Parimatch
A big international sportsbook with a casino on the side. Lines are wide, sign-up takes a minute, and you can deposit in crypto. The catch is the domain: Parimatch lives on a lot of mirrors, and Pulse needs to open the one your account is on.
- Type
- Sportsbook and casino. Pulse scans the international site, parimatch.now
- Sign-up
- Email and password, or Google
- KYC
- Usually not needed to deposit and start betting. Expect ID and a selfie before a withdrawal, or earlier if their risk check flags the account
- Deposits
- Crypto, plus local card and wallet methods depending on your country
- Geo
- Closed in the UK, US, France, Spain, Netherlands, Australia, Singapore, Curaçao, Aruba and FATF blacklist countries (terms of 10 Mar 2026). Some countries have their own local Parimatch with separate rules
Mirrors, and why Pulse asks for one
Parimatch runs the same site on many domains. Some are regional versions, some exist because the main address is blocked in a country. Event pages look the same everywhere: only the domain changes, the path after it (/en/events/…) stays.
Pulse reads odds from parimatch.now. When you click Open ↗ on a Parimatch leg, it opens parimatch.now by default. If your account is on another domain, that link lands you logged out, on the wrong site, and you lose the seconds that matter.
Settings → Parimatch mirror domain parimatchde.net ────────────────────────────────────────── before parimatch.now/en/events/famalicao-maritimo-… after parimatchde.net/en/events/famalicao-maritimo-…
Put in just the hostname, no https and no path. Leave it empty to go back to parimatch.now. It applies to Open ↗, Copy link and opening both venues from the feed.
Signing up
- Open the Parimatch domain that works in your country and hit Sign up.
- Register with email and password, or with Google.
- Pick your account currency. If you plan to deposit in crypto, USDT keeps things simple.
- Copy the domain you ended up on into Settings → Parimatch mirror in Pulse.
How we use it
Parimatch is a soft book, so it shows up in a lot of arbs against Pinnacle and the prediction markets. Like most soft books it keeps an eye on winners, so treat it the way you treat Dexsport or Stake: ordinary stake sizes, rounded amounts, don’t only hit the lines that are obviously off, and don’t keep more on it than you’re fine seeing frozen during a check.
Get your documents through before you have a big balance to pull out. A withdrawal waiting on verification is the one time you can’t move quickly.