All Bookmakers in Australia: New Sites, Most Popular, & Full List

Listing all the options is what we do. Below you’ll find a full list of active Australian betting sites in June 2026. No affiliate tricks, no bias, no omissions, just a simple list of all the options.

Easily sort the list or apply filters depending on what you’re after: owner, software type, user ratings, or licensing authority.

List Of All Bookmakers is the most transparent directory of betting sites in Australia. Use the buttons to jump to a section or keep scrolling to discover all 132 active Aussie bookies. For sites not yet live, check out our betting sites coming soon page.

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Hello List Of All Bookmakers readers! My name is Robert, though I also go by Rob, Bob, Boby, a few other nicknames depending on what circle I’m running in, or how “professional” I need to appear 😅. I’m 29 years old and originally from Canada (La Belle Province), although I have been living around the world for the past 6 years as a digital nomad. I’ve spent time living across Europe and Canada, enjoying different cultures and experiences, all while working remotely as a content writer and website manager. I am a friend of Pépito who shares his passion for sports betting, which was the major catalyst for me to join the List Of All Bookmakers project. Within sports betting, I get most of my fun from claiming lucrative promos and welcome offers, what many refer to as “bonus hunting”. Bonus hunting involves searching for welcome offers, promotions, and other opportunities for players to turn bonus cash into real cash efficiently. There are enough welcome bonuses out there to fill a lifetime of work, my speciality is finding the best ones that are worth your time to claim. Like Pépito, I’m an active member in a small community of online betting and online casino enthusiasts. My travels (and my VPN 😇) allow me to test most casinos before we publish reviews. Sharing my knowledge, experience, and of course must-claim offers is a real passion of mine, and exactly what I will be bringing to LOAB!

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Newest Aussie Bookmakers (Updated June 19, 2026)

Next up: Official launch dates are unconfirmed, but we expect BetBunker, Betbull, BetStorm, Gembet, and ZingerBet to be among the next to launch. Make sure to sign up to our email list or bookmark our new betting sites page to stay on top of every new launch in Australia.

Ultimate Betting Sites Table: Full List, User Reviews, Filter by Category

Before we jump into the list, here’s a quick explanation of where the scores come from.

• User reviews: App store, Google Play, TrustPilot, ProductReview.com.au. We also factor in the total volume of reviews on each platform.
• Editorial reviews: We’ve considered all the major sportsbook review sites in Australia. Some of these sites are more revenue driven than others, so we’ve taken that into consideration as well.

We’ve cross referenced the ACMA database to ensure each operator has an active licence and employs responsible gambling tools. The brands are grouped by licence holder by default. Use the search/sort/filter buttons as you would on an excel doc if you’re looking for something specific.

That’s the full, unfiltered list of all bookmakers in Australia. Every operator with a valid ACMA licence is included, ranked by real user and editorial scores, not by who has the most flashy marketing or best affiliate program. Bookmark this page or sign up to our emailing list to stay in the loop as new sites launch and others shut down.

Recent Closures: AU Betting Sites No Longer Active

We track closures and redirects so you’re not left chasing a dead link. If you had an active account with any of the brands below, contact their licence holder ASAP for withdrawal assistance.

• BetShop (closed June 2026): URL now redirects to 123bet, also operated by Winners Bookmaking Pty Ltd.
• Favbet (launched 2025, closed 2026): Redirects to 123bet. Operated by Winners Bookmaking Pty Ltd.
• BetKings (closed 2026): Previously under Betmax Pty Ltd, now redirects to PuntSport under Winners Bookmaking Pty Ltd.

10 Most Popular Betting Sites (Monthly Visits, User Ratings)

We’re committed to transparency, what better way than sticking to the numbers? We’ve found the highest-traffic gambling websites in Australia using third party tools such as semrush and similarweb. Take these stats with a grain of salt as the data ranges from 2025-2026, and the third party sources do not guarantee 100% accuracy. Still, the numbers paint a clear picture.

