Novig Sportsbook Casino Review

Signing up on Novig took less than five minutes. After verifying my email and phone number, I received a welcome bonus of 1,000 Novig Coins and 5 Novig Cash, completely free—no purchase necessary. That was a great start and gave me plenty of tokens to explore.

There’s a daily login bonus that increases each day you log in consecutively. Plus, there’s a referral system where you and your friend both get bonus Novig Cash when they sign up and start playing.

Another cool thing? You can participate in social media giveaways and daily challenges like placing a certain number of bets or hitting winning streaks for even more rewards.

However, it would be great to see more structured missions or VIP tier rewards added in future updates to encourage longer-term engagement.

Novig is laser-focused on sports betting—and that’s it. If you’re looking for slots, blackjack, or fishing games, you won’t find them here. But what they do offer is NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, NCAA Football and Basketball, and WNBA betting.

What makes Novig different is that it’s peer-to-peer. Instead of betting against the house, you either create a bet at odds you set, or accept another user’s posted odds. No commission. No spread manipulation. Just straight-up user-vs-user wagers.

I tested a bunch of markets—point spreads, over/unders, moneylines—and everything moved fast. Accepting a bet took a tap, and creating one was simple. Within minutes, I was posting bets on NBA games with custom odds better than any traditional sportsbook could offer.

However, non-sports fans will find nothing else to do here. It’s all sports, all the time. No props on obscure events, no esports, no casino crossover.

Novig does a good job protecting player information. The app uses SSL encryption, and KYC verification (uploading ID and proof of address) is required for any cashouts. It felt like a professional setup from start to finish.

Customer support is available via:

• Live Chat: Found right inside the app.

• Email Support: For more complicated issues.

• Phone Support: A rare but welcome bonus—yes, you can actually call them.

I submitted a live chat request when I had a question about bet limits and got a real human reply in about 7 minutes. The support rep was friendly and walked me through everything clearly.

One improvement I’d suggest: the FAQ/help center inside the app could use a little more depth. There’s not much detail about specific bonus terms or redemption rules.

Novig uses two currencies:

• Novig Coins: Standard play currency, not redeemable.

• Novig Cash: Earned through promotions, play, or purchases; redeemable for real prizes.

I made a small purchase to test it out: $5 got me a healthy stack of Novig Coins and a few more Novig Cash units. Purchases are processed via credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, AmEx) and Trustly for bank transfers.

Redemption starts at just 20 Novig Cash, with a 1x playthrough. Once eligible, you submit a request directly through the app.

I hit the minimum and redeemed via Trustly to my bank account. The whole process took about two business days, which is extremely fast compared to other sweepstakes models that often take a week or more.

The only limitation? There’s no PayPal or crypto payout option yet—it’s bank transfer only.

Since Novig is 100% mobile, it absolutely had to nail the app experience—and I’m happy to report it does.

I played mostly on an iPhone 13 and briefly on a Samsung Galaxy device. Both versions ran flawlessly. Navigating between markets, checking my balances, managing open bets—all of it was smooth and intuitive.

Bets confirmed with a swipe. Notifications about wins/losses were timely. The only hiccup was that the app didn’t offer dark mode (yet), which would be a nice touch for late-night betting sessions.

Overall, though, the mobile design is one of the best I’ve seen in the social sportsbook world.