Kiwifreebets

Contact – Kiwifreebets

Free bets and the offers around them are explained on Kiwifreebets for readers in New Zealand. This page names the publisher, shows where to ask a question and outlines the legal frame the content follows.

Table of Contents
  1. Who publishes the site
  2. What the site is
  3. The New Zealand frame
  4. Content and its limits
  5. Links to other sites
  6. Copyright
  7. If betting becomes a problem

Who publishes the site

The publisher’s name, legal form, address and e-mail for direct contact are available at kiwifreebets.com. They are given so that the site can be identified and so that questions or complaints have somewhere to go.

What the site is

It is an information site on racing and sports betting. No bets are taken, no customer accounts are kept, no money is accepted and no bookmaker is represented. Forecasts that promise a win are not published.

The New Zealand frame

Section 74AAA of the Racing Industry Act 2020 makes TAB NZ the only provider allowed to offer racing and sports betting to people in New Zealand, a position it has held since 28 June 2025; TAB and Betcha are its online brands. The Department of Internal Affairs supervises compliance. No licence exists to be applied for, so no other bookmaker holds one. Adults only: betting with TAB NZ starts at 18.

Content and its limits

Pieces are written with care and revisited from time to time, but odds, markets and offer terms change constantly, and the provider’s own current terms decide. Kiwifreebets takes no responsibility for decisions made on the strength of its content. Misleading conduct in trade is forbidden by the Fair Trading Act 1986, and the content is written with that rule in mind.

Links were checked when they were added. What a linked page later contains is beyond the site’s control and the owner’s responsibility. A link to unlawful content is removed once reported.

Texts, tables and graphics are protected by the Copyright Act 1994. Use that goes beyond fair dealing needs the editors’ written consent first.

If betting becomes a problem

Betting can do harm. Someone who recognises signs of excessive gambling in themselves or a person close to them can reach out to the Gambling Helpline or Safer Gambling Aotearoa. TAB NZ also describes deposit limits, bet limits and self-exclusion on its own pages.

Last updated: 30 October 2026.