Sportsbook guide · 19+ · Ontario only
How big the sportsbook really is, which Canadian leagues it covers, what Cashout Control and the rest of the bet slip do, and where live and esports betting fall short — with the source beside every figure.
Visit NEO.betEvery review of NEO.bet starts with a size claim, and the claims do not agree. The operator's own App Store screenshot reads "32 sports. 9000 daily matches. 35.000 betting options." — the full stop in 35.000 is a European thousands separator. Deadspin's review, updated 7 Sep 2026, quotes NEO.bet as offering "more than 9,000 events per month". Same number, different unit: nine thousand a day and nine thousand a month are roughly thirty times apart, and nothing NEO.bet has published settles which it meant.
The independent counts differ too: Dimers, updated 2 Oct 2026, listed 22 sports; next.io says over 25. Some of the gap is probably definition — whether "combat sports" is one entry or several — and some is the calendar. We print every figure and label which are claims and which are counts.
| Source | Figure | Type |
|---|---|---|
| NEO.bet App Store screenshot | 32 sports, 9,000 daily matches, 35,000 betting options | Operator's claim |
| Deadspin | "More than 9,000 events per month" | Operator's claim, as quoted |
| Dimers | 22 sports | Reviewer's list |
| next.io | Over 25 sports | Reviewer's figure |
| Deadspin | 274 betting lines on one Senators vs. Maple Leafs NHL game | Counted |
| Deadspin | 53 sports markets open for live betting | Counted on the day |
Sources: NEO.bet's "NEO.bet Canada" App Store listing; Deadspin review by Vinolin Naidoo, updated 7 Sep 2026; Dimers sportsbook review, updated 2 Oct 2026; next.io review.
The counted figures say more than the marketing. 274 lines on one Senators–Maple Leafs game is a deep menu for a single fixture — the number to weigh if the NHL is your sport. Deadspin's 53 live sports markets exceeds NEO.bet's own 32-sport claim, so it is plainly counting a narrower unit; read it as a sign of how much was in play that day, not as a sport count.
For a book built in Europe, the Canadian coverage is thorough. According to next.io it takes in the NHL, the CFL including the Grey Cup, the NBA and the Raptors, MLB and the Blue Jays, MLS and Toronto FC, and the Canadian Premier League. Dimers' list adds tennis, cricket, darts, Aussie rules, lacrosse, golf and motorsport.
The CFL link is formal. On 1 Aug 2023 the league named NEO.bet one of its Authorized Gaming Operators and an official Sportsbook Partner for Ontario, 19+, according to the CFL's own press release. That is a commercial arrangement: it tells you three-down football is a priority market for NEO.bet here, not that the league has checked its prices.
This is where NEO.bet puts its effort. Most of the features below come from the operator's own app-store description, the rest from reviewers with Ontario accounts. A listed feature doesn't prove it runs smoothly on a busy night — Deadspin found the app "clunky at times" — but the list shows what the book is trying to be: one that gives you control over a bet after you have placed it.
| Feature | What it does | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Cashout Control | Set a "save win" limit and a stop-loss limit on an open bet, follow a live odds graph, and get a notification — or an automatic sale — when a limit is reached | NEO.bet app listing |
| Cash-out and partial cash-out | Settle a bet early at the price on offer, or sell part of it and leave the rest running | NEO.bet app listing |
| Early Payout | Listed by name; the trigger is not stated, so read the market rules on the slip | NEO.bet app listing |
| Live Odds Boosts | Boosted prices on live markets, going by the name; which markets and by how much is not stated | NEO.bet app listing |
| Same Game Parlay builder | Combine selections from one game; the slip calculates the combined odds | NEO.bet app listing; Dimers |
| Player duels | Two players head to head — the listing's example is NHL players | NEO.bet app listing |
| NEO.bet Journal | A chronological, filterable log of every account activity | NEO.bet app listing |
| 1-Click | One-tap bet insertion, in the listing's words | NEO.bet app listing |
| Community Bets | The day's biggest bets and popular parlays, with tabs for same-game parlays and upcoming live bets | Deadspin; Dimers notes a "community parlay" |
| Direct Bet Support | Opens a support ticket from a specific bet slip | Deadspin |
| Face ID / Touch ID | Log in with your face or fingerprint | NEO.bet app listing |
Sources: NEO.bet's own app-store description; Deadspin review, updated 7 Sep 2026; Dimers sportsbook review, updated 2 Oct 2026.
An ordinary cash-out asks you to decide in the moment, usually the worst moment. Cashout Control lets you decide in advance: set the value at which you would bank the win and the value at which you would cut the loss, and the app alerts you or sells the bet when the cash-out price reaches either. One caution: a cash-out offer is priced by the book and builds in its margin, so cashing out generally costs you something against letting a winner run. The feature buys control, not value.
