Asked for certified id by a copper when I first time joined. Luckily I had this already stamped due to joining canbet so wasn't too bothered about it (although having to get it done at first for canbet was a major annoyance). Other than that I found them to have generous odds, well designed site that was very easy to use and get bets with, very polite and helpful staff and quick payouts when you were blessed with the good fortune to land a few winners.

Although this bookie still needs to modernise its account verification systems to those of the western world not set out as an oversized island in the middle of the south east pacific ocean (called australia) by utilising electronic or sight of scanned documents that european bookies use, they still offer a very generous way above what boookies in europe are offering new account player bonus of $200 AUD which is about 80 pounds in english money. The odds are good and once you've sent in your id and at all times thereafter, withdrawal processing times are pretty quick and as such I still award them a full 4 marks.

On account of their generous freebet that can't lose offer, I give them a full 5 marks, odds were good enough and so was customer service and payout times. Had my id already certified for canbet so had no delays getting out winnings, site easy to use.

Very good welcome bonus, way above industry average excluding the US bookies. International thinking type company with support in many languages. Pay out winnings in a timely manner as long as you send them certified ID which I happened to have immediately available. All in all very good as was my personal betting experience with them.

Although some aggro involved in their archaic customer verification system of getting someone official to stamp a copy of your passport saying the've seen the original, on account of their vastly recently upgraded new player sportsbook bonus worth $200 it has gone from what I would have rated previously as a low score of just satisfactory to a very good 4. It seems to be competing for business with luxbet, which to my mind is one of australia's better bookies. They only used to give about 5 english pounds, but their generosity has put them up in my estimations. Of course $200 AUD is only about 80 pounds english money, but that's a pretty good bonus. Odds are competive and the customer service is good and friendly.

Goodish odds and good selection of sporting events including plenty of european stuff which I like to bet on, even though they're an aussie bookie. Customer service agents are polite and friendly enough.

Good odds and fast payout, and good customer service, only snag with them is the overburdensome security which requires photostats of your passport stamped as having the original seen by a policeman, lawyer or some other horrible person you'd rather not give the time of day. Alternatively you could go to a nice person like a doctor but it's a lot of time wasting. So only gets a low score 'cos of that.

Like canbet, used to do fiver sign up bonus, don't spend it all at once, choose your sandwich and can of coke you can get with it wisely. Still if you put it on the right selection at long odds and got lucky you might end up making 50 quid or something if of course it did actually come in. But failing that, they want you to send certified copies of your passport, not really worth the aggro for a fiver. If you're from down under, might be a bit of fun at the weekend. This certified id thing seems to be a favourite amongst aussie bookies.

Bookmaker Centrebet is known for high betting limits and has often the best odds. In their offer you can find all the popular betting events, you will be surprised with a very detailed quota on Scandinavian betting events.

Another bookie who wants id stamped by a solicitor or someone, sure i am who i say i am and it's no problem if i'm really desperate to bet with them, but i'm not that desperate, so sod it i'll go to someone else, nah leave it.