ZingerBet Review

ZingerBet buzz is getting louder but they’re still not an active bookmaker. There’s no launch date set, they’re not on the ACMA register, and there’s no placeholder website.

The brand is registered to Zinger Bookmaking Pty Ltd, the same mob behind Next2Go, PuntX and UpYaGo. Three books, one owner, same tech, same template, and it’s a good one. That tells us more about ZingerBet than most live sites give away in their first month. Everything here is a preview off that record, and there’s plenty to like.

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Who’s Behind Them?

ZingerBet is a Zinger Bookmaking Pty Ltd brand, ABN 86 680 307 439, the same ABN already running UpYaGo. The company is a Queensland outfit started in 2025 by Allan Hilzinger, former GM at ChaseBet and once CEO of the NSW Greyhound Breeders, Owners and Trainers Association. He knows the game, and it shows in the books he’s put out.

Since May 2025 the company has rolled out three: Next2Go (May 2025), PuntX (October 2025) and UpYaGo (March 2026), all licensed through the Northern Territory like many Aussie corporates. ZingerBet is almost certainly number four, and on form that’s a good thing.

A Good Fit For New Punters

Every book runs on BetMakers so you get a clean, familiar app with the full BetMakers kit: same game and same race multis, live streaming, speed maps, form and insights, plus fixed odds, Best Tote, quaddies and the daily double across the racing. It’s racing-first with a solid sports offer, though thinner than the major corporates. The less tangible stuff is consistent and punter-friendly too: fair fixed prices and promos genuinely worth claiming. Here’s a quick look at how punters rate Zinger’s active betting apps:

Worth Waiting For?

Yeah, we reckon so. If it follows the pattern, ZingerBet should land as a tidy racing-first BetMakers book with competitive prices, good apps, and a welcome offer worth claiming, from a crew that’s already done it three times and done it well. For a new punter that’s about as safe a debut as a new book gets.

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