Sterling Parker Review

To begin with, Sterling Parker doesn’t cover a large range of international races. For example, Dabble covers races in Japan, the US and so on where whereas Sterling Parker does not. You can expect all Australian races, but they only go as far as the UK, South Africa and occasionally other countries. They need to broaden their international racing markets so punters have more of a range and are not restricted.

For bookmakers who offer extensive International racing markets, head over to Dabble or TradieBET.

In terms of racing odds, Sterling Parker is nothing to jump up and down about. For most races, they can’t match it with the major bookies. For example, at Albury, they had the favourite Avoidance paying $2.35 on fixed odds and second market elect Gift Of The Heart at $2.60. Sportsbet could offer $2.40 for Avoidance and $2.80 for Gift Of The Heart.

For a bookmaker with more enticing odds, head over to JuicyBet or TitanBet.

Customer support is 24/7 on Sterling Parker, and is fast, friendly and efficient. The sign-up process also usually takes under 60 seconds. Sterling Parker offers a protest payout. So if your horse is first past the line but loses on protest, you will still be paid out as a winner. Sterling Parker also offers Top Tote.

Sports odds are nothing to rave about with Sterling Parker, however, you may occasionally find something of value. For example, in the AFL, Sterling Parker generally couldn’t match it with the odds of Sportsbet. In the Sydney vs Essendon game, Sterling Parker has Sydney at $1.62 on fixed odds, and Sportsbet has them at $1.59. While this may not seem like much, punters who like their larger bets will certainly appreciate this small difference.

You do need to do some digging, but there are some okay sports odds with Sterling Parker. Their sports markets aren’t overly extensive overall, with just 9-10 different sports on offer at one time.

The Sterling Parker app has an appealing colour scheme, is slick and is easy to use. Expect a glitch-free and decent user-friendly experience. It is not hard to read the text and it is simple to find racing/sporting markets.

Sterling Parker's promotions are solid and some of the best on offer by a BetCloud-based bookmaker. We can’t reveal too much, but expect to be looked after if you sign up. Loyalty is often rewarded for punters.

Sterling Parker withdrawals are processed once daily in the afternoon and can take 1-3 business days to appear, but can at times appear the same night as withdrawing. This is the standard waiting time for bookmakers using the BetCloud software.

The racing selection at Sterling Parker is thin. You can expect all Australian races, but they only go as far as the UK, South Africa and occasionally other countries. They need to broaden their international racing markets so punters have more of a range and are not restricted. Their sports markets aren’t overly extensive, with just 9-10 different sports on offer at one time. This is generally a low amount for a bookmaker.

Sterling Parker's odds are okay but are often beat by the major bookies.

The only deposit option at Sterling Parker is debit card.

Sterling Parker's live chat is open 24/7.