Betting sites in Norway: every bookie on one board

What “bookies norge” means and who this board is for

When Norwegians search for «bookies norge», «norske bookies» or «bettingsider», they are looking for a bookmaker. On this site, I use all three to mean the same thing: a sportsbook that takes players from Norway. So “Norwegian” here is about who can play, not a claim about where the bookmaker comes from.

This English page is for expats, visitors and anyone in Norway who would rather read in English. If you prefer Norwegian, the Norwegian edition at bookies norge has the full board and all reviews.

One detail to keep in mind as you read: I leave amounts in euros, as the bookmakers state them, rather than replace them with kroner. The worked example uses NOK 600, with €1 ≈ NOK 11.5. That gives you a kroner reference for the example while keeping the bookmakers’ stated euro amounts intact.

What an odds bonus is worth in kroner

I start with a NOK 600 deposit, because the bonus amount alone does not tell you what you have to do with it. For me, minimum odds matter more than the headline amount: they decide which bets count.

At Reblz, 100% up to €400 gives you a NOK 600 bonus. Wagering is 6x deposit plus bonus: 6 x NOK 1,200 = NOK 7,200. You need odds of 1.50 or higher and must finish within 21 days. Each bet counts for at most 20% of the bonus.

Smash also gives you NOK 600, with a first-deposit offer of 100% up to €500. Here, wagering is 5x the bonus, or NOK 3,000. That looks lighter, but the minimum odds are 1.80, and the maximum win is 10 times the bonus. I would not call it easier just because the wagering figure is lower.

Jaabet offers 100% up to €200 as a free bet. You play the deposit once, 1x, before that free bet arrives. Minimum odds are 2.0 for singles and 1.5 per leg on accumulators.

Winsly has no cash bonus. You get 25% of the stake back as a free bet on each of your first 7 bets, up to €350. There is no wagering, but the free bets are valid for 24 hours.

So I compare the qualifying bets and deadlines, not just the kroner displayed beside “bonus”.

Payouts and payment methods

The payout times on the board come from the bookmakers’ own payment pages, and you need to separate e-wallets from bank transfers when you compare them. 55bet lists payouts within 24 hours. Qbet and 30bet pay e-wallets at once, while bank transfers take 1–3 working days. Reblz, Winsly and SlotOwl list payouts within 48 hours, and most others within 72 hours. Those are the listed times, with the payment method making a difference at Qbet and 30bet.

For deposits, the common methods on the board are Instant Bank Transfer, Visa and Mastercard, Apple Pay, Jeton and Revolut. Winsly also lists MiFinity and AstroPay. If you want an account in Norwegian kroner, Reblz, Winsly and Quickz are among the bookmakers offering NOK accounts.

The payout limits are another part of the comparison: Reblz and Winsly both list €5,000 per day and €20,000 per 30 days. Keep both figures in view, rather than just the daily amount.

Card payments are sometimes declined by the bank. Jeton, Revolut or bank transfer are the alternatives, so cards are not the only payment option on the board.