Frequently Asked Questions

WorldCupBet holds a license issued by the Curaçao eGaming Authority, which oversees its gaming operations. Licensing status may be restricted in certain jurisdictions; you can check the 'Regulatory Information' page or contact support to confirm eligibility for your country.

WorldCupBet offers pre‑match win/draw/lose markets, both teams to score, correct score, Asian handicaps, and a full suite of live‑in‑play options. You can also place special props such as top goal‑scorer, total goals by a team, and tournament‑wide futures. All markets display real‑time odds that update as the match progresses.

Upon registration, WorldCupBet requires a copy of a government‑issued ID and a recent utility bill or bank statement to confirm your address. The documents are reviewed by our compliance team, usually within 24 hours. In some cases, a quick video call may be requested to complete the verification process.

The minimum deposit is $10 (or equivalent in supported currencies) for most payment methods. Maximum limits vary: credit/debit cards cap at $5,000 per transaction, while e‑wallets and crypto allow up to $50,000. Deposits are instant for cards and e‑wallets; crypto transfers are confirmed after one blockchain confirmation.

Yes, you can withdraw winnings to a cryptocurrency wallet such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, or USDT. Crypto withdrawals are processed within 2‑4 hours and incur a flat network fee rather than a percentage. Make sure your wallet supports the selected token and that your account has passed identity verification before requesting a crypto payout.

If a World Cup match is postponed before kick‑off, all bets are void and the stake is returned unless the match is rescheduled within the same tournament window. For cancellations after the match has started, bets on the outcome already decided remain valid, while any remaining markets are settled according to official competition rules. You will receive an email notification and the adjustment will appear in your bet history.