s View – Key Facts We Discovered About Kineko

• $10,000 monthly withdrawal limit
• No maximum deposit limit is enforced
• Their eSports section is lacking value.

Established in 2021, Kienko is an anonymous crypto sportsbook owned and operated by CRGC MANAGEMENT LTD with quick account registration.With a native token, it lets players gamble anonymously since it does not hold a valid license.

Kineko supports 20 languages with minimal registration requirements, and provides quick and easy access to eSports and sports betting. It features easy navigation on both PC and browser, along with a welcome sports bonus, a VIP program, and various promotions for an improved user experience.

My User Experience on Mobile App and Website

As a sportsbook expert, I found that Kineko is replicating lower-tier sportsbook outlines. Seeing their sportsbook and accessing my account was easy since they maintained familiarity with other sportsbook layouts

I liked their use of the cat-like mascot, which keeps this fun. What I found lacking was text highlights to help me scan their menu section more easily. In fact, I had a hard time distinguishing between a section and a subsection since they use bold text on the menu

I didn’t enjoy the lack of filtering. Filtering was the first thing I did since I like playing a single game and only betting on one sport. I used the search function instead, which had quick loading times

The top menu icons on the sportsbook helped me access the games much faster. In my view, their choice of icons and colors isn’t good – their choice of icons is poor since I thought the field hockey icon was ice hockey

I found their betting slip to be the best part of the platform. I quickly got bored with the overall bland interface, and I just wanted to place a bet and leave—I didn’t want to explore any other options. That says a lot about their interface

The worst part is if you’re signing up with a wallet. You’re reminded to confirm your email address, but my crypto wallet wasn’t linked to any email address

My Registration Experience with Kineko – Step-by-Step Signup Guide

1. Visit the website: Open your favorite browser and head over to kineko.com by typing the address in the URL
2. Find the registration button: Click the “Join Now” button at the top right corner. The same button location is also available on mobile
3. Fill in details: Enter your email and username and create a unique password. You won’t need to add a phone number or personal details
4. Accept terms: Tick the box to accept the sportsbook’s terms and conditions
5. Complete registration: Verify your information again and select “Create Account” to finalize the registration

You can sign up to the sportsbook using your crypto wallet. This is a faster signup that requires opening the sportsbook on Google Chrome and installing Metamask or Phantom Wallet. The process is smoother—no email is required.

Kineko is a full-fledged crypto sportsbook, and I was surprised to see they accept meme coins. In total, I counted 18 different cryptocurrencies I could deposit. Here’s the complete list I got

• Bitcoin
• Ethereum
• Solana
• Tron
• Litecoin
• Dogecoin
• Ripple
• USD Coin
• Tether
• Binance Coin
• Bonk
• Kineko
• High Roller Hippo Clique
• Cardano
• Samoyedcoin
• Chonky
• Jupiter

I always test how quickly I can go from depositing to playing on Kineko. I made a deposit using Cardano and got funded within 3 minutes.

I discovered there were no limits on how much I could deposit—that applies to the minimum and maximum amount. But always be careful with high deposits at new sportsbook.

Crypto is the game’s name, and I found a way to deposit crypto without having crypto. Kinkeo integrates with Onramper to allow crypto purchases directly from the sportsbook. The minimum deposit is $15; you can use credit cards, bank transfers, or Apple Pay.

I tested a withdrawal request and got my requests rejected for amounts under $10. That’s the minimum amount I could withdraw on the TRON network. The maximum monthly amount is $10,000, so I’d be careful about how much you deposit.

How Was My Deposit Process?

My deposit experience went smoothly, as it was mostly done on my crypto wallet. Here’s how I made my first deposit on Kineko

1. Find the wallet: Select the wallet icon in the top-middle of the page to open the deposit menu.
2. Select cryptocurrency: Scroll through the available cryptocurrencies and select one of the 18 cryptocurrencies available.
3. Copy wallet address: Once the token is selected, copy the wallet address by clicking the address to add it to your clipboard.
4. Create payment: Open your crypto wallet and select the token you’re sending. Paste the address and type the amount you’d like to send.
5. Sign transaction: Sign the transaction to add the request to the network and finalize the deposit.

