Supervision charges for the 2017-18 financial year are now due for gaming venue operators. Penalties apply for late payment.
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Supervision charges for the 2017-18 financial year are now due for gaming venue operators. Penalties apply for late payment.
Gaming venue operators are urged to double check their permitted trading hours ahead of Good Friday and Anzac Day next month.
Premises that advertise wagering or betting services are reminded that such advertising is prohibited in certain circumstances.
Section 3.5.35 of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 prohibits the display of gaming machine related signs. This page outlines the requirements.
These guidelines have been produced to assist venue operators with the Self-Exclusion Program.
Venue operators are required to independently record soft meter data on a daily basis in order to comply with the ‘Accounting and auditing venue requirements’ approved by the VCGLR.
This page sets out what is required when a gaming venue operator wishes to change the layout of their gaming machine area (GMA). This is often referred to in the gaming industry as the “area within the green line”.
Changes are now in effect impacting how patrons can access cash in gaming venues.
The VCGLR has implemented a new audit process for gaming venues to improve how it validates reported gaming data.
The Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation (the VCGLR) has a new audit process designed to better assess the accuracy and completeness of reported gaming machine data.
