
Australia’s ACMA cracks down on unlicensed offshore gambling operators targeting consumers
ACMA issues formal warnings to offshore casino and sports-betting operators flouting the Interactive Gambling Act 2001.
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ACMA issues formal warnings to offshore casino and sports-betting operators flouting the Interactive Gambling Act 2001.

ACMA adds five illegal gambling websites to its block list and warns influencers of heavy fines for promoting unlicensed platforms.

Judge orders Bodog to quit Manitoba and block locals. Ontario warns media. Offshore brands face bans, fines, and lost traffic across Canada.

Australia’s ACMA warns Hollycorn N.V. and Dama N.V. for unlicensed play. New 2025 blitz blocks 61 sites and enforces steep IGA penalties.

Over 40,000 Australians have self-excluded via BetStop, signaling a major shift in responsible gambling practices nationwide.

ACMA blocks more unlicensed gambling sites, bringing the total to 1,178, while warning players of financial risks.

ACMA warns Foxtel over a gambling ad breach during a live AFL match, citing inadequate responsible gambling messaging.

ACMA blocks eight illegal gambling sites, reinforcing efforts to protect Australian players from unlicensed operators.

Australian regulator ACMA issues formal warnings to Dama N.V. and Luster N.V. for offering unlicensed casino-style gambling to Australia.

ACMA issued warnings to SlotCatalog, Lucky Block, and Rooli for offering unlicensed gambling services to Australian customers.

Australian ACMA requests ISPs to block more illegal offshore gambling websites, including Lucky Block and Rooli.

Over 30,000 Australians have signed up for the BetStop self-exclusion scheme, showing a shift towards responsible gambling.

ACMA directs ISPs to block Casino Bello for breaching Australian gambling laws. Part of a wider crackdown on illegal sites.

ACMA warns 10 Play for airing gambling ads outside legal hours during live sports events. Network Ten responds to the breach.

ACMA blocks four offshore gambling websites under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001, continuing its crackdown on illegal operators.

ACMA reports its actions from April to June 2024, investigations, formal warnings, website blocks to combat illegal interactive gambling.

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) continues its crackdown, blocking additional illegal gambling websites.

ACMA finds Kayo Sports streaming service in breach of Australian gambling advertising rules with 16 violations during live events.

ACMA blocks illegal gambling websites, including A Big Candy, Jackpoty, and John Vegas Casino, protecting Australian players.

ACMA intensifies efforts to combat illegal gambling by requesting ISPs to block non-compliant sites, protecting Australian consumers.

ACMA has identified and taken action against 18 illegal gambling sites during the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.

ACMA addresses the challenge of Curaçao-licensed online gambling sites targeting Australian players, pushing for regulatory reforms.

ACMA's blocks illegal gambling sites like Lucky7even and 50 Crowns making a significant step in protecting Australian players.

ACMA continues its fight against illegal online gambling, blocking 12 more sites & bringing total to 926 under Interactive Gambling Act 2001.