How Did I Place a Bet on Kineko?

Placing a bet only requires funds, which is a breeze if you’ve interacted with other sportsbooks. To place your first bet, follow these simple steps:

1. Click on Sports: Switch the sportsbook part of the casino and select “Sports” in the top left corner.
2. Select game: Select a game type from the left-hand menu. You can use the top menu icons to select the sport. If you’re not sure, you can scroll through the game list.
3. Add your bet: Open the betting market, select the odds, and tap on them. Your pick will be added to the bet slip.
4. Add your wager: Type in the amount you want to be on the game by changing it in the wager section.
5. Place bet: Verify the final odds and complete the bet by selecting “Place Bet.”

My Experience with Withdrawing Winnings at Kineko

My withdrawal process was easy to follow. It required two steps and the request was sent. Here’s how it’s done so you can follow along

1. Select withdrawal: Open the account button on the right side of the screen and tap on Withdrawal
2. Add address: Add your address in the withdrawal section by copying it from your own crypto wallet Always copy and paste the address to avoid typos.
3. Add amount: Select the MAX amount to withdraw all of your funds. You can withdraw less by manually typing the amount.
4. Complete withdrawal: Finalize the process by tapping on the big “Withdraw” button at the bottom

I found that the withdraw section doesn’t have the option to change tokens itself. You need to change the type on the main page and then open the withdrawal window. If you’re new to the sportsbook, make sure you’re withdrawing to the right address.

Betting Market – Over 15 Sports

At a quick glance, I found that Kinkeo has only 15 sports markets available. If you like to bet on primarily common and popular sports, Kineko has this option, and its variety isn’t turning any heads from a betting standpoint.

As a less trusted sportsbook, I noticed Kineko isn’t part of any quality partnerships in the events or sporting world. As I see it, they provide the bare minimum to give users access to sporting events.

I enjoy finding exciting sports to bet on, but when I looked closer at what sports they offer, I wasn’t too pleased. The sport that stands out is darts, which I can consider edgy from a betting point of view. Extremely popular MMA isn’t even part of their offer. In the end, I found myself betting on the same EURO 2024 soccer events as they were more exciting.

Odds

I compared Kineko’s odds to those of its main competitors, and they were very similar. If you want to have the same odds as on BC.GAME or Cloudbet, then Kinkeo has this covered. I noticed this was valid only for 2-3 sports, including soccer, baseball, and basketball.

I noticed that Kinkeo offers default odds in the American format. If you want to change these to make them easier to read, the sportsbook has multiple odds formats, including Fractional, Decimal, Hong Kong, Indonesian, and Malaysian.

In my experience, I changed these formats by scrolling to the bottom of the sportsbook page, selecting odds, and selecting from the drop-down menu.

Range of Bets

Even with only a few betting markets available, I found building the parlay and combo bets I liked easy. I always go for a three-way parlay bet with an outright winner on basketball, correct score on soccer, and handicap bet on tennis.

I noticed the main bets offered on the default page of Kineko are winner/loser bets. On the side of the betting market, Kineko adds the amount of bets available in a number format. For soccer, at least, I found over 100 bet options.

Live Betting and Streaming

I accessed the live betting lobby at the top of the sportsbook by tapping on an icon with the live text. I found that Kinkeo had more live events taking place than a large sportsbook.

I was surprised to see that live soccer games had only 8 bets during live betting compared to 150+ in pre-game betting. Since there was no live streaming or other tool to inform players of the game’s development, I followed the game elsewhere.

Limits

When playing with a low balance, I noticed Kineko didn’t impose restrictions on how much I could bet. I placed a bet of $0.1, and when I tried betting big with $10,000, I had no restriction on the amount. I found the amounts are displayed in USD, and that’s helpful. What’s confusing is the cryptocurrency you’re using—and it has to be changed from the top.

Kineko Esports

Games – Over 2 Esports

I found the number of eSports markets to be very low. As there is no dedicated eSports betting section in the sportsbook, I only found two eSports titles included in the sportsbook.

I’m a big fan of CS2, so it was nice to see it and League of Legends as betting options. To my surprise, however, the biggest esports in the world, Dota 2, wasn’t included.

