BaggyBet Review

BaggyBet launched in 2021 using the BetMakers software.

You have to tip the hat to BaggyBet, they do a stellar job as a bookmaker. They look after their punters very well, and this is evident from the moment you sign up with them. Promotions are dense and not swiftly taken away. Customer service is top-notch, and loyalty is often rewarded.

These guys are Australian-run and tick plenty of boxes for the punter. While their social media presence has dried up, the promotions and perks haven’t. You can expect Same Race Multis, Same Game Multis, Protest Payout and Personalised Promos.

BaggyBet offers live streaming, and the tips and analysis are powered by RaceLab, so you can expect tips, runner comments, speed maps, race overviews and more. BaggyBet provides top 4 selections for each race and a Same Race Multi Generator, which can combine these 4 selections at the click of a button.

The BaggyBet app is seamless and easy to use. The sports markets are stacked with 16-18 different sports on offer at one time, and they even do NRL and AFL futures for those who believe they can predict past the weekend's matches.

One big tick for BaggyBet is they are happy to take on and better the prices offered by giants such as Sportsbet, Neds, Ladbrokes and TAB on the regular. They particularly love to offer good odds for a favourite.

For example, in one Cannington meeting, Sportsbet had favourites Patterson Road $2.15 and Obsessed Much $2.00 on fixed odds. BaggyBet offered $2.25 for Patterson Road and $2.10 for Obsessed Much while keeping other runners' prices competitive. While this may not seem like a massive difference, for regular punters, this can be quite significant over time.

One downfall with BaggyBet is that fixed odds take a long time to become live and often aren’t available until race day. If you are a punter who likes to take early prices, then you are best looking elsewhere, such as Dabble.

Overall, BaggyBet ticks a lot of boxes. The tips and analysis are good, the odds are great, the markets are deep, the promos are endless, and the customer service is excellent. You also get live streaming, a feature not many non-major bookmakers can offer.

BaggyBet gets a very solid 4.5/5 star rating and can do little wrong. I highly recommend signing up with them.

The BaggyBet app is seamless and very user-friendly. They have kept things simple with a mainly white user interface complementing the orange and dark purple background.

Everything is easy to find, and markets with fixed odds available are highlighted. Overall, while it is simple in its UX, it is one of the better apps on the market.

The promotions are endless for BaggyBet. In accordance with regulations, you will need to be signed in to your BaggyBet account to view your promotions.

BaggyBet withdrawals occur Monday to Friday, with the cutoff for processing at 5pm. BaggyBet does not process withdrawals on weekends.

There is an outstanding range of local and international racing markets available at BaggyBet. The sporting markets are very good and you can expect around 16-18 different sports available at one time.

This range is some of the best on offer by a bookmaker in Australia. NRL and AFL futures are on offer, which is very rare for a smaller bookie.

BaggyBet offers tips and analysis via RaceLab. This includes plenty of things from ratings of a runner's chances to speed maps, recent stats and information on past runs. It also includes the top 4 selections for each race.

BaggyBet provides live streaming. They do not offer live betting.

BaggyBet's odds are highly competitive and often trump major bookmakers. One thing to note is that fixed odds generally aren’t available until race day.

BaggyBet offer 2 deposit options - debit card and Apple Pay.

BaggyBet customer service is fast, friendly and reliable. It is available 8am-10pm AEDT.