A review of the bookmaker Picklebet has been updated to include their interface update, new racing features, sports markets per fixture and bookmaker margin survey results. This review is part of a series on betting agencies that are suitable for Australians. All reviews form part of the Bookmaker Reviews section on this website. A full survey of betting agencies can be found in the Betting Agencies section.
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Below are the summary details.
Upsides
- Picklebet is Australian-owned
- Their features and market breadth are increasing all the time
- Low $0.20 minimum stake
- Highly competitive fixed odds for racing
- Fast, modern interface that isn’t fatiguing on the eye
- Free to enter weekly pick’em contests
- Top 2, top 3 and top 4 fixed odds for racing
- Same-game multis for the popular leagues
- Identity verification is completed automatically during the sign up process
- Can choose the default category for the homepage in your Preferences
- Can set a deposit limit during the sign up process
- Strong features to assist problem gamblers, including easy access to a link to close your account
Downsides
- Less competitive sports odds than the leading bookmakers
- Smaller range of markets per fixture earlier in the week
- Dormant account fees
- In-play phone betting isn’t supported
Bottom Line
Picklebet was launched with a focus on esports but their sports and racing services are now incredibly strong. The fixed racing odds are highly competitive and the range of markets per fixture steadily growing. Some of the other highlights are the $0.20 minimum stake, the fast & modern interface and the fact that they verify your identity automatically during the sign up process. Racing enthusiasts will also appreciate the fixed odds top 2, top 3 and top 4 markets for every race.
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