96 Casino Review

96 Casino Sports Review

The sports section at 96.com has a huge coverage of events but presents them in a no-nonsense, no-frills manner that feels useful rather than spectacular. Football is obviously the primary focus as there are hundreds of available matches and a huge array of betting markets such as match odds, Asian handicap, over/under, draw no bet, total goals, half-time/full-time, correct score, double chance, and Bet Builder options. The platform also offers SGP (Same Game Parley) for many of these markets, which provides some flexibility even if the presentation is basic. Other sports are covered such as basketball, cricket, horse racing, greyhounds, and some more niche categories; although the depth of the market is noticeably lighter on a par with football. In-play betting is available on multiple sports, but the experience is barebones – no match trackers, no advanced statistics, just changing odds and simple market lists. Hot Events are highlighted, but once again with no in-depth insights or analysis.

Football

One interesting fact about football betting is that over 70% of all global sports wagers are placed on football, and this dominance is reflected clearly in the depth of the section here. Football is by far the most active and diverse area of the sportsbook, offering a huge range of leagues – from major competitions like the UEFA Champions League and World Cup qualifiers to dozens of domestic leagues across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, including countries such as England, Germany, Spain, Italy, France, Argentina, Brazil, Japan, Australia, South Korea, and many more. The market variety is extensive, covering core options like Match Odds, Asian Handicap, Asian Over/Under, Draw No Bet, Total Goals, and Double Chance, as well as more advanced choices such as Correct Score, Half-Time/Full-Time, Winning Margin, 3-Way Handicaps, and countless combo bets including Match Odds & Both Teams To Score or BTTS with Over/Under lines. There are also single-team markets, exact-goal predictions, and full sets of half-time versions of the main bets.

Basketball

Basketball offerings are deep, giving you everything from standard money line, handicaps, total points and odd/even points to far more granular options like alternate lines, 5-point and 10-point bands, winning margins, overtime yes/no, and individual team or player scoring ranges, all supported by same-game-parlay functionality across almost every category. The offering goes much further than basics by including half-time markets, alternate handicaps, alternate totals and a long list of player-focused props. Basketball betting is known for some of the fastest line movements in sports, with odds shifting in real time based on scoring runs and player momentum – and the basketball section here reflects that fast-paced style with a wide coverage of leagues from the NBA to Germany, Spain, the United States, Australia, Japan, and dozens of other international competitions

Cricket

Cricket has a particular ability of making a stadium silent – the entire fate of a match can be decided by one single ball that is exactly the reason betting on cricket is more like reading a live story than catching up on the scoreboard. The cricket section is characterized with this type of play, and you have markets in all the Main, Match, Session and Player categories as well as everything from traditional options such as match winner to highest opening partnership up to very granular ball-by-ball predictions. Bettors can access delivery results for each ball in an over, specific run totals, odd vs even runs per over, first over scoring propositions, the fall of wicket times and even detailed wicket-dismissal methods. Player props go deep too, with individual run targets and batter vs batter matchups featuring throughout the majority of fixtures. It's not the largest league selection out there but with the sheer density of micro bets and the ability to interact with the delivery of the match by delivery, Cricket is one of the most dynamic and immersive sections out there.

AFBL

In AFBL betting, one of the quirkiest dynamics is how a single quarter can flip the entire momentum of a game, which is exactly why markets for individual quarters have become so popular. The AFBL section here is built entirely around the U.S. league and offers only early markets, but the available options are surprisingly deep, covering Same Game Parlays, money lines, handicaps, points, quarter-by-quarter outcomes, winning-margin bands, alternate lines, odd/even points, and a full set of touchdown markets. Bettors can explore totals for each quarter, first-half and second-half lines, exact touchdown counts, overtime yes/no, player touchdown bets, and a wide range of alternate handicaps and point bands that stretch from 5-point to 10-point variations.

Horse racing

Horse racing is one of the few places where everything can change in the blink of an eye, and this platform leans fully into that chaos rather than trying to polish it. The schedule is packed with races from Australia, New Zealand, France, England, Ireland, Hong Kong, and the U.S., all thrown at you in rapid-fire lists with countdown timers, abandoned races slapped in red, and long strings of runner numbers instead of pretty graphics. There’s no attempt to dress things up – just raw race cards for every round (R1, R2, R3 and onward), showing who’s in the lineup and letting you track shifts as the start time closes in. It feels more like watching a live trading screen: numbers move fast, races stack on top of each other, and the whole setup is built for people who actually follow racing, not for beginners looking for hand-holding or fancy menus.

Greyhounds

Greyhound racing is one of the few types of betting where the races roll almost constantly, and which is one of the things that makes it both exciting and utterly unforgiving to anyone who isn't paying attention. Here the platform covers a massive schedule from Australia, the UK, and other active circuits, offering race-by-race listings throughout the entire day with no fluff – just times, numbers, and rapid-fire outcomes. The betting itself is straightforward and raw: markets revolve around race results, trap numbers, and position combinations across multiple rounds (R1, R2, R3, etc.), and nothing distracts from the core idea that greyhound betting is fast, volatile, and heavily timing-dependent. The interface highlights upcoming start times down to the minute, interim results for ongoing races, and final placements the second they’re recorded, creating a flow where the next wager is always seconds away. It’s simple, intense, and honest about what it is -a high-tempo betting section built entirely around speed, rotation, and immediate results, with no extra features to sugarcoat the reality of a fast-moving, numbers-driven market.