Is online in-play sports betting allowed?

No—placing in-play sports bets online is prohibited; phone live betting is the typical alternative.

Can bookmakers advertise sign-up bonuses?

No—advertising inducements is restricted by state/territory rules. We avoid inducements entirely.

Can I use a credit card online?

No—credit cards are banned for online wagering. Use debit, PayID, bank transfer, or approved e-wallets.

Australia Sports Betting — Legal Guide

This page is educational, not legal advice. Always check the operator’s terms and relevant state/territory regulator.

Licensing

Only use Australian-licensed bookmakers. Offshore sites lack local consumer protections, dispute paths, and harm-minimisation standards.

In-Play Betting (Online)

Online in-play sports betting is prohibited in Australia. Live bets are typically placed by telephone with licensed operators. Racing wagering is regulated separately from sports.

Inducements & Advertising

States and territories restrict advertising of “inducements to gamble” (e.g., sign-up bonuses, refer-a-friend). FreeMultiTips does not publish inducements.

Payment Methods

Allowed: debit cards, PayID/OSKO, bank transfer, BPAY, selected e-wallets (varies).
Not allowed: credit cards are banned for online wagering.

Self-Exclusion & Help

BetStop — National Self-Exclusion Register (exclude from all licensed operators).
Gambling Help Online — 1800 858 858 for free, confidential counselling.

Responsible Gambling

Use account tools (deposit limits, time-outs), set a budget, and never chase losses. If betting stops being fun, stop.

This is not legal advice. Laws and regulator guidance can change.