Been mucking around with a few bookies this footy season instead of just sticking to one, mostly for AFL/NRL and the odd racing bet when I'm bored on a Saturday arvo. Figured I'd chuck this up because they all look pretty similar at first, then you actually use them for a couple weeks and the little annoying stuff starts showing up fast.
For me, Sportsbet is still the easiest one to live with day to day. App runs smooth, finding markets isn't a pain, same game multis are simple enough, and I haven't had to wrestle with cashing out. TAB was alright for racing but the app still feels a bit clunky to me... not unusable, just not one I feel keen to open unless I'm already on there for the horses. Neds was decent for promos and boosts when I was using it more, but I had a couple moments where I was flicking around looking for a market thinking where the bloody hell did they hide it. betr I gave a go as well, had a few decent features, just didn't really stick for me.
The big thing for me now is how painless they are once real money is moving in and out. Depositing is never the issue, funny that. Withdrawals, identity checks, random account reviews, limits on certain markets, all that stuff matters way more than some flashy bonus banner. A couple of them were no worries, one took long enough that I started checking my bank app every ten minutes like a goose.
Anyway that's where I'm at with the local bookies right now. If you've found one that's been properly solid lately, keen to hear it. Especially if they're good on AFL/NRL markets and don't make you jump through hoops the second you try to pull your own cash out.