I didn’t see any notable events when I checked the tournaments they offer. There was no possibility of betting on the Majors or big events like IEM or Pro League.

Tournaments

I found Kineko’s eSports tournaments to lack value. I scanned the CS2 games, and there were two games for the Thunderpick World Championships—tier 2 or tier 3 games.

League of Legends has a bigger pool of tournaments. I am not a big fan of LOL games, but I noticed the LFL and Prime League Pro as betting options.

In my view, they are not focusing on large tournaments in the pre-betting stage. If you are a CS2 betting fan and want to bet on Vitality during the major, you won’t always get the chance.

Odds

I found it difficult to compare the odds to the competitor sportsbook. I researched three other sportsbooks and couldn’t find a comparison since they didn’t feature the games.

I discovered that the odds formats on Kineko are the same as those for their regular sports and can be changed at the bottom of the page. Since I understand Fractional odds better, I changed the format from American to Fractional to better understand my potential winnings.

Live Betting and Streaming

I found no live gaming or streaming offered for eSports betting. If you’re like me, you like watching Twitch streams and placing quick bets every round to follow the excitement. Unfortunately, this wasn’t an option on Kinkeo.

Betting Bonuses and Promotions

A welcome bonus is always a nice touch for a sports bookie. Kineko offers a 100% welcome bonus of up to $150 for new players. It’s the only operator where I had to manually type the amount I wanted to claim, and I found that fun.

Here are the requirements:

• You have to claim the bonus amount at the bottom of the page
• There’s a minimum deposit of $20 to become eligible
• I have to wager the winning amount by 20x the amount.
• You must have bets of 1.5 or higher to count toward the wagering requirement
• System betting isn’t allowed for the promotion

I noticed the bet description is confusing. The description talks about getting 100% from a parlay bet, while the description talks about regular bets. I didn’t go through with it to avoid having my funds locked.

VIP Rewards

The VIP program on Kineko is a 6-level scaling system with unique perks as your wager grows. Perks include:

• VIP Promotions
• Casino Rakeback
• Refills
• Level-up Bonus
• Bonus Growth
• Monthly Bonus
• Weekly Bonus
• Daily Bonus
• VIP Host
• Individual Bonus

To rank up in the casino, I found at least a $10,000 requirement. I must admit, I find it difficult to see how a sports bettor can reach this volume with small wagers.

Levels	Bronze	Silver	Gold	Platinum	Diamond	Legend
Wager Volume	$10K	$50K	$100K	$250K	$25M	$1B
VIP Promos	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Casino Rakeback	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Refills	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Level-up Bonus	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Bonus Growth	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Monthly Bonus	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Weekly Bonus		✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Daily Bonus			✅	✅	✅	✅
VIP Host					✅	✅
Individual Bonus					✅	✅

When I reached out to the sportsbook via chat, I was left waiting for an answer for more than seven hours. Kineko’s support is not available 24/7, and in case of urgent requests, they are not available.

The answers were dry and unhelpful, and when I replied, I had to wait several hours again before getting a response. If you are signed up with your crypto wallet, you must open the sportsbook in your browser to see their response.

I was disappointed to see how Kineko didn’t give me any alternatives to get my questions answered. There is no FAQ or help center available. I asked them about deposits since I was concerned about limits, and their lack of response forced me to deposit a small amount.

Surprisingly, as a new user, their support agent answered within 2 minutes. I noticed they are active in the US time zone and less active in the European or Asian time zones.

They answer without knowing the status of the account—with non-personalized answers. If you’re looking for details on your account, it will be a tough ask.

I can’t confirm if Kineko is a legitimate and safe sportsbook, as the sportsbook doesn’t have a valid betting license. When I researched its legal status, it didn’t have an “About Us” section. I noticed in its terms and conditions that it is operated by CRGC MANAGEMENT LTD, but I couldn’t confirm this information on other websites.

I even used CoinMakretCap and asked their support staff about their license and legality. I noticed their whitepaper is just one of the sportsbook pages. When I asked their live support staff, they told me the information was taken down from the casino.

