Chasebet
LGNSW licence
Not licensed in United States
Payouts: 1–3 days with Bank transfer. Not licensed in United States.
Chasebet is an Australian online bookmaker run by Harris Bookmaking Pty Ltd, licensed by Liquor & Gaming NSW.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Licensed by NSW GWIC and regulated by Liquor & Gaming NSW
- All deposit methods instant (debit card, Apple Pay, PayID); minimum A$10
- Withdrawals processed at 10am and 4:30pm, seven days a week
- No fees for withdrawals
- Fast OSKO payment possible for eligible withdrawals over A$1,000
Cons
- No live, in-playLive bettingBetting while the event is already under way. Odds move with every goal, card or point. In the glossary → betting
- Withdrawals by bank transfer only; can take up to two business days
- Withdrawals subject to turnover requirementsPlaythroughHow many times you have to bet a bonus, sometimes plus your deposit, before you can withdraw anything won with it. In the glossary →
Trust Score 5.6
Worked out the same way for every bookmaker, from the facts on this page. Some checks are still pending; until they are done they count low, so missing facts never lift a score.
- Licence8.0 LGNSW
- Payout speed5.0 1–3 days with Bank transfer
- Payment choice7.0 3 of 5 kinds: cards, bank, local methods
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Bonus terms–
Not checked yet.
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Betting features–
Not checked yet: counts as 2.0 until it is.
- Safer gambling4.0 Deposit limits, Self-exclusion
Paid placement never changes a score. How we score
Features
Betting
- Live betting: no
Safer gambling
- Deposit limits: yes
- Self-exclusion: yes
Not checked yet: Casino, Live casino, Poker, Esports, Virtual sports, Live streaming, Cash out, Bet builder, iOS app, Android app, Crypto payments, Time-out
Countries
Chasebet operates in 1 country.
Available in these countries1
- Australia
Company and licences
- Licences
- Liquor & Gaming NSW
- Group
- Harris Bookmaking Pty Ltd