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I don't know how long Betja.com have been in this business, but then they have to work on a good cash out system, if they expect every bet slip to fail for just one lossed game, then they should program a better cash out system for stakers, at least to win from correct predicted games.
I stumbled across betja somehow, in search of a crypto sports betting book, and was pleasantly surprised by how smooth everything went relative to other books, in the crypto space, that I've tried.
The software is fast and responsive, deposits and withdrawals too. Basically everything there works, and it works well.
They are only a sportsbook, no shiny casino buttons, no free spins forced upon you. Just sports, which is a positive for me.
I've been using them for a few months now and I haven't a single complaint.
Good job Betja
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