They are a risky sportsbook since the information contradicts my findings. In my experience, they are an anonymous sportsbook. I’d recommend caution and only using small budgets since there is no 2FA available and no valid SSL certificate.

Restricted Countries

Kineko is a sportsbook that can reach users from across the globe. Even as a crypto sportsbook, I found Kineko is unavailable to users in certain territories. Here is the list of countries banned from playing on Kineko

Restricted countries:

• Austria
• France
• Germany
• Netherlands
• Spain
• Union of Comoros
• United Kingdom
• United States
• FATF Blacklisted countries

Reputation – What do Kineko Player Reviews Say?

Kineko is known as a crypto token and a crypto casino. My research doesn’t show any strong partnerships or prizes.

When I checked their reputation, I found an extremely low score on TrustPilot of 2.9 out of 5. I have to say it was from 5 reviews, showing most people were dissatisfied with Kineko.

I found users complaining about missed funds and a lack of response from support—all of which were from 2024. When I researched Kineko further, I noticed other users complaining about the same issues—missing withdrawals and deposits.

Kineko Commitment to Responsible Gambling

To convey trust, Kienko allows its users to restrict their time from the sportsbook. In my review, I found two main ways of restricting my activity: Time-Out and Self-Exclusion.

After I read their Responsible Gambling guide, I contacted their live support to get a time-out from playing. I was timed out for 3 days and then requested to be self-excluded. At the end of this review, I was self-excluded for 6 months.

The process was easy, and I expected to encounter some hurdles. To my surprise, everything went smoothly, with no questions asked.

Did I Have any Problems Playing on Kineko?

Yes, I faced issues with their user interface. I noticed a pop-up appeared every 10 minutes to verify my email. I tried to add an email address, but this wasn’t provided in the account section. I requested to send a new verification email, but there was a network error – primarily because I logged in with my crypto wallet.

The second issue I faced was with Kineko delaying withdrawals until I took action. When I requested a USDT withdrawal, Kineko refused to pay the amount and kept the amount pending. In my efforts, I wrote their agents and waited for more than two weeks before I got any response from the sportsbook.

After researching the issue, I discovered this was an ongoing issue with on other accounts.

In my experience reviewing and betting on multiple sports, I can say Kineko is not a popular sportsbook. Compared to BC.GAME or Crashino, Kineko has a lot fewer games available. I found no diversity in their game offers, with only popular sports made available. I noticed they amount of games made available are half than what a known sportsbook offers.

If I bet on upcoming games, I’d use other platforms since there are no notable differences in the odds. Instead, I could select unique sports, including Lacrosse and not just soccer.

Why Did I Give Kineko Crypto Sportsbook a Rating of 2.3?

I rate Kineko a 2.3 out of 5 because they can’t be fully trusted. In case I have any issues with my withdrawals, account, or funding, there are limited ways of getting support.

The sportsbook can cancel or delay payouts without any reason, and I am limited to withdrawing $10,000 per month. The lack of transparency in their license and account makes me stand behind my rating. I noticed I could access the sportsbook from France even if France is a restricted country. In my view, this is a clear breach of the sportsbook’s terms and conditions.

When I checked other review websites, I noticed Trustpilot ranks Kinkeo with a 2.3 out of 5, which aligns with our score. On AskGamblers, the score is higher, with a 7 out of 10, while on Casino Guru, it is 8 out of 10.

My Final Verdict – Do I Recommend Betting at Kineko?

I don’t recommend playing at Kineko only if you really want to stay anonymous but are willing to take risks. If you are like me, you want a safe sportsbook that’s licensed and isn’t delaying withdrawals. The way I see it, Kineko is a good sportsbook to use if you have meme coins and only a few dollars to deposit. For high rollers or serious sports bettors, Kineko isn’t a good platform to use.

Unique or less common sports are less likely to pop up. For eSports, there are just a few titles. What I found is that Kineko has popular gaming options with competitive odds to choose from.

If there’s anything Kineko stands out by, it is the maximum deposit possibility and the $10,000 monthly withdrawal limit. As I see it, you’re taking a big risk playing at Kineko and you should find other anonymous betting sites – with a better license.