I’m Nattie, and I’m a self-confessed hockey addict. I’ve decided to post this DraftKings review as I’ve been using the site for a while now, and found consistently better odds here than on any other sportsbook.
When I first signed up I got $150 in free bets just for betting $5 which was really cool, especially as the Stanley Cup playoffs were getting underway at the time. I managed to pick up a few odds boosts occasionally and DraftKings gave me another free bet for the final.
I did download the app, mainly so I could add money to my account at my convenience and being able to deposit as little as $5 each time suited me well. Having the app also meant I could keep up with the action when I was at work, and it was surprisingly easy to use.
I even took a look around the casino a couple of times, which is something I rarely bother with and that looked pretty cool as well, although I didn’t actually get around to playing any games to be honest.
One thing I really liked was the fact that DraftKings doesn’t focus only on the NHL, I could also bet on college hockey games, and follow the European leagues too, meaning plenty of off season scope.
Although I guess my experience with DraftKings is a bit more limited than most other people’s, I couldn’t really fault anything here, and I won’t be looking around for any alternatives that’s a dead cert.
DraftKings is a site I visit often for casino games and sports betting. Signing up was quick. I had to make a deposit to get the welcome bonus, which gave me bonus bets for sports wagers. I thought the bonus terms were fair.
Getting through to a person on live chat was frustrating. The bot didn’t connect me to an agent until I insisted several times. The app’s pages loaded faster than the website, though the website also worked well on mobile.