TempleBet Review

TempleBet launched in 2024 and is one of the newest bookmakers powered by BetCloud in Australia. They do what BetCloud-based bookmakers do best and go all in with their design and animations. The perks on offer are also typical of this and include Blended Bets, Top Tote, Same Game Multis, Same Race Multis and more.

The app is seamless and very fast. It is glitch-free, and while the animations can be a little over–ruling, it is generally an easy app to use - although it's only available on iOS (not Android).

There are plenty of downsides to TempleBet. Firstly, the sports selection is woeful. You can expect around 8-9 different sports to choose from, which is as low as it gets for a bookmaker.

If you are an AFL fan, expect to wait around for markets to open. If you are keen to bet on the AFL when odds are live elsewhere, then head over to BetBetBet or Sterling Parker.

In terms of sports odds, TempleBet aren’t anything to rave about. In the NRL, they had the Bulldogs at $1.36 on fixed odds and the Roosters at $3.00. Sportsbet had the Bulldogs at $1.37 and the Roosters at $3.10. You aren’t getting an edge in sports markets as opposed to some of the major bookmakers.

The same can be said about the racing odds, and again, TempleBet are disappointing in this area.

For Quirindi, they quoted Oakfield Earth at $2.00 fixed odds and Pathelia at $4.70 on the second line of betting. While Sportsbet could offer $2.25 for Oakfield Earth and $4.80 for Pathelia. When scanning and comparing odds, it’s evident TempleBet simply can’t match it with the major bookmakers, nor with some of its Betcloud-based bookmaker rivals such as JuicyBet and TitanBet. So if you are a punter looking for a good price, you'd best head elsewhere.

If you usually like to back chances well in the market, then expect to take less odds with TempleBet than what most other bookmakers can dish out.

To add to the negatives, TempleBet do not offer tips, their racing analysis is very thin, with the occasional comment on a runner's chances, and live streaming is not available.

The deposit options are very thin, and that adds to the long list of negatives about TempleBet. If you are looking for a bookie with decent deposit options, head over to TradieBET or BetMax.

Withdrawals arrive within 1-3 business days, and customer service is 24/7.

They may look flashy and offer some good-looking animations, but in terms of a good punting experience, TempleBet are far from it.

The TempleBet app is overall fast and easy to use. Expect a glitch-free experience and a nice user-friendly platform. The graphics can be a little overbearing at times but generally this app works well.

TempleBet did not have promos or loyalty offers for me but I may have been restricted (so that might not be true for you).

TempleBet's withdrawals are processed once daily in the afternoon and can take 1-3 business days to appear, but often they'll arrive in your bank the same night as withdrawing.

TempleBet ha a decent racing selection, including all the local and international markets that you could typically expect that TAB would offer. The sports selection is very dire, with just 9-10 different sports available at one time.

TempleBet do not offer tips and their racing analysis is very thin.

TempleBet do not have live streaming, nor do they offer live betting.

TempleBet's odds are below average and not as sharp as some of its Betcloud-based bookmaker rivals such as JuicyBet and TitanBet. So if you are a punter looking for a good price, you'd best head elsewhere.

TempleBet offers 1 deposit option - credit/debit card.

TempleBet's Live chat is open 24/7.