Ubet (company)

Ubet (stylized UBET) is an Australian betting brand established in 2015 to rebrand of Tatts Group's wagering business which previously traded as TAB and TattsBet. Historically owned by the Tatts Group since their privatisation by their respective state governments, the four UBET companies are now wholly owned subsidiaries of Tabcorp Holdings Limited as a result of a merger between the Tatts and Tabcorp companies in 2017.[1] UBET operates the statewide Totalisator Agency Board (TAB) agencies in Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory and provides both pari mutuel and fixed odds wagering on thoroughbred racing, harness racing and greyhound racing, as well as major local and international sports events through a network of retail agencies, telephone call centre, on-course betting facilities, its website and mobile apps.

UBET
Subsidiary of Tabcorp Holdings Limited
IndustryBookmaking
Founded2015 renaming of TattsBet Limited
HeadquartersBrisbane, Australia
Key people
David Attenborough , Managing Director and CEO
ProductsTotalisator Agency Board , Wagering
Websiteubet.com

TAB Licences

History

The Queensland Government privatised TAB Queensland Limited (later named UNiTAB Limited, then TattsBet Limited and then UBET QLD Limited) by listing it on the ASX. The company acquired NT TAB Pty Ltd (later renamed UBET NT Pty Ltd) and SA TAB Pty Ltd (later renamed UBET SA Pty Ltd) in 2000 and 2001 respectively. Tatts Group was formed as result of a merger between Tattersall's Limited and UNiTAB Limited in 2006. Tatts Group acquired Tote Tasmania in 2011.

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References
  1. Tabcorp-Tatts $11bn merger approved by Competition Tribunal again
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