3et in Ireland: the sportsbook, welcome offer and next step.

3et is a sportsbook, and this guide is organised around the questions that come with using one: what a market means, how odds change the return and which conditions apply to an offer. The welcome-offer details were checked against the official support article on 10 November 2026. Ireland appears in 3et’s published list of accepted registration countries.

What the 3et sportsbook covers

The 3et support catalogue names football (also labelled soccer in some markets), American football, baseball, basketball and ice hockey among its sports. It also lists tennis, cricket, golf, boxing and MMA, as well as selected esports including Counter-Strike, League of Legends and Dota 2. A published sport is a guide to the product catalogue, not a promise that every competition or market is open on a given day. Use the sportsbook event list to check what is available now, then read the exact market wording and its settlement period.

For Irish readers, “football” normally means association football, so this guide keeps American football in its own route. Ireland’s sports calendar also includes Gaelic games, rugby and racing, but local popularity does not establish that a competition is offered on 3et. The Irish sports calendar provides seasonal context; the 3et sports hub links only to categories described in the published support catalogue.

Football, match markets and the bet slip

A match-result bet and a bet on one half are not interchangeable. Before comparing prices, check the event, outcome and settlement period. Extra time may be included in one market and excluded from another, even when the names look similar.

The bet slip is the final review point. Confirm the event, selection, market, accepted odds and stake before submitting. A price may move or a market may suspend before the bet is accepted. The 3et bet-slip guide explains the fields to review; the linked market rules from 3et support are the primary source for settlement wording.

US sports and other categories

The published catalogue gives strong coverage to US sports. The American football guide and NFL guide explain spreads, totals and moneyline terms. The basketball guide and NBA guide cover period-based outcomes and point spreads. Separate pages describe baseball, ice hockey, tennis, cricket, golf, boxing and MMA. Each sport uses its own score structure; read the market definition before treating a familiar phrase as the same bet type across sports.

The support list names selected esports titles rather than every tournament. The 3et esports guide links to Counter-Strike, League of Legends and Dota 2 explainers. Tournament and event availability can change through the season, so use the live list to confirm the event is present before considering a market.

Singles, multiples and decimal odds

A single bet contains one selection. At decimal odds of 2.50, a winning €10 cash stake returns €25 in total: the €10 stake plus €15 profit. That is a calculation, not a prediction. The single-bet return calculator lets you change the inputs. A multiple combines selections, so its settlement also depends on what happens to each leg.

For a multiple, multiply each decimal price to estimate the combined price, then multiply by the stake for a gross-return estimate. The accumulator calculator performs this calculation and shows the estimate separately from the profit figure. Actual settlement depends on the accepted bet, market rules and the outcome of each selection. The odds converter compares decimal, fractional and American display formats without changing the underlying price.

Live betting and event status

In-play markets can move or suspend while you are reading them. A displayed score may also lag behind the event. Confirm the period and market status, then read any changed price on the bet slip before accepting it. The 3et live-betting guide explains the difference between seeing a price and having a bet accepted.

Use an event page to find the match and available selections; use the market rules to understand settlement. Sample prices in an explainer cannot replace either source.

Registration, login and mobile access

For the welcome offer, enter the stated code at registration and complete identity verification before the first deposit. That deposit must be made within 30 days of registration. The registration guide and verification steps explain the account process in that order.

For an existing account, use the 3et login guide. If an activation or password message does not arrive, check the address connected to the account and the mailbox’s spam folder, then follow the steps in the account-help page. The support centre has a separate login troubleshooting article.

On a phone, 3et can be opened in a mobile browser. The mobile-site guide focuses on reaching sports, events, account and bet-slip information on a smaller screen. Product details can change; use the 3et app guide for current app information and follow a download route only when it is presented through an official 3et source.

Deposits, cashier options and withdrawals

The published €10 qualifying bet is not the same as the standard first-deposit minimum. The minimum-deposit article from 3et support lists €25 for an initial euro deposit and €100 for bank wire or cryptocurrency. Confirm the amount and method in your cashier. The payment-methods guide separates the deposit and withdrawal instructions.

For a pending withdrawal, note the method and status displayed in the account before looking for a timing estimate. The withdrawal-times guide separates the request from any provider processing, while the fees guide points to the current account details. The options visible to your account and the information shown at the time of a transaction are the useful references for a specific payment.

A direct way to use this guide

Use a sport page when you need the vocabulary, an account page when you need a practical step, and a calculator when you need an arithmetic check. The links to 3et support are there for the product terms that a general guide cannot settle.

When comparing a sportsbook, keep the event, market, price format and settlement period the same. A football match-winner and a 90-minute result may sound alike but can settle differently. A back price and an Exchange lay price also describe different sides of a market. The short odds and markets guide helps identify those differences before using a calculator or reading the bet slip.

The offer box records what the published terms said when checked. Reopen those terms before opting in, especially if the code, deadline or deposit method has changed. The calculators use your inputs only; they do not fetch live prices or submit bets.