First steps:
- Create a MyBookie Account.
- You will need a positive account balance to place a bet. You can make a deposit using our available methods.
- Choose a Deposit Option. And select a Bonus.
- Deposit Funds into your MyBookie Account.
- Learn About Betting Odds and Place Sports Bets.
Once you have completed these steps, and your account is funded, visit our Sportsbook and follow these simple instructions:
Smartphone/Tablet
- If you’re already in the Sportsbook section, click a sports icon in the "quick nav" at the top of the page to go directly to that sports game line.
- If you’re not in the Sportsbook or want to find more specific betting options, click the sports icon at the bottom of the page to launch our Sportsbook menu.
- Select a sport on the menu and select the appropriate option.
- Click the odds of a team to add a selection to your bet ticket.
- On Smartphones, the Bet Slip is located in the top right corner.
- Open the Bet Slip, and enter your bet amount to see your potential win amount.
- Click place bet and follow the confirmation process to completion.
Desktop or Laptop PC
- Select a sport in the Sports Menu on the left.
- Then select the appropriate option. Game lines will show the odds for that sport's upcoming games.
- Click the odds of a team to add a selection to your Bet Slip.
- In the Bet Slip, enter your bet amount to see your potential win amount.
- Click place bet and follow the confirmation process to completion.
In sports betting, placing wagers on sports like football, basketball, hockey, and baseball is standard, so if you know how to bet on one of them, you won’t have any problems with betting on the others. Golf is a different thing. There are plenty of ways to bet on golf tournaments, you just need to find the one that suits you to place bets with confidence. Some of the most popular ways to bet on the sport include:
Betting on the Outright Winner
Considered the easiest way to bet on golf, as the name suggests, all you have to do is select the player you think will win the tournament. We give players taking part in a certain tournament odds to win. These odds are based on how the golfers are performing at the moment, and how they have performed at the tournament in previous years. Unlike other sports, where there is always a clear favorite, golf is more unpredictable, so you are more likely to make more money if the player you selected wins the tournament. Here is an example of the type of odds you get with golf tournaments.
- Phil Mickelson +250
- Jordan Spieth +450
- Rory McIlroy +500
- Tiger Woods +600
Although Mickelson is the favorite, if you place a $100 bet on him to win, and he does, you will win $250. Woods has the worst odds of them all, so if you place a $100 bet on him to win, you are looking at a $600 payout.
Golf 2/3 Ball Betting
This offers you a better chance to win some money than picking the outright winner. In golf tournaments, they pair players in groups of twos and threes, so when you place a two and three-ball bet, pick a player to finish with the lowest score in their group. If your player has the lowest score at the end of the round, you win the bet. Sometimes, some sportsbooks require that the players play at least three holes for the bet to stand. This type of bet is very popular with sports bettors that are trying to minimize their risks.
Golf Top Three Finish
We also consider this is also a better alternative to picking the outright winner because the player you select only has to finish in the top three in order for you to win the bet. This increases your chances of winning. Typically, the odds on these bets are lower than picking a winner, so your payout won’t be as much as if you had picked a player to win the tournament outright.
Golf Parlays
If you have bet on other sports before, you know what a parlay bet is, but if you haven’t, it’s when you combine multiple wagers to get a bigger payout, but all wagers must win to get paid. It is the same concept in golf betting, you can put together multiple wagers, like the outright winner, pick a player to finish in the top three, or any of the multiple prop bets available during the tournament. The more wagers you have in your parlay, the bigger your potential payout, but as previously mentioned, all wagers must win to win the parlay.
Golf Future Bets
This is when you place bets on the future outcome in golf, the bet could be on which player will win a tournament like the Masters, it could be which player will win the PGA Tour Player of the Year award, or who will finish on top of the money list for the season. Since these events are in the future and are hard to pick, the odds are higher, so the payouts are also bigger.
Golf Proposition Bets
Proposition bets don’t really fall into any category, but they are available in all sports. They aren’t as popular in golf but are still an alternative to betting on the sport. With prop bets, you can bet on whether a player will have a hole-in-one or break a record during a tournament.