BetAces Review

BetAces is one of the newest names on the Australian betting scene, launching in September 2026 with a focus on horse racing and Australian sport.

While the BetAces name might be new, the people behind the site aren't completely new to online bookmaking. BetAces is operated by Millett Bookmaking Pty Ltd, the same company behind XBet.

The site itself is pretty straightforward. Racing is clearly a major focus, with plenty of different price options, Same Race Multis and useful form information, while the sports section covers all of the usual Australian and international competitions.

We've taken a closer look at the new site to see what it has to offer in our BetAces review below.

BetAces Website

One thing we noticed pretty quickly with BetAces is that they haven't tried to reinvent the wheel.

That's not necessarily a bad thing.

The website is clean, reasonably quick to navigate and puts upcoming racing front and centre. Thoroughbreds, greyhounds and harness racing are all covered, while there's a separate sports section for punters who want to move away from the races.

BetAces uses the Punterstech betting platform, which is also used by a number of other Australian bookmakers. If you've used one of those sites before, parts of the BetAces experience will probably feel familiar.

The homepage includes upcoming races, featured events and your bet slip without making things unnecessarily complicated.

There are also a couple of handy racing features including Best Backed, which highlights runners that have attracted support in the market, and Quick SRM, where BetAces displays ready-made Same Race Multis.

It's a relatively simple betting site, but for a new bookmaker we'd rather see something that works well than a site overloaded with features that nobody uses.

BetAces Horse Racing

Racing looks to be the strongest part of the BetAces product.

All three Australian racing codes are available - thoroughbred racing, greyhound and harness racing. Where BetAces gets a little more interesting is with the number of different racing price products available.

Along with regular fixed odds, punters can access several tote-based options including Best Tote plus SP, Best of Three Totes, Best of Two Totes, Middle Tote and Tote plus 5%.

There's also the usual collection of racing exotics including quinellas, exactas, trifectas, first fours, daily doubles and quadrellas. Same Race Multis are available too, including the Quick SRM feature mentioned above.

Overall, this is probably where BetAces makes its best case. There's nothing revolutionary about the racing product, but there's enough depth here for regular racing punters rather than the site simply offering fixed win and place markets.

BetAces Sports Betting

BetAces also offers a solid selection of sports markets.

For Australian punters, that naturally starts with AFL and NRL, with Same Game Multis and player markets available alongside the standard match markets.

Other sports available include basketball, soccer, tennis, UFC, NFL and a range of international competitions.

The sports section is easy enough to get around, with upcoming and popular events given priority rather than making you dig through a huge menu to find what you're after.

BetAces isn't going to match some of Australia's biggest bookmakers for the sheer number of obscure leagues and markets available, but the coverage should be more than enough for most punters betting on mainstream Australian and international sport.

BetAces Same Game Multis

Same Game Multis have become an important part of any Australian sportsbook and BetAces has them covered.

You can combine multiple selections from the same sporting event into a single bet, with AFL and NRL naturally among the sports where SGMs are most useful.

There's also an SGM tracker built into the BetAces app, making it easier to follow the individual legs of your multi once the game gets underway. Racing punters get the equivalent through BetAces Same Race Multis.

BetAces Mobile App

BetAces has released a dedicated mobile app for both iPhone and Android devices in Australia.

The app provides access to both racing and sports betting, including form information, Same Game Multis and account management.

BetAces has clearly designed the product with mobile betting in mind and the interface carries across well from the main website.

BetAces Deposits and Withdrawals

BetAces supports standard Australian banking methods including debit card and bank transfer, with PayID also available.

The bookmaker does not advertise transaction fees for making deposits or withdrawals.

One detail we do like is that BetAces actually publishes information about when withdrawals are processed. OSKO withdrawals are processed twice daily, at 9am and 9pm Sydney time, subject to the relevant cut-off times and account checks.

As with other Australian bookmakers, customers will need to complete the required identity verification before withdrawing funds.

Deposited funds are also subject to turnover requirements before they can be withdrawn, so it's worth checking the current BetAces withdrawal terms rather than depositing money you don't intend to bet.

BetAces Promotions

BetAces offers promotions to eligible existing customers, although these aren't displayed unless you're logged in to the site.

That's fairly common among Australian bookmakers these days. Australian wagering laws place significant restrictions around advertising betting incentives, so the best way to see what BetAces currently has available is to create an account and check the promotions section after logging in.

Always read the individual terms before opting into any betting promotion.

Is BetAces Legit?

Yes. BetAces is a licensed Australian betting site that launched in September 2026.

The BetAces business name is registered to Millett Bookmaking Pty Ltd, an Australian company that also operates the XBet brand.

BetAces appears on the Australian Communications and Media Authority's register of legal Australian wagering providers and operates under a licence issued by Liquor & Gaming NSW.

That distinction is worth checking whenever a new bookmaker launches. There are hundreds of offshore gambling sites online, but Australian punters should stick with operators that are licensed to provide wagering services here.

BetAces Customer Support

BetAces provides customer support through live chat and email. Live chat is advertised as being available between 8am and 8pm AEST.

What We Like About BetAces

The strongest part of BetAces is its racing offering.

There are plenty of pricing options for racing punters, Same Race Multis are well integrated and features such as Best Backed and Quick SRM give you something beyond a basic race market.

The site is also easy to use. BetAces hasn't filled every page with unnecessary widgets and menus, so finding a race or sporting event and getting a bet into the bet slip is straightforward.

We also like seeing another Australian-owned bookmaker enter the market, particularly one backed by an operator that already has experience running wagering brands.

BetAces Review FAQs

Is BetAces legal in Australia?

Yes. BetAces is listed on the ACMA register of legal Australian wagering providers and is licensed through Liquor & Gaming NSW.

Who owns BetAces?

BetAces is operated by Millett Bookmaking Pty Ltd, which also operates XBet.

When did BetAces launch?

BetAces launched in Australia in September 2026.

Does BetAces have an app?

Yes. BetAces has dedicated iPhone and Android mobile betting apps available through the Australian Apple App and Google Play Store.

Does BetAces offer horse racing betting?

Yes. Horse racing is one of the main strengths of BetAces. The site covers thoroughbred, greyhound and harness racing and offers fixed odds, tote-based products, exotics and Same Race Multis.

Does BetAces have Same Game Multis?

Yes. Same Game Multis are available on selected sports, including major Australian competitions such as the AFL and NRL.