Scooore

Scooore is a Belgian sportsbook built for the online market, licensed by the Gaming Commission (Kansspelcommissie) and focused on boosted prices and accumulator features. Its licence runs until 2031, the latest expiry date on the Commission's online betting list.

Who Runs Scooore?

SCOOORE SA/NV holds the licence and publishes the Scooore app. It is a subsidiary of the Nationale Loterij, the Belgian National Lottery, and holds F1 and F1+ licences.

Is Scooore Licensed?

Yes. The Gaming Commission's list of F1+ licences, which cover online betting, shows SCOOORE SA/NV for www.scooore.be under dossier 163192. The licence was granted in May 2022 and is valid until 18 May 2031.

What Can You Bet on at Scooore?

Scooore covers more than 50 sports, including football, tennis, basketball, Formula 1, esports and darts. It promotes its WoOow odds on the biggest events, such as the Champions League, Premier League, Serie A, the Belgian Pro League, the tennis Grand Slams, the NBA and the NHL.

Its main features:

• Combi Deal, which raises the winnings on accumulators by up to 100%.
• Bet Builder Premium for combining markets within a match.
• 2UP, an early-payout offer on football bets.
• Instant payouts on withdrawals.

Is There a Scooore App?

Yes. Scooore - Sportweddenschappen has been on the Belgian App Store since November 2022 and is rated highly by more than 1,000 users. Matches can be followed live in the app.

How Do Belgian Rules Protect Players?

Every operator licensed by the Gaming Commission must check new and existing players against EPIS, the Commission's register of excluded persons. Anyone can ask to be added to it, and once registered, no licensed Belgian site will accept their bets.

Sources

• Belgian Gaming Commission: F1+ online betting licences
• Scooore - Sportweddenschappen on the App Store