Moneyball Review

Once Australia's biggest daily fantasy brand, Moneyball is now the best place to put down a multi bet. That might seem like a bold claim but when you're getting odds that are 2 to 20% better than the competition for your 3+ leg multis, it's hard to look past Moneyball when it comes to building your own bets.

Other things worth mentioning are Moneyball specials - daily and happy hour offers for custom daily markets - their unique & rewarding quizzes and prediction competitions, same game multis, and cash out, all of which have the potential to give you extra value on your bets.

Moneyball is certainly not perfect in all areas though. For one thing, they have fewer overall sports betting markets than other big players like Bet365 or Neds. This also means that you won't always be able to build the exact multi that you want and they don't do Same Race Multis or Tote odds just yet.

Despite this, after adding racing fixed odds for every NZ and Australian race to their app in late 2021, Moneyball is certainly worth your time, especially if you only bet on mobile.

In 2022, the Moneyball bookmaker launched their betting website as a compliment to their Android and iOS apps.

Why we like Moneyball ✅

• Moneyball's multi prices are often better than every other Aussie bookie's
• Moneyball has daily specials, prediction competitions, and other unique & engaging features
• Moneyball's app which means it's fast, easy-to-use and bug-free

Why we don't like Moneyball ❌

• Moneyball no longer offers fanatsy betting
• Moneyball doesn't have same race multi options

Moneyball Rating: 9/10 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

As one of Australia's few app-first bookmakers, you'd expect Moneyball to have a quality betting app - and it does.

Specifically, we really liked that there are multiple login options including biometrics, Email, Google, and Apple - this makes getting into your accounts faster and easier than remembering and typing a username and password.

The navigation and usability of the Moneyball app are almost perfect. There is no wasted space, the top of the screen is where you can search or scroll through different sports while most of the rest of the screen is taken up by neatly organised betting markets.

We also really appreciate that the Moneyball app always shows your current account balance at the top (there's nothing worse than going to place a bet and realising that you need to make a deposit again).

One minor complaint is that for some player prop markets, the name of the team is not shown next to the player which means that if you don't know the squads, you won't know which team they play for.

Aside from these things, the app is fast, responsive, and available on the App Store and Play Store - the download links can be found on moneyball.com.au.

Moneyball App Pros ✅

• Free for iPhone & Android
• 15 or so different sports codes
• All NZ/AU horse and dog races
• Market-leading multi odds
• $1.95 sports lines
• Same game multis, cash out, specials
• Easy to log in, use & bet
• Many esports betting markets
• Futures & player props
• $1 minimum withdrawal

Moneyball App Cons ❌

• Could have more sporting markets
• Could offer more payment options
• Could have a phone support number
• Could offer live phone betting
• Could lower the $10 min deposit

The Moneyball app is on the Australian Apple App Store for iOS devices and the Google Play Store for Android devices.

IOS and APK download links for the Moneyball app can also be found at moneyball.com.au.

How to Download the Moneyball APK (Android)

1. Open your Android device
2. Go to moneyball.com.au
3. Select 'Download on Google Play'

How to Download the Moneyball iOS App (Apple)

1. Open your Apple device
2. Go to moneyball.com.au
   
3. Select 'Download on App Store'

Moneyball offers horse and greyhound racing markets for all New Zealand and Australian meets, as well as for selected international countries like Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, France, Germany, Ireland, and the UK.

Moneyball is a bit different than other racing bookies though. Moneyball currently only offers fixed odds racing betting, but they also have a unique bet type - Top 2.

This is, Moneyball has fixed win, place, and top 2 odds for most markets offered.

Overall, Moneyball's fixed odds are competitive, and while not always the best in Australia, you will definitely find the best-priced runner is sometimes on Moneyball.

Also, because they offer Top 2 markets, you will be able to bet in a unique way that can definitely be profitable if you back a runner you think has a good chance of coming in first or second.

Of course, tote lovers are not going to be too happy with no Best Tote or Starting Price odds on the Moneyball betting app but because many professional and serious punters hunt for value with fixed odds, we think that the Moneyball app is still a great option.

