Samuel Gramstad
Founder
Samuel founded successful crypto sites in 2020, when Bitcoin was still trading around $5,000, drawing on a computer science and UX background to address a gap in the market. That same instinct shapes CryptoBetting: rankings built on how a sportsbook actually performs for the bettor, not on marketing spend.
Core Expertise
Provably Fair Audits
Blockchain Security
Leadership
Content Architecture
UX/UI Design
Data Analysis
About Author
Top Tip for Readers
Watch how a sportsbook treats you after you've signed up, not just what it promises before. If withdrawals stall, if support goes quiet, or if the app suddenly gets clunky the moment real money's involved, that tells you more than any ranking list will.
Samuel answers
What do you consider a trustworthy crypto sportsbook?
One that's built around the bettor's experience rather than around how it looks in a marketing deck. Licensing is table stakes, but I also want to see a platform that's clearly been designed with real usage in mind, not just designed to appear that way.
What's the most important thing you do when assessing a crypto sportsbook?
I test the UX myself. How easy is it to find a specific market, place a bet, complete a withdrawal, or get help from support? A sportsbook that's clunky to navigate is usually hiding friction somewhere else too.
What does a good website need in terms of responsible gambling practices?
Those tools need to be built into the product experience, not added as a compliance afterthought. If deposit limits or self-exclusion are hard to find in the interface, that tells you how the operator prioritizes it.
