Bet777 Review

Bet777 launched in 2024 and uses the BetCloud software. Not much differentiates them from the other bookies using the BetCloud software, so you can expect the typical bells and whistles that come with BetCloud, including Quaddies, Protest Payout, Mystery Bets, Blended Bets, Best Tote, Protest Payout, Same Race Multis and Same Games Multis.

One thing noticeable with Bet777 is that if you head to their promotions section, it is bare besides a Responsible Gambling Ad. This is deceptive for the punter, and if they aren’t going to have promotions, they need to remove this section altogether.

Bet777 has sports futures markets on offer, which was good to see and a unique touch by a non-major bookmaker.

Bet777 offers casino-looking animations and graphics, with its main logo resembling a slot machine. Whether this is a good or bad touch for punters, I am not sure. I feel this would be more of a negative than a positive for some. The potential is there for triggered gamblers who aren’t fans of casinos or pokies to be instantly turned away by the Bet777 logo, the graphics and the animations.

Customer service is 24/7 and fast to reply. Deposit options are very limited. There are no tips or live streaming, and the racing analysis is very thin, with the occasional one-sentence comment on a runner's chances.

Odds are decent and at times you can get a better price on Bet777 than major bookmaker giants such as Sportsbet, Tab, Ladbrokes and Neds. This is usually for a roughie (longer-priced runner), more so than something hard in the market. For example, at a Newcastle meeting, Bet777 paid $27.00 for Godelba and $8.25 for Body Of Venus on fixed odds, as opposed to Sportsbet, which paid $21.00 for Godelba and $8.00 for Body Of Venus. You do need to go digging, but if you enjoy your roughies and want a top-notch price, then Bet777 can often dish this out.

But overall, little separates Bet777 from other BetCloud bookmakers out there. They might need to reconsider their branding. 3.5/5 stars.

The Bet777 app is very fast, glitch-free and overall user-friendly. However, right now it is only available for iOS from the App Store.

One potential area of risk for Bet777 is that the logo, animations and graphics resemble pokies/slot machines. This might be triggering/not appealing for some punters. This may be a potential downfall for the brand.

Expect the usual perks that a BetCloud bookmaker typically offers, including Quaddies, Same Game Multis, Same Race Multis, Mystery Bets, Protest Payout, Blended Bets and Best of 3 Tote.

There are no promotions on offer (money back for 2nd, etc).

Bet777 withdrawals are processed once daily in the afternoon and can take 1-3 business days to appear, but often will arrive in your bank account on the same night of the withdrawal.

There is an excellent range of local and international racing markets available at Bet777 and some of the best on offer from any bookmaker in Australia.

The sports market is very much on the slim side, so for a more extensive sports range, head over to TradieBET.

Bet777 does not offer tips, and the racing analysis is very thin, with the occasional one-sentence comment on a runner.

For tips and analysis, head over to Betmax or TerryBet.

Bet777 does not offer live betting or live streaming. For a bookie that does live streaming, head over to BetEstate.

Bet777's odds are highly competitive and can at times trump some of the bigger giants such as Sportsbet, Ladbrokes, Neds and TAB. This seemed to be more noticeable with longer-priced runners (roughies).

For example, at a Newcastle meeting, Bet777 paid $27.00 for Godelba and $8.25 for Body Of Venus on fixed odds as opposed to Sportsbet, which paid $21.00 for Godelba and $8.00 for Body Of Venus.

Bet777 only offers debit card withdrawals.

Bet777's live chat is available 24/7.