Overview
Licensed operators offering esports and approved novelty or entertainment markets.
This guide covers how licensing works for esports & novelty betting, what to check before opening an account, and the complaint pathway if something goes wrong — strictly factual, with no offers, no odds and no tips.
Good to know
Every operator listed on the register holds an Australian state or territory licence. Licensing details can change — always confirm current status with the regulator named on the listing.
What to check
The licensee legal entity and its regulator — both appear on every register listing.
Licence status and the last-verified date, confirmed against the official register.
The complaint pathway: raise it with the operator first, then the regulator that issued the licence.
Esports & Novelty Betting on the register
Browse esports & novelty betting by state
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This is general information for readers aged 18+, not legal or financial advice. Always confirm licensing details with the relevant regulator. For free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au.