Razoobet Australia: What Happened to Razoo Bet?

What was Razoobet?

A historical profile under the name Razoo Bet described an Australian online bookmaker offering racing and sports wagering. It named www.razoo.bet/home as its website and said customers had to be at least 18. A bookmaker accepts wagers on events; the available description identifies a betting service rather than an online casino.

The profile is useful evidence of how the brand presented itself, but it is not independent proof of its historical licence or every product it offered. The names Razoobet, Razoo Bet and Razoo appear in connection with the service; current operation under those names needs a separate check.

The available evidence supports a connection with Cash Cage in two ways: a company-name change in the Australian Business Register and an older captured website response. Neither establishes what happened to each customer account.

• Historical service: a bookmaker described as offering racing and sports wagering.
• Former address: www.razoo.bet/home, as named in the Razoo Bet profile.
• Current access under the Razoobet name: not verified.

How Razoo and Cash Cage are connected

The Australian Business Register records a company-name change under ABN 98 670 704 506. An ABN, or Australian Business Number, identifies a business in the register. The record shows the following name history:

Separately, the supplied research recorded an older captured response in which the former Razoo address redirected to a Cash Cage address. That is evidence of a website connection at the time of the capture, not proof that the redirect still works or that the same party controls the old domain today.

The unchanged ABN is stronger evidence of a company connection than a shared logo or a search-result snippet. Even so, the register entry alone does not identify the entity responsible for every historical customer contract or confirm whether accounts and balances moved.

• 22 August 2023 to 16 July 2025: Razoo Entertainment Pty Ltd.
• From 16 July 2025: Cash Cage Pty Ltd, under the same ABN.

Razoobet Australia: availability and regulation

The supplied research did not verify that Australians can currently register, log in or place bets under the Razoobet name. When the ACMA register was inspected for the research, no match for “Razoo” was found on the displayed page. An absent name on a current register does not, by itself, prove that a historical service was illegal.

At that research check, ACMA listed Cash Cage Pty Ltd, trading as Cash Cage, with cashcage.com.au and Liquor & Gaming NSW as its licensing authority. Register entries can change, so check the current listing before using a service.

The listing does not establish that every person is eligible to open an account, that every product is available in every location, or that a former Razoo login works at Cash Cage. Those questions require the provider’s current terms or account-specific confirmation.

• Current Razoobet registration and betting: not verified.
• Cash Cage: listed in the ACMA register at the time of the supplied research.
• Old Razoo accounts and balances: require separate confirmation.

What historical betting records establish

South Australia’s Consumer and Business Services lists a Razoo interstate-betting entry with an operative date of 18 October 2022. It also lists a separate Cash Cage entry dated 25 June 2025. Both entries show a New South Wales domicile.

An interstate-betting entry records an authorisation in that particular context; it does not independently establish all the terms of a New South Wales bookmaker licence. The displayed South Australian notice identifiers should not be assumed to be NSW licence numbers.

The 2022 Razoo entry predates the Australian Business Register’s 2023 start date for the name Razoo Entertainment Pty Ltd. The relationship between that earlier entry and the later company was not established. Taken together, the records show that a Razoo entry exists and that Cash Cage has a separate entry; they do not prove a single, uninterrupted historical licence.

For that reason, a licence claim in the old Razoo profile should not be treated as independently confirmed. The appropriate regulator for a particular historical account dispute may also need to be identified separately.

Australian rules for online wagering

The type of gambling service matters. ACMA identifies online casinos, online in-play sports betting and unlicensed sports betting offered to people in Australia among prohibited service categories. A listing for a wagering provider should not be read as permission to offer online casino games.

Payment rules matter too. Since 11 June 2024, online and telephone wagering providers have been prohibited from accepting deposits using credit cards, credit-linked funds, including through digital wallets, and digital currency such as cryptocurrency.

These are general rules, not a list of payment methods offered by Razoobet or Cash Cage. A reference to a card brand in an old review does not establish whether a card was credit-funded or whether it is accepted today. Check a provider’s current terms rather than relying on historical payment lists.

How the former service worked

The historical Razoo Bet profile described wagering on racing and sports. In practical terms, wagering involves staking money on an event’s outcome, with the possibility of losing that stake. The profile also said customers had to be at least 18.

This is a status assessment rather than a current Razoobet review. The research did not verify a present-day account-opening process, identity-check timing, app, betting markets, deposit options, withdrawal fees or support arrangements under the Razoobet name. It would be misleading to turn older descriptions into instructions for using a current service.

