The September addendum keeps the national and regional registers electronically linked for another four years.
National Betting Authority figures also show online stakes of €252.3m and 22,660 illegal sites on its blocklist.
More than 64,000 Russians have reportedly registered for self-exclusion since the system launched, prompting discussion about expanding restrictions beyond individual players.
The operator expects a normalised EBITDA loss of AU$6m to AU$8m for the six months to 30 September.
The initiative combines AI detection, joint enforcement and public prevention campaigns.
The High Anti-Corruption Court also ordered confiscation of the former official's property, while leaving him on bail pending the verdict becoming final.
11 entities have secured the right to apply for New Zealand’s 15 available online casino licences after an auction that attracted 32 bidders.
Participation has increased sharply since the regulator strengthened the initiative in June.
The operator will pay NZ$15m per licence before the regulated market opens next year.
Industry representatives say further restrictions could also affect investment and licensed operators.