Wagering
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The latest news, features and analysis on the wagering industry.
PulseBet ad withdrawn over objectification complaint
Two corporate bookmakers have been forced to remove advertisements, which were found to have breached the advertising industry code of ethics.
Senet legal column - Can WSPs promote and market the Olympics in gambling advertising?
Our latest column from wagering law experts Senet, explores the role of Australia’s WSPs when it comes to offering markets on the upcoming Paris Olympics.
‘We must constantly engage and re-engage with fans’ - Hong Kong not immune to racing’s downturn
Local wagering turnover on Hong Kong races dropped 7.2 per cent year-on-year with the Hong Kong Jockey Club admitting it must explore new ways to captivate fans.
Cash betting remains a money laundering concern for AUSTRAC
Cash may have once been king of Australian betting rings and TABs, but financial crimes regulator AUSTRAC said it represents a threat to the integrity of the wagering industry.
Made in Australia, sold in America - ZeroFlucs’ journey from start-up to Caesars
ZeroFlucs has become the latest Australian wagering tech business to make a substantial splash in the United States, having been acquired by casino behemoth Caesars Entertainment.
How Sydney’s on-course bookies are railing against a changing wagering market
A wagering platform that brings the best odds available from the racetrack betting ring to punters' fingertips has been introduced in the hope that it can reinvigorate on-course bookmaking.
Federal crossbench moves to ban gambling advertising
Federal parliament crossbenchers, frustrated by the Albanese government’s lack of progress of gambling advertising reform, have introduced a Private Member’s Bill which would ban all advertising of online gambling.