What we price

PiklBet runs markets across the sports Australians follow week to week rather than a catalogue padded out with competitions nobody here watches. That means depth where it counts: full NRL and AFL cards including line, total and player markets, A-League through to the European leagues, cricket in every format, and the tennis and basketball calendars from January onward.

Rugby league

Head to head, line, total points, first and anytime try-scorer, margin bands and winning method across every NRL round, plus State of Origin, the finals series, Super League and the internationals. Our NRL page carries the full market list and the way each one settles.

Australian rules

The AFL premiership season, finals and the major individual awards. Line and total markets open early in the week and are adjusted as team lists are confirmed on Thursday. AFLW is priced across its season on the same market set.

Football

A-League Men and Women, the Premier League, the major European competitions, the Socceroos and Matildas. Three-way head to head, both teams to score, totals and correct score are standard; draw prices sit in the middle column on every fixture card because football is one of the few codes where the draw is a real result.

Cricket

Test, ODI and T20 internationals, the Big Bash and Women’s Big Bash, and the Sheffield Shield. Match result, top run-scorer, top wicket-taker and innings totals, with markets adjusted for the weather and the toss rather than left to drift.

Tennis, basketball and the rest

The Australian Open through to the end of the tour year, NBL and WNBL alongside the NBA and EuroLeague, plus netball, golf, motorsport and the UFC calendar. If a competition is on free-to-air here, we price it.

How our markets work

• Fixed odds. The price you take is the price you keep, whatever happens to the market afterwards.
• Published margins. Our overround by market type is set out in the help centre, so you can see what we take before you bet.
• Clear settlement rules. Every market states its settlement source and what happens if a match is abandoned, postponed or shortened.
• No online in-play. Australian law does not permit online in-play betting on sport. Where we offer in-play at all, it is by telephone only.

Responsible market design

We do not run same-game multis with inflated prices designed to look generous, we do not send push notifications timed to losses, and we do not offer a market on anything where the outcome could plausibly be influenced by a single participant acting alone. Our integrity page explains the agreements that sit behind that last point.