FRIDAY · 2 OCTOBER 2026
SECTION
Trends in fixed odds wagering, market share shifts, and major sporting event coverage.
01 — SPORTS BETTING
Parlay betting (known locally as multi betting) lets punters combine multiple selections into a single wager, with odds that multiply across each leg. The mechanics behind pricing, margins, and risk management are more complex than they appear.
02 — SPORTS BETTING
Handicap betting is a staple of Australian fixed-odds wagering, yet its mechanics trip up casual punters and create distinct pricing challenges for bookmakers. Here's how the market actually works.
03 — SPORTS BETTING
Australia is one of the few regulated markets where in-play sports betting is prohibited online, yet demand hasn't disappeared. Here's how the restriction works and what it means for operators and punters.
04 — SPORTS BETTING
Cash-out is now a standard feature across Australian sports betting platforms, but the mechanics behind it reveal a consistent margin in the operator's favour. Here's what the data shows.
05 — SPORTS BETTING
Same-game multis have become one of the most commercially significant products in Australian sports betting, shifting how bookmakers price risk and how players engage with individual matches.
06 — SPORTS BETTING
NBA betting has become one of the most commercially significant international sports markets for Australian bookmakers, driven by time-zone convenience, same-game multi adoption, and a growing local fanbase.
07 — SPORTS BETTING
Tennis betting sits among the top fixed-odds markets for Australian bookmakers, with the Australian Open alone generating significant handle. Here is how the market operates from an industry perspective.
08 — SPORTS BETTING
Big Bash League sports betting is one of the fastest-growing fixed-odds markets in Australian wagering, generating substantial handle across each BBL season. Here is how the market operates and what drives it.
09 — SPORTS BETTING
NRL sports betting is the second-largest fixed-odds wagering market in Australia, generating significant handle across every round of the regular season and finals. Here is how the market is structured and who shapes it.
10 — SPORTS BETTING
AFL sports betting sits at the centre of Australia's fixed-odds wagering market, generating more handle than any other domestic competition. Here is how the commercial structure works and who benefits most.
11 — SPORTS BETTING
The Moheli iGaming licence has attracted interest from offshore operators seeking a regulated but cost-accessible permit. Here is what the jurisdiction offers and where the trade-offs sit.
12 — SPORTS BETTING
iGaming affiliate marketing is one of the most powerful player acquisition channels available to operators, but it carries compliance obligations and reputational risks that demand careful management.
13 — SPORTS BETTING
iGaming licensing services cover everything from jurisdiction selection and application management to ongoing compliance support. Here is how operators should evaluate them before committing.
14 — SPORTS BETTING
B2B solutions for iGaming underpin almost every product decision an operator makes, from platform choice to payment rails and compliance tooling. Here is a clear-eyed look at how the supplier landscape works and what to prioritise.
15 — SPORTS BETTING
Australian sports betting is navigating a tighter regulatory environment while mobile wagering and same-game multis continue to reshape how punters engage with fixed-odds markets in 2026.