Is Unibet licensed in Australia?
Unibet (Betchoice Corporation Pty Ltd) is licensed by Northern Territory Racing and Wagering Commission (NT). Licence status: active. Last verified 20 July 2026.
Unibet is on the Bureau's avoid list
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- 2025-05-21 — The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) fined Unibet's parent company Betchoice Corporation $1,014,120 for over 100,000 contraventions of the Interactive Gambling Act, including failure to close the betting accounts of 954 customers who had registered for self-exclusion with the National Self-Exclusion Register. (The Straight)
“The Australian parent company of online wagering platform Unibet has been fined more than $1 million over its failure to close the betting accounts of almost 1000 customers who had registered for self-exclusion.”
- 2019-04-23 — Racing NSW seized the phone and laptop of Unibet's Australian head of bookmaking Phil Moyes as part of an investigation into whether he was involved in betting manipulation and integrity violations alongside former Tabcorp trading manager Sally Snow and her husband Nathan. (SMH.com.au)
“Stewards are understood to now be investigating whether Moyes was involved in similar activity at Unibet in his role as the head of bookmaking at the online gambling operation.”
Listed operators can respond — entries are reviewed by the Bureau and removed when the matter is resolved.
About
Licensee: Betchoice Corporation Pty Ltd.
Licence details
- Regulator
- Northern Territory Racing and Wagering Commission
- Jurisdiction
- NT
- Licensee entity
- Betchoice Corporation Pty Ltd
- Licence type
- Sports bookmaker licence
- Status
- Active
- Last verified
- 20 July 2026
- Betting platform
- Kambi · reported by mybettingsites.com
- Launched
- 1997 · reported by mybettingsites.com
- Source
- Official register entry
Licensing details can change — always confirm with the regulator named above.
What does Unibet offer?
How do I complain about Unibet?
- Complain to the operator first, in writing, through its published complaints or customer support channel — keep a copy and note the date.
- If the operator does not resolve it, escalate to Northern Territory Racing and Wagering Commission, the regulator that licenses Unibet (regulator register entry).
- Note the time limit: the NT Racing and Wagering Commission generally requires betting disputes to be lodged within 60 days of the event you are complaining about.
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