VicBet
VGCCC licence
Not licensed in United States
Not licensed in United States.
VicBet is an Australian online bookmaker licensed by the Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Family bookmaking business licensed in Victoria since 1992, online since 2005
- Deposits by debit card, PayID (instant), BPAY, direct deposit or cheque
- Withdrawals by EFT via Osko, or back to the debit card used to deposit
- No debit card fees, no account fees and no minimum deposit
- Covers Australian and overseas racing: thoroughbreds, harness and greyhounds
Cons
- ACMA investigation (2025): breached the 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 → rules
- Racing only: no sports betting
- Withdrawals are not paid until staff confirm bank details with the account holder
Features
Betting
- iOS app: yes
- Android app: yes
Safer gambling
- Deposit limits: yes
- Self-exclusion: yes
Not checked yet: Casino, Live casino, Poker, Esports, Virtual sports, Live betting, Live streaming, Cash out, Bet builder, Crypto payments, Time-out
Countries
VicBet operates in 1 country.
Available in these countries1
- Australia
Company and licences
- Licences
- Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission
- Platform
- GenerationWeb
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