License Name
Queensland Casino Licence and Wagering Licence
Queensland Casino Licence and Wagering Licence
Queensland, Australia
Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation (OLGR), Department of Justice and Attorney-General, Queensland
Casino table games, gaming machines, race wagering, sports wagering
Local (Queensland)
Very Good
Must be a corporation registered in Australia for wagering licences; casino licence applicant must provide extensive organisational details
Gaming licensees must adopt and report on anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) measures
Regular reports required, including AML/CTF reporting and compliance forms
Subject to compliance checks and audits by OLGR officers
Gaming and wagering equipment must be approved and may require evaluation by approved entities
Evaluation required for gaming machines and systems
Payment systems must comply with state and federal regulations
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Fees per application and licence, audits, and compliance requirements
Required for key individuals under both casino and wagering licences
Wagering licences (race/sports) are exclusive, with no new applications considered until 30 June 2044
Subject to Queensland betting and gaming taxes
Local operations only; Queensland focus
Applicants must submit comprehensive briefs with substantial business and technical detail
OLGR, Queensland Department of Justice and Attorney-General
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Legal processes per Queensland law
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Casino licence—complex process, subject to negotiation and application fee; Wagering licence (race/sports) application fee $20,750
Casino surveillance/supervision levy (proportion of $22,827,000 supervision levy); Wagering—quarterly fee adjusted annually by CPI
Regulated under Queensland and Australian tax law; Betting tax now applies—replaces wagering tax
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Regular reporting required as per licence conditions
Casino licence process may take several years
Detailed organisational data, compliance plans, technical specifications for casino; Wagering: corporate documents
Required for casino applications
AML/CTF policies, responsible gambling policies required
Evaluation of equipment by approved testing entities, technical evaluation fees apply
Equipment must be certified/approved
Casino and wagering key employees need suitable experience; staff training required for responsible service of gambling
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Advertising restrictions to protect minors and prevent gambling harm
Responsible Gambling Code of Practice and related requirements mandatory
Required; venues must have exclusion procedures (self-exclusion and venue-initiated exclusions)
Mandatory; minors are restricted from engaging in gambling
Required for all gaming and wagering licensees
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Casino games, gaming machines, wagering as per licence
Maximum wager controls in place, especially for harm minimisation
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Casino licences may permit live table games
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Casino licence—usually linked to specific term/condition; Wagering: race wagering licence 99 years, sports wagering licence 61 years
Fees subject to CPI, periodic reviews and compliance checks
Fines, licence suspension or revocation for serious breaches
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Some revenue directed to the Gambling Community Benefit Fund
Responsible Service of Gambling (RSG) training compulsory for staff
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Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation, Department of Justice and Attorney-General, Queensland, 1 William St, Brisbane QLD 4000, Australia
https://secure.olgr.qld.gov.au/forms/lls
Monday to Friday, 8:30am–5:00pm AEST
Liquor Licensing, Gaming Compliance, Responsible Gambling, Technical Services, Licensing Services
What is Queensland Casino Licence and Wagering Licence?
The Queensland Casino Licence authorises approved operators to run land-based casinos; the Wagering Licence allows wagering (betting) on races and sports within Queensland. Both are regulated by the OLGR. Information not found in publicly available sources regarding remote or online casino licensing.
Which jurisdiction issues Queensland Casino and Wagering Licences?
The Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation, Department of Justice and Attorney-General, Queensland, Australia issues these licences.
What is the cost of obtaining Queensland Casino and Wagering Licences?
The wagering licence application fee is $20,750; casino licensing fees are subject to negotiation and include supervision levies and other associated costs. See the official schedule for full details.
What are the main requirements for Queensland Casino and Wagering Licences?
Requirements include corporate registration, submission of comprehensive organisational details, implementation of AML/CTF policies, staff training in responsible gambling, compliance with technical and responsible gambling standards, and passing background checks on key individuals.