World’s Worst Online Sportsbook? Zenitbet Finally Pays Out 15K Rubles, Confiscates Rest

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Regular readers of Gambling911.com will recall that some 41 known complaints were recently filed at sportsbook ratings site SportsBookReview.com regarding Russia-based Zenitbet.

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Since SBR is not offered up in Russian (that we know of), one can only assume that number is just the tip of the iceberg. Even 41 over a relatively short period of time could be a record.

Past Zenitbet complaints include a player claiming the website has not responded to his request to withdraw his $6,633 balance at the end of October 2015 after successfully completing the Know Your Customer (KYC) process.

A bit of good news (sort of) has been posted on the SBR site.

One ZenitBet player reports receiving a partial payout of 14,999 Rubles (or US$227) with the remaining US$545 in his account confiscated.  No explanation given.

The SportsbookReview site grades Zenitbet an F.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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