The Journal is the quietest feature and possibly the most useful. If you need to query a settlement, or want an honest answer to how a season of betting has gone, the record is already there. Direct Bet Support opens a ticket from the slip itself, so the agent sees the right bet from the first message. Both work in the app too; our NEO.bet app page covers installation.
Three settings to check before your first bet
Sources: Dimers, October 2026; Deadspin, September 2026.
The basics are there: moneylines, spreads, parlays and same game parlays according to Dimers, singles and parlays according to next.io. The less familiar entry for North American bettors is the system bet — next.io lists 2/3, 3/4 and Heinz — which builds every combination of a given size from your selections. Each is several bets at once, and the stake is charged per bet.
| System | Bets inside it | Hypothetical cost at C$1 a bet |
|---|---|---|
| 2/3 | 3 doubles from 3 selections; 2 winners needed for any return | C$3 |
| 3/4 | 4 trebles from 4 selections; 3 winners needed | C$4 |
| Heinz | 57 bets from 6 selections: 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 four-folds, 6 five-folds and 1 six-fold; 2 winners needed | C$57 |
Bet types offered: next.io. Combinations and costs are standard arithmetic in Canadian dollars, not NEO.bet figures — and a return is not a profit.
The trap is the Heinz. Six picks at what feels like a dollar each is really a C$57 ticket, and two short-priced winners will come nowhere near paying it back. Check the total stake on the slip before you confirm.
Dimers reports live betting on all sports, with stats tabs beside each event and a "radar" icon marking what is in play. Its criticism is layout, not depth: the reviewer found the live view cramped, with the event loading on the right. Try it on a quiet afternoon before a playoff game.
Live betting is also where Ontario's location rule bites. NEO.bet's site configuration re-checks your location every 15 minutes, so an in-play session near the border, or with a VPN running, can end mid-game at an "Access Restricted" page; our login help page covers the fix. And there are no pictures: NEO.bet does not stream traditional sports. Strafe's review is blunt: "You won't find any live streaming here."
Esports have their own pages in NEO.bet's sitemap: Counter-Strike 2, League of Legends, Dota 2, Valorant, Call of Duty, Rocket League, StarCraft 2 and Honor of Kings. Here, unusually, there is video — Deadspin praised an esports "Videostream" feature. So you can watch a Valorant match inside the product but not a Leafs game. No source says which events carry a stream, so check the event page first.
No single figure could tell you; prices move by the minute. The one published opinion is Deadspin's: its September 2026 review called NEO.bet's odds "consistently strong" and competitive for European soccer, the NBA and the NHL. That is one reviewer's impression, not a measured margin — and if you mostly bet the CFL, the praise named other leagues. Before a bet that matters, compare the same market at two Ontario books. Every verdict, with dates, is on our NEO.bet reviews page.
Single-game sports betting has been legal in Canada since Bill C-218 in August 2021, and Ontario's regulated igaming market opened on 4 Apr 2022. NEO.bet's Ontario sportsbook is run by Reactive Betting Ltd., registered with the AGCO under OPIG registration 1242835, and iGaming Ontario's directory lists it for Sports Betting and Casino.
You must be 19 or older and physically in Ontario each time you bet. The welcome offer may not be advertised publicly — only shown on NEO.bet's own site and app — which is why it has no figure here; our sign-up bonus guide explains the rule. And since 28 Feb 2024 the AGCO has banned athletes from igaming advertising.
Cashout Control's stop-loss acts on one open bet. It does nothing to stop you placing the next one. The limits that protect your money sit at account level.
According to Dimers, NEO.bet's tools include deposit, loss and bet limits by day, week or month, session limits, short breaks and self-exclusion from six months to five years, plus a reality check after 30 minutes of play. Set them before the puck drops. BetGuard.ca, iGaming Ontario's self-exclusion service launched 14 May 2026, shuts you out of every regulated Ontario site with one registration. Free, confidential help is available 24/7 from ConnexOntario at 1-866-531-2600 — the number NEO.bet prints in its own app listing.
NEO.bet's own App Store screenshot claims 32 sports. Dimers listed 22 in October 2026 and next.io says over 25. Counts vary with how sports are grouped and with the season, so treat all three as approximate.
Not traditional sports: Strafe's review says there is no live streaming. Deadspin did praise an esports Videostream feature, so some esports events can be watched in the product.
A feature in NEO.bet's app listing that lets you set a save-win limit and a stop-loss limit on an open bet, follow a live odds graph, and be notified or have the bet sold automatically when a limit is reached.
Yes. On 1 Aug 2023 the CFL named NEO.bet one of its Authorized Gaming Operators and an official Sportsbook Partner for Ontario, for players 19 and over.
A system bet on six selections that contains 57 bets: 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 four-folds, 6 five-folds and one six-fold. next.io lists it on NEO.bet with 2/3 and 3/4 systems. The stake is charged per bet, so C$1 a bet costs C$57.
No. You must be 19 or older and physically in Ontario. NEO.bet re-checks your location every 15 minutes, and outside the province its site shows an Access Restricted page.