Few offshore sportsbooks have stuck around as long, or as visibly, as MyBookie. Live since 2014, it’s become something of a household name in the offshore space — the book a lot of US bettors try first simply because they’ve heard of it.
What stands out
MyBookie’s biggest strength is sheer promotional volume. Reload bonuses run year-round rather than just around marquee events, typically in the 25–50% range, and the referral program is genuinely generous — 200% up to $200 per friend referred, with no cap on how many you can bring in. An 8% horse racing rebate applies automatically to every racebook bet, and crypto depositors get access to enhanced bonus tiers not available through cards.
The sportsbook itself covers the full spread of American sports plus racing and esports, with live betting that updates in real time and a partial cash-out option for parlays. Independent monitoring from sites like BookmakersReview has consistently rated MyBookie highly for reliability, and it’s been paying out US bettors for over a decade without any major controversy attached to its name.
Worth knowing before you sign up
The standard welcome bonus carries a 10x rollover, on the steeper end compared to some competitors, so it rewards bettors who plan to wager actively rather than deposit-and-withdraw quickly. MyBookie also doesn’t offer native iOS or Android apps — the mobile site is well optimised, but app-only bettors will notice the gap. As with any offshore book, there’s no US state licence, so the usual caveats around regulatory protection apply.
The verdict
MyBookie earns its reputation through consistency with frequent, genuinely useful promotions, a long track record of paying out, and enough betting depth to keep recreational bettors engaged all year. It suits players who value frequent bonus opportunities and don’t mind working through a rollover, more than those chasing the single biggest headline offer.
