Which Broker Reaches the Venues You Need?
Pick the venues you want and see which betting brokers reach all of them. This finder is about betting brokers and exchange access, not insurance or forex.
Pick your venues
Brokers do not all reach the same venues, so the useful question is which of them reach every venue you want, not which name you have heard most. Tick your venues above. The finder checks your picks against the site's own list of who carries which venue and shows, for each broker, whether it is credited with all of them, which ones it lacks and the tool it offers for each. It never re-sorts the brokers by count and gives no country verdict. The broker's own country list, ID checks and terms decide the rest.
How to read the result
Tick one venue or several. Asian bookmakers sit in the first group (the section on what the Asian bookmakers on the list are explains them), exchanges and prediction markets in the second. The result redraws with every tick; with nothing ticked, it asks for one venue.
The first line of the result is arithmetic: how many brokers are credited with everything you ticked. "Credited" is the coverage list's own word. It means the list holds an entry for that broker and venue, with the tool the broker offers for it. A full match is a status, never a place, and the brokers stay in the site's fixed order.
Under each broker sit its tools for your picks, then any Check lines. A Check marks an entry the broker's own pages do not back up, or back up differently. BetInAsia carries one on every result, because this site could not read its pages directly and its entries rest on archived copies. AsianConnect's Check on Penta88 runs the other way: its help centre names that bookmaker, the list does not credit it, and the finder prints the conflict instead of picking a side.
MadMarket's Edge page names "Sharp", and whether that is SharpBet is not confirmed. A Check can also repeat the list's own remark: Sportmarket lists Singbet on request.
Read the Check lines first.
A broker that falls short shows how many picks it is credited with and names the venues it lacks. Every result ends with the same reminders (ID checks are required, the list is this site's own, check the broker's country list and the current terms), and Betfair or a prediction market adds a caveat of its own.
Two neighbours: the route finder sorts the ways into Betfair Exchange, and the betting tools run the numbers. New to the word broker? Start with a plain-English definition of a broker.
Where the list comes from
The coverage list is the site owner's, checked against the brokers' own pages wherever the research could read them; the Check lines mark where they disagree or say nothing. This is a reading of published pages: no account was opened to build it.
Three picks to try
Illustrations, not advice on where to bet. Tick them and the finder prints what the table says.
| Pick | Brokers credited with all | What drops out or is flagged |
|---|---|---|
| Pinnacle and Sbobet | BetInAsia, MadMarket, Sportmarket (3 of 4) | BetInAsia's own Check line appears. AsianConnect drops out: credited with 1 of 2, not with Sbobet. |
| Pinnacle and Betfair | BetInAsia, AsianConnect, MadMarket, Sportmarket (4 of 4) | Nobody drops out. Check lines sit on BetInAsia (its own), AsianConnect and Sportmarket, and the Betfair caveat appears. |
| Pinnacle and Kalshi | BetInAsia, MadMarket (2 of 4) | BetInAsia stays, with a Check line on Kalshi. AsianConnect and Sportmarket drop out (1 of 2 each, no Kalshi), and the prediction-market line appears. |
The first pick is the plain narrowing. Sbobet is not in AsianConnect's part of the list, so that broker falls out of the count and the other three stay.
The second is the dull one. Every broker passes, so the choice moves to what the finder cannot see: country lists, ID checks and terms.
The third is the one to slow down on. Say you want a Pinnacle entry and a Kalshi contract from one login. You tick both, see two brokers credited with the pair, open the first broker's entry, read that an archived copy of BetInAsia's own page says Kalshi odds are no longer available through it, and decide to read the current terms and ask both brokers before any money moves.
Kalshi stays in the count. Nothing is hidden.
Ticking a venue is not opening an account.
What a full match leaves open
Whether a broker will take you. The finder reads venues, not people. Each broker keeps its own list of excluded countries and the lists differ, ID checks apply at every one, and the law where you live comes first, so read the broker's own list, the current terms and local law before you register. Excluded countries, charges and the rules for getting money out are compared on the full broker comparison.
Nor can it see price. A bookmaker's price has a margin built in, and the margin calculator shows how much.
The Betfair entries carry a warning of their own. Each is a broker's own exchange tool, an arrangement under that broker's terms; where a broker's pages call it Betfair-related, Betfair does not confirm that. It is not a Betfair account, and it does not reopen Betfair's list of prohibited territories. If Betfair serves your country, the steps for opening a direct account are the other route.
Questions people ask
Which broker gives access to both Pinnacle and Betfair Exchange?
Tick both in the finder. Every broker on the list is credited with both, so the choice moves to country lists, ID checks and terms, and who holds the account behind a broker's exchange tool is a separate question.
Do all brokers reach the same venues?
No. Coverage differs venue by venue: tick Sbobet and one broker drops out of the count. More venues is not a better fit by itself, because each broker's country list, ID checks and terms still apply.
Is one broker account enough?
It can be, if one broker is credited with all your picks and takes you as a customer. A venue that drops a broker from the count is the reason to consider a second.
Does my country change what I can reach?
Yes, and the finder cannot see it: it gives no country verdict. The broker's own country list, Betfair's list of prohibited territories where Betfair is involved, and local law decide.
Is KYC still required through a broker?
Yes. Each broker ties full ID checks to your first withdrawal or earlier, crypto deposits included; check its current terms. For a direct Betfair account, the documents Betfair asks for are in the sign-up guides.