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How big is the threat of illegal offshore wagering?

How big is the threat of illegal offshore wagering?

Some of the country’s biggest bookies have called for the government to consider the proliferation of offshore wagering, prompting criticism from anti-gambling advocates and harm experts.

  • by Amelia McGuire

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The $25 billion pokies giant gambling on tech

The $25 billion pokies giant gambling on tech

Aristocrat is the hidden name behind the headlines when talk turns to Australia’s addiction to poker machines, but the $25 billion group has made its biggest gamble on the tech industry.

  • by Colin Kruger
Pokies taxes to be reviewed after claims venues are cashing in on ‘loophole’

Pokies taxes to be reviewed after claims venues are cashing in on ‘loophole’

The way pokies venues are taxed could be overhauled after a local council accused pubs and clubs of abusing concessions designed to pump money back into the community.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
Crime Commission to investigate claims money laundering documents withheld

Crime Commission to investigate claims money laundering documents withheld

Independent MP Alex Greenwich has claimed that Liquor and Gaming failed to provide all relevant documents about the extent of money laundering in pubs and clubs.

  • by Alexandra Smith
Entain secures 25-year partnership with New Zealand TAB

Entain secures 25-year partnership with New Zealand TAB

Entain has committed to investing $900 million in the New Zealand racing industry as part of its 25-year strategic partnership with the New Zealand TAB.

  • by Amelia McGuire
Tabcorp enters the race for Melbourne Cup broadcasting rights

Tabcorp enters the race for Melbourne Cup broadcasting rights

Tabcorp has begun talks with the Victorian Racing Club to secure the rights to broadcast the Melbourne Cup in a $100-million-plus five-year deal.

  • by Amelia McGuire
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Too slow to act: Sportsbet fined $13,000 for failing to protect customer

Too slow to act: Sportsbet fined $13,000 for failing to protect customer

Sportsbet failed to intervene when one of its customers deposited more than $15,000 over a 24-hour period less than a week after they opened their betting account.

  • by Amelia McGuire
Pokies giant takes $1.5b gamble on Israeli gaming outfit

Pokies giant takes $1.5b gamble on Israeli gaming outfit

Aristocrat Leisure will acquire NeoGames in a push to firm up its position in the online lottery market after a failed bid for another gaming firm last year.

  • by Millie Muroi
PointsBet seals $225 million US sale to Jay Z-backed Fanatics

PointsBet seals $225 million US sale to Jay Z-backed Fanatics

Fanatics Sportsbet will acquire PointsBet’s US operations, but the ASX-listed wagering company will retain its Australian and Canadian outfits.

  • by Amelia McGuire
Jay-Z backed Fanatics edges closer to $200 million PointsBet deal
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Jay-Z backed Fanatics edges closer to $200 million PointsBet deal

Under the terms of the proposed deal, Fanatics Sportsbet would acquire PointsBet’s US outfit and its lucrative technology, which is operational in 14 states, including New York, Michigan and Pennsylvania.

  • by Amelia McGuire
Peter Dutton says gambling ads targeting sport could be banned, like tobacco

Peter Dutton says gambling ads targeting sport could be banned, like tobacco

The opposition leader insists outgoing AFL chief Gillon McLachlan and NRL boss Andrew Abdo have a moral obligation to wean their sports off gambling revenue.

  • by Paul Sakkal