The penalty comes just after the casino group reported improving quarterly results.
Sydney and Gold Coast operations helped drive the quarterly improvement.
Victoria is promoting three safer betting habits, while South Australia's campaign focuses on online sports wagering and young men.
The suspected syndicate allegedly promoted gambling services through Telegram and WeChat.
An independent expert valued RCT units below the cash offer price.
The Australian operator was found to have allowed a user registered with BetStop to access its services.
The pair of players promoted prohibited gambling service Vegastars through social media content.
New licences still offer opportunities. But as taxes rise and regulatory settlements prove less durable than ever, gambling’s next growth story may need more than another flag on the map.
The operator secured one of 15 application rights following a competitive auction.
The group expects its cost programme and asset sales to support improved financial performance.