• Known from the historical profile: racing and sports wagering were described, along with an 18-and-over requirement.
• Not verified as current: registration, login, payment methods, withdrawal conditions, app availability and customer support.

How to check a betting site and protect your information

If you are looking for the Razoobet official site, start with the evidence rather than a sponsored search result. The historical profile named www.razoo.bet/home, but the current ownership and behaviour of that address were not verified. ACMA listed cashcage.com.au for Cash Cage; that does not make it a verified current website operating under the Razoobet name.

ACMA’s register is a practical starting point because it lets you compare the trading name, legal entity, website and licensing authority. Match all four rather than relying on a familiar brand or logo.

A redirect, an app-store listing or an HTTPS padlock alone does not establish who runs a gambling service. A register listing is an important check, but it is not a guarantee of security, prompt payment or a favourable outcome.

• Search the exact trading name in ACMA’s licensed-provider register.
• Match the legal entity and website address as well as the trading name and licensing authority.
• Read the current eligibility, withdrawal, privacy and complaint terms before opening an account or depositing money.
• Verify contact details independently before sending identity documents, account information or funds.

What to do about an old Razoo account

If you believe you had an old Razoo account, keep copies of account statements, transaction records and relevant correspondence. These can help identify the service you used and the dates involved without assuming that a particular provider holds the account now.

Contact the relevant provider through independently verified details and ask for a written response. You could write: “Please confirm which entity holds my former account, whether a balance remains and how I can request it.” Avoid sending identity documents until you have verified the recipient and understand how the information will be handled.

Ask which historical terms applied, what identification is needed, how to dispute the response and where to direct a complaint. The company-name change does not establish whether Cash Cage holds a particular former Razoo balance or can resolve every historical matter.

For Cash Cage, ACMA’s register identified Liquor & Gaming NSW as the licensing authority at the research check. ACMA directs other complaints about licensed providers to the relevant licensing authority. If your issue concerns an older account, confirm which authority is appropriate for that specific dispute.

• Ask whether the account still exists and which legal entity holds it.
• Request confirmation of any balance and the process for requesting it.
• Ask what identity documents are required and how they will be protected.
• Request the applicable historical terms and the complaint process in writing.

Safer gambling and support

Gambling can result in losses, and choosing not to gamble is an option. Checking a licence can help identify a provider, but it does not remove the risk of harm. If gambling is causing concern, support is available without needing to resolve an old account first.

• BetStop allows people to self-exclude from Australian licensed online and telephone wagering services in one step. It should not be assumed to cover every offshore or in-person service.
• Gambling Help Online offers free, confidential support. The Gambling Helpline is 1800 858 858 and is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

FAQ

Is Razoobet available in Australia?

Current registration, login and betting under the Razoobet name could not be verified. Cash Cage appeared on ACMA’s register at the research check, but that does not mean a former Razoo account automatically works there. Check the current register and the provider’s eligibility terms.

Is Razoobet licensed or regulated?

Historical Razoobet licence details were not independently established. South Australia lists a Razoo interstate-betting entry; separately, ACMA listed Cash Cage Pty Ltd with Liquor & Gaming NSW as its licensing authority. Those records do not establish one uninterrupted historical licence.

What is the official Razoobet website?

A historical Razoo Bet profile named www.razoo.bet/home. An older captured response redirected that address to Cash Cage, but its current ownership and redirect behaviour were not verified. ACMA listed cashcage.com.au for Cash Cage; check the live register rather than assuming it is a current Razoobet site.

Did Cash Cage take over my Razoo account or balance?

That has not been established. The Australian Business Register confirms a company-name change under the same ABN, not the status of individual accounts or balances. Ask the relevant provider in writing which entity holds your account, whether a balance remains and how to request it.

What should I check before using a betting site?

Compare the trading name, legal entity, domain and licensing authority with ACMA’s register. Then read the current eligibility, withdrawal, privacy and complaints terms. Verify contact details before sharing identity documents or money; a listing alone does not guarantee prompt payment or security.

Does an Australian wagering listing allow online casino games?

No. ACMA distinguishes wagering from prohibited online casino services offered to people in Australia. The historical evidence for Razoo describes a bookmaker; it does not establish that Razoo offered casino games.

Can I use a credit card to fund an online wagering account?

Australian online and telephone wagering providers have been prohibited from accepting deposits using credit cards, credit-linked funds, including through digital wallets, and digital currency since 11 June 2024. This general rule does not establish which other payment methods any particular provider accepts.