Most Striclty Regulated Gambling Country

[jjgold]

I would bet on Australia by far

UK second

Anyone else is a crapshoot and risky

[Lucas]

Many others (from Europe) are so strictly regulated that they ban gambling except some mafian-monopoly firm.

[Brick Tamland]

what books are in austraila today??

[pags11]

not aware of any online books in australia...

[diamond]

not aware of any online books in australia...

Centrebet. A very solid book.

[bisonravi]

Norm Shorts

Could there exist an more Australian name for a bookmaker?

[pags11]

really diamond?...and these guys have been in operation for a while?...good to know...

[diamond]

Yeah Centrebet was founded in 1992, and is one of my favorite books..great website, great customer service..a bit slow on neteller and moneybookers though, because they dont perform payouts in the weekend. But during the week they are superfast. They also always talk about their high limits, so worth a try I guess. I have been able to place large stakes at least for a long period, even as a winning customer.

[diamond]

And probably the only place im winning

[mad]

Yep, indoor plumbing and electricity next.

[SBR_John]

Australia is the only country that sportsbooks are required to have the players money of deposit 7 days a week. A marked-to-the-market procedure is done daily and sportsbooks are required to postup 100% of what they owe clients.

[jjgold]

Well we should all be playing with Aussie books no matter what the juice is.

[Scorpion]

Centrebet. A very solid book.

Thats the only book I know in Australia, are there other solid books in Australia?

[pico]

i'd say usa. you can only wager in nevada.

[jjgold]

Good Point Pico, we probably are the most regulated.

[luciano]

Norway, Im serious.

[bigloser]

Thats the only book I know in Australia, are there other solid books in Australia?

There are lots.
Portlandbet
Sportsacumen
sportbet.au
sportingbetoz

and 30 or 40 others

all solid

[wack]

Thats the only book I know in Australia, are there other solid books in Australia?

Canbet - decent limits and winners welcome.

[bigloser]

Canbet - decent limits and winners welcome.

Canbet is a UK book - moved from OZ because too strictly regulated

[bigloser]

Centrebet may be UK now too, but not sure on this one

[tblues2005]

I think the UK looks like to me to be the most regulated.

[wack]

Canbet is a UK book - moved from OZ because too strictly regulated

Canbet is United Kingdom licensed and is wholly owned subsidiary of global Gaming and Wagering Company ‘International All Sports Limited’ (IAS). IAS is listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, is subject to independent audit, and is licensed in both the United Kingdom and Australia. Consequently Canbet offers a completely safe and secure environment for your deposits and winnings.

IAS was established in 1995, the company own and manages various licensed and regulated Racebooks, Sportsbooks, Casinos and Poker Rooms in both the UK and Australia.

[wack]

I would never regard them as a UK book purely because they have a very "non-UK" approach to their risk and client base.

[Scorpion]

I would never regard them as a UK book purely because they have a very "non-UK" approach to their risk and client base.

What do you mean?
Do you mean they dont limit you to $3.65 if you win a dime like bet365?

[magnavox]

Canbet is not under Australian financial regulation.