Top esports betting sites Australia 2025

Australian esports betting sites are some of the best, with this online bookmaker scene among the most advanced in global sports wagering. Esports betting sites in Australia can be accessed via both desktop computer and mobile, with the most popular way to bet being via bookmaker apps. The top esports betting sites will feature odds on everything from League of Legends to Call of Duty to Hearthstone, with most pro esports now catered to at these websites.

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Best esports betting sites Australia 2025

Australians have many of the best esports betting sites in the world operating on their shores. These esports betting sites include huge global brands like bet365, Unibet, and Dabble, although each has a big presence in Australia and operates on Australian-facing URLs. The other major esports betting site in Australia is the TAB, although they are not among our recommendations.

The top esports betting sites in Australia are generally licenced by the Northern Territory Racing Commission, which was the first and remains the biggest gambling regulator in Australia. However, each Australian state does have their own gambling regulator, which can licence esports betting sites.

Australian esports betting sites can generally be accessed in any internet browser, including via mobile, with all the online bookmakers we promote having either responsive mobile betting sites or a dedicated mobile website. These betting sites, in most cases, also have apps available for iOS and Android smartphones and tablets.

Funding esports betting sites in Australian dollars is straightforward, given the advanced nature of banking down under and the fact that the sports betting industry is regulated. This means you can fund your online esports betting account using commonly used bank services like Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, and PayID. Withdrawals are generally processed using bank transfers or PayPal.

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Top esports betting apps in Australia

There are two main types of betting apps that Australians access esports betting sites with —these being Android betting apps and iOS betting apps.

For the complete beginners, esports betting apps are small software downloads that you can get on your smartphones and tablets, with these giving you a stack of features and instant access to thousands of daily betting odds.

Android betting apps, unlike in other countries where sports betting is not legal, can be downloaded directly from the Google Play Store after you have become a member at your chosen bookmaker.

Apple smartphone users are in the same boat, with it possible to download esports betting apps from the App Store after you have registered an account at your chosen esports betting site.

Just like a bookmaker’s desktop website, esports betting apps give you instant access to all of the features associated with the brand, including a bevy of banking options, daily promotions on Australian sports, and of course, all of the customer service options you would find in other versions of the bookmaker.

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Promotions at esports betting sites

While Australians are heavily restricted when it comes to esports betting promotions, there are some offers that can be advertised to consumers who are already members at their chosen bookmaker. These esports betting promotions generally are things like multi-bet cash back offers or cash back deals on selected matches or events.

Often these esports betting site promotions can be claimed just by becoming a member at the website, while some others will require a promo code to activate the offer, although this can be even rarer in the Australian gambling space.

Generally, esports betting promotions come with wagering requirements on any bonus bets received, meaning you have to turn the money over a certain amount of times before you can cash it out as real money. Overall, in summary, esports betting promotions are hard to come by in the Australian bookmaker scene, but they do exist when you look hard enough.

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Major esports events coming up in 2025<h2>

There are many esports events, tournaments, and leagues running year-round, with these ranging in prestige and, of course, prize money. Generally, the more interest, including streamers and viewers, there is the more prize money and prestige an event will have.

Some of the major esports events, leagues and tournaments Australians should keep an eye out for include:

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Pro-video games at esports betting sites

The esports scene is growing all the time, with the continued growth of major titles like Call of Duty, Counter-Strike and Dota 2, while new titles are constantly launching. Professional video games include many mobile titles, which are particularly popular through Asia, although the Australian esports scene is largely PC and console gaming.

Some of the most popular esports games at Australian betting sites include:

• Apex Legends
• Call of Duty (COD)
• Call of Duty World League
• Counter Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO)
• Dota 2
• FIFA eSports Leagues
• Fortnite: Battle Royale
• Forza
• H1Z1
• Halo
• Gears of War
• Hearthstone
• Heroes of the Storm
• League of Legends
• NBA 2K
• Overwatch
• PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG)
• PUBG Mobile
• Halo
• Smite
• Honor of Kings
• StarCraft II (SC2 or SC II)
• Valorant
• World of Warcraft
• Rainbow Six Siege
• Rocket League
• World Of Tanks
• Mobile esports betting

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Esports betting sites’ AUD payment types

Those who want to fund their esports betting sites with Australian dollars will have plenty of different deposit options available to them. These bookie payment types range from debit cards (Visa, Mastercard etc), to payment processors (Paypal, Neteller etc) right through to bank transfers and cheques.

The payment types available at your esports betting sites will be determined by the actual brand, with some, like bet365 for instance having a huge selection. Other, generally smaller bookmakers, do not have as many payment types as their opposition and for instance, may just accept Visa, Mastercard and PayID.

AUD Payment options available at esports betting sites include:

• Visa
• Mastercard
• Paypal
• Apple Pay
• Google Pay
• PayID

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Withdrawals at Australian esports betting sites

Australian esports betting sites generally have more limited options when it comes to withdrawing your funds from your bookie account to your bank or web wallet account.

For instance, Neds, one of the most popular esports betting sites, only allows their customers to cash out using bank transfers and Paypal.

Withdrawals generally happen overnight at esports betting sites, although this is determined by how long it takes for your chosen bookmaker to process your cashout request.

Other betting sites in Australia can allow you to withdraw back to your bank card, like Visa, however in recent times we have not seen this option available as much.

There are limited fees when you do a bank transfer in Australia, with Neds processing cashouts for free, although there could be a small fee when you make a withdrawal using a service like Paypal or Neteller.

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Reviews of the top AU esports betting sites

EsportBet.com has reviewed many of the to esports betting sites in Australia, with these ranging from the biggest to to the more niche bookmakers down under. Our reviews of the top esports bookmaker sites are written by people who know the Australian gambling space and will give you an informed outlook on the different options available to bet on professional video game competitions.

Check out these esports bookmaker reviews:

• Picklebet
• Unibet
• bet365
• Dabble
• PlayUp

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Welcome bonuses & freebets at Australian betting sites

Australians unfortunately are not able to have esports betting bonus offers and free bet offers marketed to them, because of local laws, which restrict new account incentives. This means things like esports betting sign up bonuses cannot be marketed to Australians on EsportBet.com.

This ban on bookmaker welcome bonuses and offers falls under the National Consumer Protection Framework for Online Wagering, which was enacted into law in 2019 and came into effect in 2020. While these laws outlawing the marketing of sign up bonuses and welcome offers at esports betting sites, in a practical sense it is very much up for debate how much impact they had on the average punter.

While Australian esports betting sites offers are not allowed to be marketed at prospective customers, many still do have online bookmaker freebets available to existing customers. This means it always pays to hold accounts at multiple esports betting sites.

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Featured esports games betting sites guide

There are many different esports games available globally, and many Australian esports betting sites do not cover these games equally. For instance, you will find bet365 will have markets for many niche esports, while a smaller online bookmaker like PlayUp might stick to offering odds on the main esports games. Check out our esports games betting sites’ guide to learn more:

• LoL betting sites
• Dota 2 betting sites
• Counter-Strike 2 betting sites
• Overwatch betting sites
• Call of Duty betting sites