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🎲 SingBet on Sportmarket

SingBet offers high odds and rare markets, but bets may be voided. Use with caution or disable anytime via your Sportmarket settings.

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Written by Viktor V
Updated this week

Infamous, but Sometimes Worth It

SingBet has a reputation - and not always a great one.
Yes, they’re known for voiding bets, sometimes even winning ones, and often with vague reasoning like “abnormal activity.”
But despite the risks, SingBet can offer valuable opportunities - especially for bettors looking for better odds or niche markets.


🧐 So, Why Even Offer SingBet?

We get it - the voiding issue is frustrating. But here’s why many users still choose to activate SingBet on Sportmarket:

  • 📈 Competitive odds: sometimes a full point or more above the rest

  • 🎯 Unique coverage: markets on events no other bookmaker offers

  • 🔀 Backup option: useful when other bookmakers aren't available

That said, SingBet is not activated by default on your account. If you want access, you’ll need to request it.


🔐 Why Are Bets Voided?

Unfortunately, SingBet has a tendency to void bets, and:

  • It can happen whether your bet wins or loses

  • It affects both pre-game and live bets

  • It may occur when following tipsters or copying popular bets

They often cite vague reasons like “abnormal activity” - and while we continue working to reduce these cases, we do not control their internal processes.


⚙️ How We Minimize Risk

Our system automatically:

  • Prioritizes other bookmakers if they offer the same odds

  • Places SingBet bets only when no equal or better alternative is available

Still, the risk of voiding can’t be fully eliminated.


🤝 Your Choice

If you're comfortable with the trade-off (higher odds vs. possible voids), SingBet can be a valuable tool in your portfolio.

Don’t want to deal with the risk?
No problem - you can disable SingBet anytime via the "Bookies" tab in your account settings.


🔧 Want to Activate SingBet?

Just reach out to our support team and we’ll help you get started.

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