Here are the results, the technical and true list of the top 10 online wagering platforms in Australia:

Top 10 Most Popular Betting Sites

Company	Quick-Take	Average-Score	User ratings	Software	Visit
#1 Sportsbet	Best iOS app, slipping reputation	3.8	App Store 4.6 /5 (185k) Google Play 3.2 /5 (22k) +5 ProductReview.com.au 1.1 /5 (107) bets.com.au 2.6 /5 (110) Just Horse Racing 1.5 /5 MyBettingSites 3.8 /5 Kruzey 4.5 /5	Sportsbet	Play Now➜ Read Review› sportsbet.com.au
#2 TAB	Tote pools, Sky Racing, average sports odds	4.5	Trustpilot 1.5 /5 (76) App Store 4.6 /5 (182k) +5 Google Play 4.4 /5 (19k) bets.com.au 2.5 /5 Racenet 5.0 /5 GoBet 2.5 /5 Just Horse Racing 4.0 /5	Tabcorp	Play Now➜ Read Review› tab.com.au
#3 bet365	Best app, worst for account limits	4.8	App Store 4.7 /5 (58k) Google Play 4.4 /5 (243k) +5 bets.com.au 3.5 /5 (183) Just Horse Racing 4.3 /5 MyBettingSites 4.8 /5 Kruzey 4.9 /5 Racing Base 5.0 /5	bet365	Play Now➜ Read Review› bet365.com.au
#4 Ladbrokes	Big name, narrowing edge	3.9	Trustpilot 2.6 /5 (9) App Store 4.5 /5 (44k) +5 Google Play 3.0 /5 (2k) bets.com.au 2.3 /5 (97) Football Whispers 5.0 /5 Blackbook 4.9 /5 Racing Base 4.5 /5	Entain	Play Now➜ Read Review› ladbrokes.com.au
#5 Betfair	Experienced punters only	4.2	App Store 4.5 /5 (6k) Google Play 4.3 /5 (1k) +5 bets.com.au 3.6 /5 (71) Just Horse Racing 4.3 /5 Kruzey 4.9 /5 Kruzey 4.8 /5 (71) Racing Base 4.0 /5	Betfair Exchange	Play Now➜ Read Review› betfair.com.au
#6 Neds	Polished racing product, corporate baggage	4.3	Trustpilot 1.3 /5 (52) App Store 4.6 /5 (5k) +6 Google Play 3.4 /5 (1k) bets.com.au 3.1 /5 (133) GoBet 4.5 /5 (52) Just Horse Racing 5.0 /5 MyBettingSites 4.8 /5 Kruzey 4.9 /5	Entain	Play Now➜ Read Review› neds.com.au
#7 PointsBet	Unique spread betting, otherwise boring	3.8	Trustpilot 1.6 /5 (83) App Store 4.6 /5 (15k) +6 Google Play 3.3 /5 (2k) bets.com.au 4.2 /5 Racenet 4.0 /5 GoBet 3.5 /5 Just Horse Racing 4.0 /5 MyBettingSites 3.0 /5	PointsBet	Play Now➜ Read Review› pointsbet.com.au
#8 TABtouch	State-owned, racing-first, users like ’em	4.4	App Store 4.8 /5 (9k) Google Play 4.5 /5 (3k) +1 Racenet 5.0 /5	Tabcorp	Play Now➜ Read Review› tabtouch.com.au
#9 Unibet	Solid for sports bets, bad apps	3.8	App Store 2.8 /5 (483) Google Play 4.1 /5 (14k) +5 bets.com.au 2.5 /5 (96) GoBet 4.5 /5 Just Horse Racing 4.0 /5 MyBettingSites 4.4 /5 Kruzey 4.7 /5	Kambi	Play Now➜ Read Review› unibet.com.au
#10 Dabble	Modern betting feed, corporate engine	4.2	Trustpilot 1.9 /5 (36) App Store 4.7 /5 (15k) +7 Google Play 4.6 /5 (5k) bets.com.au 3.6 /5 (84) GoBet 4.5 /5 Just Horse Racing 3.6 /5 MyBettingSites 4.7 /5 Kruzey 4.8 /5 Racing Base 5.0 /5	Dabble	Play Now➜ Read Review› dabble.com.au

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Is Online Betting Legal in Australia?

Yes, betting on sports and racing online is legal in Australia. The Interactive Gambling Act 2001 (IGA) is the federal law that governs it and stipulates which responsible gambling tools need to be in place. Under the IGA, licensed online bookmakers and betting exchanges can legally accept wagers on racing and sports from Australian residents. What they cannot legally offer is in-play sports wagering online (you can still call it in), casino-style games, or poker for real money. Every operator on this page holds a licence issued by a state or territory authority and is registered with ACMA.

The licence your bookie holds doesn’t change much from a punter’s perspective. You can sign up to an NT-licensed site from any state, but it does tell you which regulator is responsible for complaints and compliance. Here’s how the licensing landscape breaks down.

State and Territory Licensing Authorities

The Northern Territory Racing Commission is one of the most common licences for online-only sportsbooks in Australia. NT licences can be held by operators based anywhere in the country, which is why the majority of new betting sites on this list, from the big corporates down to the smaller white-labels, are NT-licensed. The NT regulator keeps a public list of all current sports bookmaker licences on their website.

