Just over 10 years into the game, Sportsinteraction is a sportsbook on the rise. It’s a public shop, which means you won’t get the best lines or the best bonuses, but for the Joe Q. Public who is looking for a good experience, Sportsinteraction is a good home. Their website is near the front of the pack when it comes to betting, which truly makes the first-rate feel.

Some payout problems (in the past) hurt their reputation but they do seem to be beyond that. Skeptics might suggest to stay away since history sometimes has a tendency of repeating itself but overall, Sportsinteraction looks like a site – and company – that continues to improve their product and reputation.

1. Who Bets Here

Sportsinteraction is very much a square sportsbook but it’s worth clarifying what that really means since there misconceptions about the topic.

For the people who just like to wake up Sunday morning before kickoff and have a reliable outlet to place some bets, parlays and teasers, Sportsinteraction is perfect. For the sharp guy that likes to shop around and get the best line, he won’t generally find it at Sportsinteraction. You’ll pay more for the New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, New York Yankees and Detroit Red Wings on the lines at Sportsinteraction.

They’re also not the place that has the earliest lines.

Keep in mind that those things are not important to everyone. To a professional, they are, which is why they won’t head to Sportsinteraction but for the regular bettor, Sportsinteraction fulfills their needs.

Depositing
Credit Card
E-check
Western Union (fee covered $300 or more)

Withdrawing
Check (7-14 business days) $15
Couriered Check ($40 check)
Bank Wire (2% of withdrawal amount)

2. Customer Service

Sportsinteraction has had good customer service in recent years. Their main focus is just a good, fun betting experience and that’s what they produce.

Their customer service reps are courteous, easy to deal with and fairly accommodating. One minor hitch is the lack of live chat but they can still connected through the net via e-mail and they can be contacted over the phone at any time.

The good news is that since they are located in Canada, their customer service reps are much easier to communicate with. It gives them a leg up on all of the call centers that are located in Central America.

Methods of Contact
Phone
E-mail

3. Placing A Bet

Betting at Sportsinteraction is a very smooth, intuitive process. Your bet ticket is always on the right-hand side of your screen, so you never have to leave the lines menus to place or confirm your bets.

Finding the lines on their site is very easy as well. The sports are displayed are on the left-hand side and once you click on the sport, the lines for that respective category slide out.

Methods of Betting
Internet
Phone

4. Variety

The general perception is that Sportsinteraction just has the bare bones lines but that’s no longer true. Like many other aspects of this company, this is something that they have improved over the years.

Sportsinteraction has a good variety of live betting, they have a regular dose of futures bets and they have a decent amount of exotics. Don’t worry dart fans, they even have you covered too.

Limits
NFL: $2200
NBA: $1100
NHL: $1100
MLB: $1100

5. VIP Program/Loyalty Program

Sportsinteraction sportsbook does not offer a VIP program at this time.

6. Bonus & Rebate Program

Sportsinteraction has an average bonus program, but it works. Deposit with them and get a 15% bonus up to $150, which is a match play bonus.

While the bonuses are pretty much industry average, at least they don’t make your roll it over an exorbitant amount of times. Expect about a four times rollover with a 15% bonus.

7. Website & Usability

Sportsinteraction has a fantastic website, which might just be the best around.

The front page is straightforward but dressed up. It has a nice flash splash in the middle of the screen and right below it is a cool tool that shows you their five most popular bets and how the action is split on those games.

If you scroll lower, you will find a news section with articles on each sport, although it is always filled with fresh news.

One of the nicest features of Sportsinteraction is the lack of page changes. You’ll have to jump to a page or two while you are on their site but for the most part, page changes are minimized, which really makes it a fast site.

Overall, it’s a job well done.

8. Reputation

Sportsinteraction took a big hit to its reputation earlier on in their development when they had several issues paying out clients. Allegedly, the problems were solely with protracted payouts and long delays for payment, opposed to not paying players whatsoever.

But since that time a few years back, Sportsinteraction has been growing positively. Their website has improved over the years as has their customer service.

They have a reputation for being a public sportsbook, which is not necessarily a bad thing. They don’t appeal to a lot of sharps in the market and from the looks of it, they don’t particularly want to.