Cashpoint

About Cashpoint

Cashpoint made a spectacular debut in 1996, quickly becoming one of the hottest new bookmakers in Austria. Encouraged by their early success, they decided to expand into Germany. This served as an excellent training ground, as they were faced with a plethora of players who demanded both depth and variety, especially for football matches. In 2000, Cashpoint started offering online services.

As they gained ground in countries such as Belgium, Greece and the UK, they found themselves near the household name status. While there are several things preventing them from entering the highest echelon of bookmakers, they still provide one hell of an experience.

If you’re familiar with Xtip.de, then you’ll certainly know what to expect when it comes to the design department. Black and yellow are the predominant hues here, and they comprise a rather soothing layout. There is still white and grey to be seen, but everything is thought out with a goal to make the user experience more immerse. You will also notice a multitude of custom-made announcements and banner that advertise upcoming sports matches and offers. The header is reserved for such content so that the rest of the site doesn’t have any clutter.

There are dedicated apps for both iOS and Android, and we have to say that there a fine example of continuity. It’s easy to use the bet tracker on your smartphone after you’re tired of spending time on your laptop and tablet. We haven’t encountered any bugs or dysfunctionalities whatsoever, despite testing the app on a number of older devices. Surprisingly solid.

Payment options are not half bad, with PayPal, Neteller and Skrill spearheading an all-star team of the most popular platforms. You might be disappointed by the lack of niche options, but the ones available get the job done to perfection.

As for customer support, you will be somewhat disappointed by the lack of live chat and phone correspondence. This would be a flaw even if it were 2009, let alone 2020. Nevertheless, agents manning the emails are more than adept at shouldering the load that would otherwise be reduced with live chat support. Response times are fast and we were able to find out everything that interested us.

Sports and Betting Odds

Cashpoint offers many sporting events for users to place bets on. Among the covered sports are: alpine skiing, American football, Aussie rules, bandy, baseball, basketball, boxing, cricket, darts, entertainment, eSports, floorball, football, Formula 1, Formula E, golf, handball, ice hockey, longterm bets, NASCAR, MMA, politics, ski jumping, rugby, snooker, speedway, tennis, volleyball, waterpolo. Betting odds at Cashpoint are competitive overall. Soccer betting margin is 5.6%, tennis betting margin is 8.3%, ice hockey betting margin is 7.2%, basketball with 6.4% and so on. The overall betting margin is 6.8%. These betting margins have been calculated using odds from different events in each sport. Please note that margins may be different from a sport to another, and even from a league to other.

Betting Features

The offer at Cashpoint.com is nothing short of spectacular, with an impressive 25 sports available for placing bets on. What we like about this sportsbook is the fact that there isn’t a particular focus on any type of market. Of course, football is the most represented on the website, but you’ll find Asian handicaps and interesting prop bets for almost every event.

Security and Fairness

Being licensed by both the UK Gambling Commission and the Malta Gaming Authority is a rare privilege. 128-bit SSL encryption is used to protect all transactions and customer data, with an additional verification from Verisign. DMZ and Fortigate are responsible for firewalls, rounding up an impressive case of devotion to security. You probably won’t find such transparency anywhere else, as Cashpoint has been completely devoid of scandals and lapses during their entire existence.