BuffaloBet Review

BuffaloBet launched in 2024 and you can expect the usual perks that a BetCloud-based bookmaker offers. This includes Quaddies, Top Top, Same Game Multis, Same Race Multis, Blended Bets, Protest Payout and more.

In terms of the app, BuffaloBet have done quite well. Their colour scheme is slick, and the app is easy to use. The layout is simple, and punters should have no problem navigating through it.

BuffaloBet certainly get a pass mark when it comes to their racing odds. At Quirindi, they had the favourite Too Darn Lovely at $2.15 on fixed odds and Press Forward at $2.55. Sportsbet could offer $2.20 for Too Darn Lovely and $2.50 for Press Forward. BuffaloBet maintain competitive odds with the major bookmakers, which isn’t typical of a bookie using the BetCloud software.

BuffaloBet's sports markets are very thin, with just 9-10 different sports on offer at one time. The odds are sub-par and typically lower than those on offer at bookies such as JuicyBet and Dabble. If you are a punter who likes their AFL odds, then expect to be left waiting, as markets will not be available on a Monday when typically most bookmakers have AFL odds live.

BuffaloBet does not offer live streaming, nor tips and their racing analysis is kept short and sharp with the occasional one to two sentence comment on a runner's chances.

One positive with BuffaloBet is that they do have opening specials. So if you are a punter who likes their bonuses, then BuffaloBet are worth signing up with.

BuffaloBet's deposit options are very much on the thin side, however, the sign-up process is slick, and if your details are registered elsewhere, you can be ready to go in 60 seconds or less.

While not much separates BuffaloBet from other BetCloud-based bookmakers, their slick design and app make them a good enough service to warrant joining. They could do with some work on their racing and sports odds to give them a better edge in what is a highly competitive bookmaker market. That being said, BuffaloBet ticks enough boxes and receives a decent 3.5/5 stars rating.

We like BuffaloBet's app. Their blue/grey colour scheme makes the app easy to use and see. The app is glitch-free, modern and intuitive, as we expect from BetCloud bookmakers.

BuffaloBet offers opening specials. Sign up for more information on this!

BuffaloBet withdrawals are processed once daily in the afternoon and can take 1-3 business days to appear, but can also arrive in your bank the same night as withdrawing.

BuffaloBet has a solid range of local and international racing markets available, and they typically cover all meetings that the TAB do.

BuffaloBet's sports selection is much worse, with just 9-10 different sports on offer at one time. Unfortunately AFL odds are not available on a Monday when typically most bookmakers have them live.

BuffaloBet doesn't have betting tips.

BuffaloBet does not provide live streaming, nor offer live betting.

BuffaloBet has odds at the same level as major corporates like TAB and Sportsbet but their sports odds leave something to be desired. They're not awful, but you can do better.

BuffaloBet has one deposit option - debit card.

BuffaloBet's live chat is open 24/7.