SportsBet Sports Book Review

SportsBet does not allow players from Ohio

Sports Book Info

SportsBet is an Australian sportsbetting site that was established in 1993, which is based out of Melbourne. The book is owned by Paddy Power Betfair, which is known around the world for their series of online casinos and books. The site is very reputable and remains one of the licensed options in Australia, as recent law changes have driven out a lot of offshore companies.

Sportsbetting Options

There are a good number of sportsbetting options in place at SportsBet, with more than twenty different sports to choose from. Punters will find Aussie football, Australian football, baseball, hockey, rugby, cricket, darts, golf, and more all available at the ready. The book also includes live events, which lets you get in a wager during a specific event.

Mobile Support

Those looking to get in on the action can do so through their desktop or mobile device. The platform used by SportsBet is well-developed, and you’ll have no problem betting through your desktop or mobile device.

Responsible Gaming

There is a responsible gaming section on the SportsBet website, which takes you to a dedicated site, which is one of the most extensive options we’e come across. Players will find a variety of controls such as timeouts, self-assessment tools, deposit limits, self-exclusion, and more. The section is fantastic, and one of the better resources you can use.

Security

SportsBet uses 128-bit SSL encryption technology to protect players. This is a good thing, as it protects your information as it’s sent between your computer and the casino’s servers. This is essential, and we only recommend betting at sites that use the encryption from the top level on down.

Terms and Conditions

Looking through the terms and conditions, I couldn’t find anything that was predatory toward players on the website.

Banking Options

The banking system is diverse and well rounded. The speed of payout differs on the method, with eWallets being the fastest method.

Banking options at SportsBet

Banking option		Deposit	Withdrawal
	BACS Bank Transfer
	BPAY
	PayPal
	Poli
	Telegraphic (Wire) Transfer
	Visa Debit
	MasterCard Debit

Other Games

Unlike a lot of other betting sites, SportsBet doesn’t offer additional games to their customers. This is due to the site being licensed in Australia, where online casino games are severely restricted.

Player Issues

There are currently no known player issues pertaining to how SportsBet conducts its gaming operations within Australia.

Wizard Endorsement Status

SportsBet has not earned endorsement from the Wizard of Odds.

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