BetMakers announces finalisation of its LVDC acquisition
This deal formally closed on 1 February and sees BetMakers assume 100% ownership.
This deal formally closed on 1 February and sees BetMakers assume 100% ownership.
ACMA has issued formal warnings to offshore gambling companies for providing unlicensed services to Australian customers in violation of the Interactive Gambling Act 2001.
The extension provides Ainsworth shareholders additional time to consider Novomatic’s off-market takeover bid, with the offer now set to close in early February.
The project will see the Sydney butcher and dining brand launch its first Melbourne venue, with construction set to begin later this year and an opening targeted for mid-2027.
Operator reports AU$301m in Q2 revenue but warns material uncertainties remain.
Regulator issues penalties and remedial directions after failures to protect vulnerable customers.
Offshore casino-style services accounted for the majority of breaches, with investigations finding violations in every case reviewed under Australia’s Interactive Gambling Act.
Operator replaces UBS with MA Moelis as new shareholders move to reshape strategy.
Tribunal affirms AU$100,000 (US$66,000) penalty for breaches involving self-excluded customers and community clubs.
Bair joins Crown Melbourne from Crown Perth, where he served as Chief Marketing and Gaming Officer for nearly two years.