This is the thinnest page on the site, and on purpose. Nothing published by whoever runs this product confirms that a sports section exists, so the first thing this page can honestly say is that it does not know.
The sheet applied to a section that may or may not be part of the product.
The legacy version of this address described a sports section in general terms that would fit any betting product on earth. That is a page about the category, dressed as a page about this brand, and removing it was not an option because the address stays. So it says what it knows instead.
If a sports tab is present when you open the app, it will answer the question in a second — and it is the only thing that can.
The price. The same event carries different odds in different places, and the difference compounds across a season far faster than any promotion offsets. Comparing two or three prices on a market you were going to bet anyway is the only edge available to a casual bettor.
The settlement rules. What happens to a bet when a match is abandoned, a player withdraws or a market is voided is decided by a written rule, and that rule is the part nobody reads until it costs them. Where no written rules exist to read, every one of those situations becomes a conversation.
The limits. A product that accepts a stake and then restricts the account after a win has told you what it is. That only becomes visible after the fact, which is one more reason to keep your own record.
Unconfirmed. Nothing published by whoever runs the product says so, and this page will not assume it. The app itself answers the question immediately.
Unknown, for the same reason. No list is published anywhere we could verify.
The price on the market you were going to bet anyway, and the written rule for an abandoned or voided event. The second is what decides a disputed bet.
Everything that is documented about this name sits on the start page; the money side is on payments.