Pick the Places You Want and See Which Betting Brokers Open Them All
Pick your places. The list shows which brokers open every one of them.
Four sports betting brokers open Pinnacle, Betfair and Orbit Exchange: AsianConnect, BetInAsia, MadMarket and Sportmarket. Add Sbobet and three are left: BetInAsia, MadMarket and Sportmarket. Add Kalshi, Penta88 or Turf7 and two are left: BetInAsia and MadMarket, the only accounts that open all 16 bookmakers and exchanges on the list. Tick your places in the finder below to see every broker that opens all of them, with its tool for each.
Tick the places, read the list
Start with the places you cannot drop, then add the nice-to-haves one at a time (I would) and watch which tick takes a broker off the list.
Broker finder
Tick the places you want on one account. The list shows the brokers that open every one of them, and the tool each one uses.
Tick one or more places to see which brokers open all of them.
Before any tick, each line shows how many places that account reaches: 7 OF 16, 16 OF 16, 16 OF 16 and 12 OF 16, in site order. Tick a place and only the brokers that open every ticked place stay, tagged OPENS ALL, with their tool for each place on the line beneath. A tool name is the product inside the account that opens the place: Pinnacle is PS3838 at three brokers and Probet42 at MadMarket. Platform means Sportmarket opens the place through its own platform, and on request marks Singbet at Sportmarket. The list cannot come up empty, because two of the four accounts open all 16. The full grid sits in the broker overview.
How the list narrows
Tick Orbit Exchange, Betfair and 3et and all four brokers are still on the list. Tick BetISN and one goes. Tick Matchbook and a second goes.
Five ticks, half the field gone.
The same run, tick by tick:
- Orbit Exchange
- all 4
- + Betfair
- all 4
- + 3et
- all 4
- + BetISN
- 3 of 4
- + Matchbook
- 2 of 4
- + Kalshi
- 2 of 4
Sportmarket opens twelve places and BetISN is one of the four it misses, with Penta88, Turf7 and Kalshi, so it leaves at the fourth tick. AsianConnect opens seven and Matchbook is not among them, so it goes at the fifth. Kalshi then costs nothing (a free tick, for once), because the two brokers still standing open all 16 places. Tick Kalshi on its own and the list is already down to two.
One hypothetical list
Say you want Betdaq, Matchbook and Orbit Exchange on one account, with Penta88 on top. Tick the four and BetInAsia and MadMarket are the only brokers left. Untick Penta88 and Sportmarket is back. Untick Betdaq and Matchbook as well and all four brokers are back.
The list depends on the set you tick, never on the order, and a broker returns the moment you untick the one place it misses.
Combinations people ask about
Six lists worked out on the coverage matrix. Brokers appear in site order, not ranked.
- Pinnacle and Betfair. All four: AsianConnect through PS3838 and Piwi247, BetInAsia through PS3838 and Sharp Exchange, MadMarket through Probet42 and Sharp Exchange, Sportmarket through PS3838 and FairExchange. Nothing to rule out, so the choice moves to what else the account opens.
- Pinnacle, Betfair and Orbit Exchange. The same four. Orbit Exchange comes through OrbitX at AsianConnect, Sharp Exchange at BetInAsia and MadMarket, and FairExchange at Sportmarket. At those last three one tool carries both Betfair and Orbit Exchange; AsianConnect gives each its own, Piwi247 and OrbitX. Best for one tool name covering both exchanges (BetInAsia, MadMarket, Sportmarket); not ideal if you want a separate tool for each (AsianConnect).
- Sbobet with Pinnacle, Betfair or Orbit Exchange. The same three whichever you pair it with: BetInAsia reaches Sbobet through BLACK, MadMarket through Edge and Sportmarket through its own platform. AsianConnect does not open Sbobet.
- Orbit Exchange and Polymarket. Also three: BetInAsia through Sharp Exchange and BLACK, MadMarket through Sharp Exchange and Edge, Sportmarket through FairExchange and its own platform. AsianConnect does not open Polymarket.
- Kalshi, Penta88 or Turf7. Any one of them, or all three: BetInAsia through BLACK and MadMarket through Edge, nobody else. Not ideal if you also need AsianConnect or Sportmarket: neither opens any of the three.
- All 16 places. BetInAsia and MadMarket, the only two accounts that open every place on the list. I would tick all 16 to see the ceiling, not to plan with, because an extra tick on a place you will never bet on can only cost you brokers.
New to back and lay? exchange betting explained comes first. The bookmakers in these lists have their own page, the guide to the Asian books, and how the exchanges compare sets the exchanges against each other. For the exchange all four brokers share, start with what Orbit Exchange is, then read the routes into Orbit Exchange for what each tool name means there.
What a place on the list does not tell you
Listed means open, nothing more
A broker against a place means the account opens that place. How much you can stake there, what the broker asks for before it funds the account and whether it takes your country are separate questions.
Deposits, ID checks and the list of countries are read broker by broker in the betting brokers guide, and caps on stakes in betting without limits. Licences have their own page, broker licences, and so does what each account adds besides the places, built-in betting tools.
The finder runs in your browser; nothing you tick leaves it. Where the matrix behind it comes from is written up in the editorial policy. When your list is down to a name or two, the sign-up walk-through for Orbit Exchange shows how the account opens, and the Orbit Exchange broker comparison lines the four up on that exchange alone. If broker is still a loose word, how brokers work pins it down. Or start again from the ORB Access home page.