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Online Bookmakers: an independent guide

Australian-licensed online wagering operators — every brand here appears on the ACMA register of licensed interactive wagering providers.

Updated July 2026 · 6 min read
Online Bookmakers — an independent Bureau guide

Overview

Australian-licensed online wagering operators — every brand here appears on the ACMA register of licensed interactive wagering providers.

This guide covers how licensing works for online bookmakers, 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.

Online Bookmakers on the register

Betchamps logo
Betchamps
NSW
LICENCE VERIFIED
BetReal logo
BetReal
NSW
LICENCE VERIFIED
BlueBet
NSW
BossBet logo
BossBet
NSW
LICENCE VERIFIED
Betaroo
VIC
LICENCE VERIFIED
Business-Bet logo
Business-Bet
VIC
LICENCE VERIFIED

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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.