[new2betting]

I've always seen their ads on various sporting/betting sites but have never tried them.

The Centrebet site looks high-tech to me with lots of options.

Anyone over here use them?

I guess you can say they are financially-stable being listed on the ASX and one of the oldest sportsbooks around.

Feedback regarding www.centrebet.com would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

[koshka]

A- for me, fast payouts, quick replies to emails

[mad]

Good option if you're not a yank. Aussie book so you know you're safe, better lines out there at times but a definite option.

[new2betting]

Thank you for the feedback guys!

I will definitely try them out. They have better lines than the new mansion.com sportsbook and definitely more variety. It is best to spread the funds around.

[bigboydan]

Originally Posted by new2betting

I will definitely try them out. They have better lines than the new mansion.com sportsbook and definitely more variety. It is best to spread the funds around.

Let us know how your experiences go with Centrebet New2betting.

[tribet]

My bets all get referred but it's a good book no problems with payouts.

[bigboydan]

Originally Posted by tribet

it's a good book no problems with payouts.

thats the bottom line as far as I'm concerned tribet.

[new2betting]

Is this Centrebet's way of Asian Handicapping?



I thought that Asian Handicaps should not have any "draws"?

Or don't they have any Asian Handicapping?

[vanman]

Looks like no asians to me.

[noyb]

there;s a difference between European Handicaps and Asian Handicaps. The first is 1 x 2-format (so with draw-possibility), the other 1 2-format.
Centrebet usually has Euro Handicap, but sometimes also offers Asians. Some bookmakers do Euro, some bookmakers do Asian, some bookmakers do neither, some bookmakers do both.

[Zeroed]

One of those books that should be A, instead of some others (i wont mention any names!)

[kiwi]

Centrebet is really recommendable - far better than many other books with european soccer odds.

[new2betting]

Thank you for all the positive reviews.

And I agree that Centrebet should be at least an A book.

[bigboydan]

Originally Posted by new2betting

Thank you for all the positive reviews.

And I agree that Centrebet should be at least an A book.

I don't know if I would go that far or not. I think they deserve another review though in order to make sure it's not an over site.

[diamond]

Centrebet should absolutely be an A book on your list.

They have been around for ages, always fast payout and excellent service. Their licensed in Australia, which itself is quality. They dont limit customers,but instead they but some bets "Under review"; but most of the time you are allowed to bet the amount you request.

For Europeans its without doubt one of the best bookmakers around.

Also I highly recommend their poker client. Easy to transfer between sportsbook and poker, and their support is top notch. Quick answers and always treat new and established customers with the highest level of service.

[pjesnik24]

centrebet is a great book, no problems with them whatsoever EVER

[bigboydan]

Originally Posted by Zeroed

One of those books that should be A, instead of some others (i wont mention any names!)

You said you won't mention any names, but now you have me curious. So could you please name just a few?

[romaine]

Centrebet is an absolute Top Book, highly recommended!

[new2betting]

Centrebet has:
1) lots of payment options
2) better odds than many sportsbooks
3) fast payouts
4) no (known) limiting
5) very easy to use software
6) publicly-listed and well-governed
7) financially-stable and larger than a lot of A+ books

.... why isn't Centrebet an A+?

[gmanea]

Yes centrebet definitely a top notch book, used them on and off for years. Odds are pretty standard

[SPECULATOR 13]

Originally Posted by new2betting

Centrebet has:
1) lots of payment options
2) better odds than many sportsbooks
3) fast payouts
4) no (known) limiting
5) very easy to use software
6) publicly-listed and well-governed
7) financially-stable and larger than a lot of A+ books

.... why isn't Centrebet an A+?

a)Do they allow people to win,before they start f*ucking around?i know they are not British but i read somewhere that the Australians BOOKS have lost their good manners also and are now "BET 365-ING" players?(see Canbet reviews they are ambiguous at best)

b)Are you able to go on a major loosing streak(as i am right now)and not have to worry about making a come back by having your account being close or limited to a ridiculous among as with the U.K. books?

That old chum are the questions,that need to be answer before i would give them any good ratings at all!!

[bigboydan]

Originally Posted by diamond

Their licensed in Australia, which itself is quality.

You can't really ask for much better from a security standpoint. It's just too bad I can't play there is all.

[gmanea]

As far as I'm concerned, bet with Australian books and you will never have any problems. They are very heavily regulated and all require licensing. No bullshit.

Centrebet is a fantastic book, as far as I'm concerned the only thing stopping it from being A+ is they don't have many ht/ft bets in nba and usually you can find better odds on moneyline betting. Customer service, reliability etc is really good.