A football-led sportsbook, on youꦗr on𒁏e BK959 balance
WS Sports is not a game provider. It is a book of fixtures, which is why tꦑhis page has no game cards on it.
WS Sports is one of the three s🔯portsbooks BK959 carries. It is led byꦫ football, and it runs live in-play markets alongside the pre-match ones.
Unlike a provider, a sportsbook has 🎀nothing to count: there is no catalogue of titles, only fixtures, and those turn over daily. So this page tells you how it works rather than how big it is.
There is no wallet to move money into before you can bet. Your BK959 balance is the balance the book bets against: a stake leaves it the moment you confirm, andꦡ a winning 🦹bet lands back in it when the match settles.
That is the difference from sites where the sportsbook has its own purse and you have to remember to move the money back afterwards. H🦋ere your money is only ever in one place.
Settled and open bets both show under the Sports tཧab of your history — fixt🎃ure, market, stake and result.
See your bet historyThe currency reads MBK. WS labels your balance in the book as MBK. It is one for one with the kyat — 1 MBK is 1 MMK — and not a second currency. It is WS's own account label, nothing more.
The book states its own minimum on the bet slip, and it is the vendor's setting rather than ours — read it there rather than trusting a number printed on a page like this one.
A [V] beside a fixture means virtual. Those are simulated matches that restart every few minutes, not eleven people on a 𝔍pitch. If you want a real fixture, take one without the mark.
On a desktop the book opens inside the sp✨ortsbook p🌼age itself.
On a phone it opens in a new tab, because WS's mobile book refuses to render inside a frame. You are asked first whether you want the mobile book or the desktop one — some players prefer the desktop layout even on a phone, and that is a real choice rather than a default we made for you.
Go to the sportsbookDeposit and withdrawal limits
