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Released bi-annually, this data set provides information relating to the total expenditure at each gaming venue. It includes venue classification and the allocation of electronic gaming machines (EGMs) throughout Victoria.

Tags Gaming

Released annually, this data set displays gaming expenditure compared to population density.

Tags Gaming

All employees working in gaming machine areas of an approved venue (when open to the public) must complete an approved Responsible Service of Gaming (RSG) training course.

Tags Gambling

Follow the step-by-step guide on how to apply for a gaming industry employee licence.

Tags Gaming industry employee, Gambling
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Online improvements to the gaming industry employee (GIE) application form have been made by the Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission  (VGCCC), making it easier to apply for a licence.

Tags Gaming industry employee, Gaming, News
A row of Electronic Gaming Machines, each with a chair in front of it

In July 2015, the Sporting Legends Club, located in Sale within the Wellington Shire, applied to the Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission  to vary the number of gaming machines permitted at the club from 74 to 80.

Tags Sporting club, Gaming, News
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Australian Gambling Statistics is a comprehensive set of statistics related to gambling in Australia which is compiled annually in co-operation with all Australian state and territory governments.

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All electronic gaming machines are fitted with an Intralot Slot Machine Interface Board, known as a SMIB. This connects every operating machine to Intralot’s Central Monitoring and Control System and maintains the integrity of the machine’s operation. All gaming machines must have an unbroken seal. Machines with missing or broken seals should be removed from game play.

Tags Gaming venue operator, Gambling, News
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Changes to the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (the Act) came into effect on 1 July 2015. The new legislation repeals a number of specific gambling-related offences and replaces them with three new offences.

Tags Gaming industry employee, Gaming venue operator, Gambling, News

The Gambling Regulation Act 2003 makes it compulsory for certain organisations holding gambling industry licences to have a Responsible Gambling Code of Conduct (Code) and, in the case of gaming venue operators, a self-exclusion program (SEP) in place.

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