Liquor & Gaming NSW covers those incorporated in New South Wales. A growing number of white-label operators, particularly those on ApolloTech and Generation Web, hold NSW licences, which has made NSW the third most common (41) licensing jurisdiction on this list, behind VIC (45) and NT (42).

The Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission (VGCCC) oversees Victorian licensees, and it’s still the most popular licensing authority in Australia with 45 active licensees. Sites using BetMakers software are heavily represented here, along with several of the smaller independent operators.

Racing and Wagering Western Australia (RWWA) issues licences for WA-based operators. TABtouch and PlayWest are the only bookies on this list currently licensed through RWWA.

The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission (QRIC) covers Queensland-based operators. BetGold is the only operator on this list currently licensed through QRIC.

If you have a complaint about a sports wagering site, start with the relevant state authority. You can also report unlicensed gambling services directly to ACMA, which maintains the national register and has the power to block access to illegal offshore sites.

How We Score Australian Bookmakers

How we rate online sportsbooks is really what makes us different compared to other Aussie review sites. If you’ve read any of our reviews, you know that we don’t only give a complete overview of each brand, but we also show you what others are saying. In the table above, the Avg /5 score is a blended figure. It pulls from three sources: our opinion, user ratings and editorial ratings. Each rating is given a weight based on its reliability, with user reviews having the most influence. For example, 1,000 authentic user reviews are given much more value than a revenue-driven affiliate recommendation.

Why User Reviews Are Important

We consider user reviews to be the most telling sign of any business, whether that be a restaurant or online wagering platform. They’re not always free from bias, but they’re certainly more reliable than paid editorial reviews, especially when there’s volume. For operators with a high number of reviews we also look for trends of complaints and praises. For example bet365 gets consistently praised for excellent mobile apps, and arguably even more complaints for limiting punters who are turning a profit.

We pull user ratings from the App Store, Google Play, TrustPilot, and ProductReview.com.au. Each platform is weighted by the volume of reviews, so a site with 40,000 App Store ratings carries more weight than one with 12. Sites with very few reviews across all platforms get a lower confidence weighting overall, which tends to push newer or niche operations towards the middle of the range until more data builds up.

Why Do We Consider Editorial Reviews?

We’re the only site in Australia to factor in scores from major Australian betting review sites. Not all review sites are equal, some are heavily monetised and tend to inflate scores for paying partners, so we either ignore or reduce the influence of sites that show obvious signs of revenue-driven ratings. We’re affiliates ourselves, so we also have a good idea of which partnership programs pay out better than others. Our ratings and reviews will never be influenced by our partnerships. Overall the editorial component carries less weight than the user component, but it helps fill gaps for newer sportsbooks where user review volumes are still developing.

The blended score is a useful starting point, not a definitive ranking. A score of 3.8 doesn’t mean one site offers better odds or stronger mobile apps than another with 3.7. What the score is good at is flagging the clear outliers: those sitting below 2.0 with consistent complaints across multiple platforms, and the handful at 4.2 and above that have genuinely earned strong user satisfaction at scale. Use it as a filter when comparing odds and features, not a bible.

Worst Australian Bookmakers

Every online sportsbook on this page holds a valid ACMA licence. But a valid licence doesn’t mean a good product. A significant chunk of the Australian market is made up of operators with consistently poor user reviews across every platform we track. We include them in the master list because this is a complete directory, but we’re not going to pretend every sportsbook here is worth your time. In fact most are worth avoiding.

The brands below all score below 2.0 in our blended ratings. The common threads are poor customer service, slow or problematic withdrawals, and apps that don’t work properly. In our opinion, most are low-effort, white-label books that have no real ambition to be a long term player.

TempleBet (0.2) and Bet777 (0.2) are the lowest-rated operators on the list. Both run on BetCloud, both have minimal app presence, and the reviews that do exist are overwhelmingly negative. TitanBet (0.4) is in the same boat, 7 App Store reviews averaging 2.7, no Play Store presence.

JustBet (0.6) and NinjaBet (0.7) both run on GenWeb software and a NSW licence with App Store averages sitting at 2.2 and 1.3 respectively.

GoldenBet888 (1.1) is a small NT-licensed BetCloud operator that has generated little engagement on either app platform. BetProfessor (1.3) and ChromaBet (1.4) round out the BetCloud low-end cluster.

None of the above are scams. They all hold valid licences and your deposits aren’t at risk in the same way they’d be with an unlicensed offshore operator. But there are 100+ other options in Australia. There’s no reason to bet with a bookie that can’t manage a 2-star average on the App Store.

FAQs About Australian Bookmakers