Caesars Sportsbook Review 2025: Broad Markets & Real-World Rewards

Caesars received our experts’ highest grade for its sports and markets menu. Caesars has all the essentials well-covered, with a solid selection of markets for the Big 4 North American sports and international soccer.

Glancing at the search bar shows motorsports, boxing, MMA, volleyball, table tennis, darts, and more. And it's not just a couple of markets or leagues for those niche sports; you can often find several leagues, featuring money lines, spreads, totals, and even props and futures. I’m thoroughly impressed! 

As a mid-level player in stakes and frequency, I’ve redeemed my Caesars Rewards points for several bonus bets. I could use the bets immediately, and the redemption process was fast and easy. (I also got an extra bonus bet during my birthday month!) 

The promos on Caesars aren't as frequent or varied as some of the other big books, but they are valuable when you get them. Every week, some players get 1-2 100% profit boosts. They may only be for $5 or $10, but they often have no restrictions or minimum odds. Caesars has the most significant boosts I've found on any major book. 

I like the ongoing NFL promos; they're creative, fun, and different from what you see at other books. 

I've never had any issue depositing quickly and easily, and payments generally come through quickly. They're not as lightning quick as some other operators, but I've never had anything to complain about. I've only used PayPal, so I can't speak to the other methods.

When using the debit card withdrawal option, Caesars Sportsbook takes just over an hour to confirm your request and a day to transfer the funds into your account, making it one of the fastest sportsbook withdrawals you can find. 

I initiated the withdrawal at 9:15 p.m. Seventy-seven minutes later, I received an email confirmation that Caesars’ internal teams had reviewed the transaction and would transfer it to my account. The funds were in my account the next day. 

Several contact methods are available, including a phone number and live chat, but based on personal experience, it's challenging to reach a live rep when using live chat.

Without a phone contact and long wait times for live chat, customer service on Caesars can be frustrating, particularly if you're short on time or need to resolve an issue quickly. The few times I've hung in there until reaching a rep, they were always helpful (and polite, too). So, in the end, I've always had any trouble or issues resolved, and it took more patience than players might expect.

Caesars receives consistent ratings and reviews and is a highly well-known brand. I’ve found it most popular with users who want to take advantage of the Caesars Rewards program for hotel stays and dining perks.

Caesars is a big name in the sports betting industry, but I feel like they play second fiddle to DraftKings and FanDuel in the sportsbook world. They don't have the same over-the-top offer frequency, but Caesars is still excellent. Especially considering the brand recognition, I'm surprised to rate this somewhat in the middle.

Some users tend not to like the white background, but it makes the layout very simple and clean compared to other sites.

Many players disagree with me, but I like the less-is-more, simple style of Caesars' layout, navigation, and design. The bright, mostly white theme is easy on the eyes and improves readability (at least in my mind). I think the nav and menus are clean and intuitive, and I've never gotten "lost" looking for a particular market, team, or feature.

I read a few reviews that point to lag, delays, or difficulty moving from section to section in the app, but I haven't experienced this myself. Every time I've logged in, it's been a smooth, seamless visit to take advantage of an offer or place a bet. Some text could be larger, and some buttons could be more prominent, but those are quibbles.

Some features are difficult to access on small screens, requiring multiple taps.

The Responsible Gaming section on Caesars is robust and available whether you're logged in. It's also more well-written and features less awkward, stock language than similar sections on other platforms. The limit-setting tools, opt-out program, and commitment to responsible gambling are spelled out thoroughly and clearly, alongside the contact info for various problem gambling prevention organizations.

Opting out of marketing emails (something I’ve done) is straightforward, and it reduces the amount of advertising and offers you see.

I’ve watched much of the action through their live-streaming feature. While Caesars has NFL live streaming, the other live streaming options aren't as varied, and the live betting options are limited. If I want to place an in-game wager, I'm likely looking for the bet I want at an alternate book.

In my experience, the app loaded quickly with minimal lag, which was crucial for live betting. The Caesars app’s stability and speed ensure you can place critical live bets immediately. The app supports various live betting options with real-time updates and stats. 

The book is very middle-of-the-road regarding having competitive odds. There are times when line shoppers can find the best numbers on Caesars (particularly for some NHL games), but that's the exception, not the rule. That said, the lines aren't way off or unplayable; they're generally not the best value you can find with little research.

Caesars Sportsbook offers dozens of boosted odds bets daily. These are optional to bet on, of course, but these do provide better odds than competitors.