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Australia Considers Banning Gambling Ads During Live Sports Broadcasts

Australia's anti-gambling forces are at it again with an effort to ban gambling advertisements from live sports broadcasts. The proposed ban is being offered as an incentive to curry favor with Senator Nick Xenophon and his increasingly powerful political coalition, the Nick Xenophon Team. According to reports from Australian media, government officials are keen to…

Australian Tennis Players Catch Bans and Fines for Match Fixing

Three Australian tennis players have been handed large fines and bans from the sport after being found guilty of match fixing. The punishments, which were handed out by the Tennis Integrity Unit (TIU), are meant to send a strong message to athletes in gambling-crazy Australia that match fixing of any kind will not be tolerated.…

LadBrokes and Digital Sports Tech Partner on Australian Prop Bet Deal

Ladbrokes is teaming up with Digital Sports Tech to bring custom prop bets to the massive Australian sports betting market. It's a move that, if successful, could add a very profitable vertical for bookmakers worldwide. The new partnership will allow Ladbrokes to implement a new level of personalized sports betting by letting punters build their…

PokerStars CFO Hints at Pullout from Austrlian Market

PokerStars could be pulling out of the lucrative Australian gambling market as soon as this week if a new bill cracking down on grey market operators passes into law. The proposed measure, an amendment to the Interactive Gambling Act of 2011 (IGA), would close loopholes that allowed PokerStars, and other major operators, to operate in…

Australia Cracks Down on 'Click-to-Call' and Offshore Gambling

A new bill introduced in the Australian Parliament this week is aimed at closing a legal loophole that allowed offshore gambling sites to operate without local licensing. If passed into law, the Interactive Gambling Amendment bill 2016 would mean the end of click-to-call in-play wagering for Aussie punters. The legislation was introduced by communications minister,…

Australia Shuts Down Norfolk Island Gaming Authority

Australian authorities have had enough of the Norfolk Island Gaming Authority (NIGA) and are moving to remove its ability to license online operators. The move comes after a damming report by a state-sponsored audit that labelled NIGA as, "barely viable," and, "beyond redemption." NIGA came under scrutiny last year when it granted a license to…

Aussie Gamblers Can Access Online Gambling Accounts from Convenience Stores

In the very near future, Australia's legion of online gamblers will be able to deposit and withdraw funds from online casinos and sportsbooks at their local convenience store. The new system is a leap forward in convenience, but was instantly targeted by Australia's very vocal anti-gambling crowd. As of this writing, more than 1,600 gas…

Trouble Down Under: William Hill Sheds Aussie Market Share

There's trouble Down Under for William Hill, one of the world's top online gambling operators. According to recent reports, the company has been shedding market share in Australia and that's not sitting well with investors. As recently as last week USB, a global financial services firm, once again classified William Hill in the "sell" category.…

Players Cleared in Australian Open Match Fixing Probe

After an extensive investigation, the Tennis Integrity Unit has found no signs of match fixing during this year's Australian Open. The probe was launched after online bookmaker Pinnacle Sports reported unusual betting activity in the mixed-doubles market. Upon noticing a large amount of wagers rolling in on some fairly obscure, and long-odds pairs Pinnacle halted…

Australian Computer Scientists Believed to Be Bitcoin Inventor

The true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the anonymous inventor of the Bitcoin, has finally been revealed. According to a number of published reports Craig Wright, an Australian tech entrepreneur, is the real Satoshi Nakamoto and he's got the Blockchain evidence to back his claim. A number of credible sources, including the Economist, have met privately…