BetAus
VGCCC licence
Not licensed in United States
Not licensed in United States.
BetAus is an Australian online bookmaker run by BetAus Pty Ltd, licensed by the Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission.
Pros and cons
Pros
- No debit card deposit or withdrawal fees
- BetStop national self-exclusionSelf-exclusionClosing your account for a set period so you can’t bet. It can’t be undone early. In the glossary → supported
- No monthly fee on inactive accounts with a zero balance
Cons
- Deposits by debit card only
- Deposits must be bet through at least once before withdrawing
- No live/in-playLive bettingBetting while the event is already under way. Odds move with every goal, card or point. In the glossary → betting and no Cash OutCash outSettling your bet before the event is over, for an amount the bookmaker offers at that moment. Useful to lock in some profit or cut a loss. In the glossary →
- A$10 monthly charge possible on accounts inactive 12+ months
- Maximum payout A$40,000 on sports multisParlayOne bet that links several picks. Their odds multiply, so the price climbs fast, but every pick has to win or the whole bet loses. In the glossary → and Same Game MultisSame game parlaySeveral picks from the same match combined into one bet, such as a goalscorer plus the total of goals. The bookmaker prices the combination itself. In the glossary →
Features
Betting
- Live betting: no
- Cash out: no
Safer gambling
- Deposit limits: yes
- Self-exclusion: yes
Not checked yet: Casino, Live casino, Poker, Esports, Virtual sports, Live streaming, Bet builder, iOS app, Android app, Crypto payments, Time-out
Countries
BetAus operates in 1 country.
Available in these countries1
- Australia
Company and licences
- Licences
- Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission
- Group
- BetAus Pty Ltd