What the site is
A reference for the fine print behind Australian betting promotions: bonus bets, bet and deposit matches, boosts, stake-back tokens, turnover rules and the state laws that decide who sees an offer. Every rule is quoted from the bookmaker's own terms or help centre with its clause and date, and every guide works the rule on a $50 example. The method page explains how.
What it isn't
Punt Ledger isn't a bookmaker, doesn't take bets or deposits, and isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Sportsbet, TAB, PointsBet or any other operator. It doesn't list offers, because NSW law bans publishing betting inducements and this site explains mechanics instead; the NSW page covers that. It carries no offshore casino links.
Who writes it
Ollie Brennan-Kerr, a Brisbane punter who has read promo terms line by line since 2015 and keeps a spreadsheet of what each clause means on $50. Ollie's page says what that experience is and isn't.
How it earns
When a bookmaker's affiliate program is in place, links to that bookmaker may earn the site a fixed fee per new customer. No fee changes a score, a verdict or the order of anything, and the how we earn page says which links, if any, are paid right now.
Contact
Corrections and questions: the contact page. If a quoted clause has changed, say which page and which clause and it will be checked against the bookmaker's current terms.