How it differs from a sportsbook
It looks like a sports app, but every position is a Yes/No event contract on a CFTC-regulated exchange. There is no house taking the other side of your trade and no parlay builder.
That distinction is exactly why Texans can legally use it while traditional Texas sports betting remains illegal.
Fees and funding
A per-contract fee is displayed before you confirm an order, so your cost is visible up front. Funding from an existing Crypto.com wallet balance is effectively instant.
Card and crypto deposits are supported if you're starting from scratch.
See every charge laid out in our OG by Crypto.com fees guide.
Where the book is strongest
Sunday NFL slates, Saturday college football, and nationally televised NBA games hold the deepest liquidity. Texas-relevant markets like Cowboys, Texans, Longhorns and Aggies games are all covered in season.
For Texas weather, ERCOT or election contracts, use Kalshi instead.
For the sign-up and funding walkthrough, read how to use OG by Crypto.com from Texas.
Who should pick it
Pick OG by Crypto.com if you trade sports from your phone and value speed over breadth. Most Texans will run it alongside Kalshi rather than instead of it.
Weather and grid traders should start with trading Texas weather markets.
Texans 21+ · CFTC-regulated event contracts · start from $1
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