Computed selection
Sports betting prop firms with a demo account
A demo account lets you discover the interface and practise the challenge rules without paying. It is the simplest way to check that the format suits you before committing to the price of an evaluation. Platforms concerned: WeBet and LetMeBet.
2 platforms match this criterion

WeBet
#1 in the rankingSports betting challenges with funded capital from 5 000 € to 100 000 €, a single 30-day phase, fully French-language interface.
- Max capital
- 100 000 €
- Target
- +35 %
- Drawdown
- -20 %-10 % per day
- Profit split
- up to 90%
- Evaluation
- 1 phase30 days
- From
- 99 €
Strengths
- A single 30-day evaluation phase, capital in euros, French interface
- Capital from 5 000 € to 100 000 € and a free demo account
- Weekly withdrawals paid within 24 hours, up to 90% of profits for the bettor
Weaknesses
- +35% target to reach within 30 days, with at least 25 bets
- Distribution rule: no single bet may represent more than 35% of total profit
- Trustpilot score lags behind (3.8/5 on 17 reviews) despite the 4.9 displayed on the site
LetMeBet
Two-phase evaluation at +20% each (30 days per phase), capital from 5 000 € to 100 000 €, the lowest entry prices in the comparison.
- Max capital
- 100 000 €
- Target
- +20 %
- Drawdown
- -15 %-10 % per day
- Profit split
- 80 %
- Evaluation
- 2 phases30 days per phase
- From
- 97 €
Strengths
- Lowest entry prices in the comparison (97 € for 5 000 €)
- +20% target per phase, minimum odds 1.01, free stake sizing from 1 to 10% of the bankroll
- Capital in euros, bank withdrawals processed within 24 to 48 hours
Weaknesses
- Two phases of up to 30 days each to pass, so up to 60 days before funding
- −15% overall drawdown fixed on the starting bankroll, the threshold never trails upwards
- Limits on low odds (< 1.20) and small stakes (< 3%): 15 bets maximum each
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How to read this criterion
Only platforms whose sheet confirms a demo account appear here. At the last check, PrimeSportsFunded and WagerFunding offer none: you have to buy a challenge to see their interface.
A demo account reproduces the rules, not the real pressure of the challenge. Use it to understand how drawdown and stake are computed, then reread the full rules list before buying.
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Frequently asked questions
As of the latest check (13 September 2026): WeBet and LetMeBet.
When the sheet mentions a demo account, it is free access announced by the platform. The exact terms (duration, simulated capital) should be checked on the official site.
No. The demo helps you understand the rules and the interface. A challenge outcome depends on the bets actually placed and on staying within the loss limits.