Rumour has it that Moneyball is also working on adding totes, exotics, same race multis, and all-in markets to their racing offering.

It is worth noting that Moneyball has daily custom markets like Head to Heads, it all depends on the popularity of the meet.

The other thing to say about Moneyball's racing markets is that they have a great selection of international meets along with speedmaps, detailed form guides, race + runner comments, and expert tips for Australian races.

However, we'd like to see more racing features like filters, a blackbook, or even just more race comments.

If you're looking for a racing betting site with all the stats and form then Neds is a great alternative to Moneyball. PlayUp is also an Aussie-owned betting operator with consistently strong fixed odds prices.

As a general rule, for the 15 or so sports offered by Moneyball Australia, there are around 20 different markets available.

These markets include popular options like Head-to-Head, Result, Winner, Handicaps & Asain Handicaps, Margin, Correct Score, Total, First Try/Goal, Team Totals, Odds/Evens and less popular bet types like Player Props, Anytime Scorer, Corners, and Futures.

Of course, this is just a general guide with bigger rugby, football, and soccer matches having more options whereas smaller events like canoeing and darts have fewer.

One area where Moneyball punches above its weight is with esports. They offer a range of daily markets for CS:GO, Dota 2, LoL and other games like Valorant and NBA 2k.

In general, Moneyball sports odds are competitive (with lines getting up to $1.95 on occasion), but the real value comes from placing same game, or multiple game multi bets where you can get up to 20% better prices than at other Australian bookmakers.

Moneyball also has daily specials where the prices you get for these unique bet types are better than anywhere else in Australia.

Overall, Moneyball doesn't have the most sports betting options, or always the best odds, but there is plenty to choose from, this app is great for multis, and there is also a lot of value if you like to spend a bit of time searching for overpriced bets.

If you want a bookie with all the same features but even more sports betting markets, as well as extensive same game multi markets, live streaming, and full, auto and partial cash out then, try Bet365 or Unibet instead.

Moneyball only offers users the ability to fund and withdraw from their accounts via card, POLi, or Bank Transfer/Electronic Funds Transfer.

This is surprisingly limited for a modern app like Moneyball but seeing as these are three of the most popular betting payment options in Australia, it shouldn't bother too many punters.

The notable exception from Moneyball's list of ways to pay is PayPal (and other ewallets like Neteller and Skrill).

Overall, Moneyball's payment processing was fast and reliable, like everything else with this app.

• Credit Card (Instant)
• Debit Card (Instant)
• POLi (Instant)
• Bank Transfer/EFT (1-2 days)

Moneyball's minimum deposit amount is $10.

• Credit Card (1-2 days)
• Bank Transfer/EFT (1-2 days)

Moneyball's minimum withdrawal amount is $1.

• FAQ via the Moneyball app/website
• Live Chat via the Moneyball app/website
• Email at support@moneyball.com.au

One of the features Moneyball displays on its website and App Store listing is its 'Low Touch Customer Service'.

Basically, Moneyball is proud to not offer a phone number and instead gives users FAQs, live chat, and an email address instead.

I'll give Moneyball the benefit of the doubt and say that they genuinely think that not having a phone number is a good idea. However, personally, I jump on the phone as soon as I have a problem with any of my betting accounts - it's much easier to solve problems when you're actually talking to someone.

Despite this, Moneyball's FAQs are thorough, their team is helpful, and I have no other complaints regarding their support system.

Moneyball is missing some popular features like same race multis.

Still, Moneyball has some of the most well-known features like cash out and same game multis, speedmaps, expert tips, detailed form guides as well as a range of more unique extras like special bets, prediction games, and quizzes.

Unfortunately, Australian betting regulations prohibit us from advertising a Moneyball sign-up bonus, promotions, offers or rewards of any kind to players that may not have a Moneyball account yet.

Because we don't know if you, the person reading this, has a Moneyball account or not, we, therefore, cannot mention any specific Moneyball bonus bets.

If you are logged into your account on the Moneyball app, you will be able to view your Moneyball betting promotions.