Every Everygame review runs into the same first question: is this a new site, or an old one wearing a new name? It's the second one. Everygame is what Intertops became on December 1, 2021 — the same Curaçao-licensed operator that took the internet's first-ever sports wager back in 1996, just without the name that three generations of bettors knew it by.

From Intertops to Everygame: What Actually Changed

Intertops spent 25 years building a reputation as the internet's first sportsbook — first online wager, first live in-play markets, first dedicated mobile betting site. Then, in late 2021, the company told its affiliate partners it was retiring the Intertops name across its entire product line and relaunching as Everygame. The domain moved from intertops.eu to everygame.eu. The announcement was blunt about what stayed the same: ownership and management were unchanged. Only the branding moved.

The timing lined up with Germany's Fourth Interstate Gambling Treaty tightening rules for operators serving that market — Intertops exited Germany around the same window. For US players, though, the practical effect was cosmetic: same wallet, same games, same betting product, different logo.

What's gone: the Intertops/Everygame poker room. The standalone poker network that used to round out the sportsbook-casino-poker stack has been shut down permanently. Everygame in 2026 is sportsbook and casino only.

Is Everygame Legit in Practice?

Track record is the honest way to answer this for any offshore operator, and Everygame's is longer than almost anyone else's in the category — three decades of continuous operation under one corporate lineage, without the mass-nonpayment blowups that have ended other offshore brands. That's a real signal. It is not the same as regulatory oversight: Everygame answers to the Curaçao Gaming Authority, not a US gaming commission, so "legit" here means a business with every incentive to keep paying, not a business a regulator can compel to pay.

Sportsbook and Casino, One Wallet

The sportsbook covers the usual mainstream US sports plus soccer, tennis, and combat sports, with live in-play betting — a category Intertops helped pioneer and Everygame still runs. The casino sits behind the same login and balance, with slots, table games, and live-dealer options from the operator's supplier stack. Moving money between the two products doesn't require a separate transfer step.

Banking: Crypto First, Everything Else Slower

In: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, and Litecoin alongside Visa/Mastercard, person-to-person transfer, and money order.

Out: crypto withdrawals typically land within about 48 hours. Bank wire and check-by-courier are the fallback for players who don't hold crypto, and both commonly run 10-15 business days.

The Bonus Terms, Read Past the Headline

The sportsbook offers two welcome codes: WELCOME500 for a 100% match up to $500, or CRYPTO1K for a 50% match up to $1,000 on crypto deposits. Both carry a 12x rollover — heavier than the lightest offshore promos on the market, but not out of line for the category.

The casino package is the headline grabber: up to $5,555 across a player's first four deposits, plus a $55 no-deposit bonus that only unlocks once all four qualifying deposits are made. Each stage carries its own match rate and playthrough. Treat $5,555 as a theoretical ceiling that requires four separate deposits and four separate rollover clears, not a number that shows up after one transaction.

Where It Falls Short

No US state licenses Everygame, and a handful of states — Louisiana, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Kentucky, Missouri, and Washington among them — periodically see the kind of intermittent access issues that offshore books in this category run into. The poker room is gone for players who wanted that specific product. And like any offshore operator, there is no gaming commission to appeal to if a dispute goes sideways — your recourse is the operator's own customer service and reputation.

Who It Fits

  • Good fit: bettors who value operating history over licensing paperwork, crypto users who want fast withdrawals, and players who want sportsbook and casino under one login without a poker room they won't use.
  • Bad fit: players who specifically want the old Intertops poker room, anyone who wants a US-licensed alternative, and card-only players who don't want to wait 10-15 business days for a wire.

The bottom line: Everygame is Intertops' three decades of history sold under a new name, still unlicensed by any US state, still paying the way it always has. That history counts for something offshore books rarely have — but it doesn't replace the regulator an unlicensed book will never have. This is entertainment, not a way to make money, and the site's own track record is the best evidence any reader gets before depositing.