License Name
Victorian Wagering and Betting Licence
Victorian Wagering and Betting Licence
Australia (Victoria)
Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission (VGCCC)
Wagering (pari-mutuel, fixed odds), betting on racing, betting on sports, other approved events, approved simulated racing games (“trackside”), betting exchange
Local (Victoria)
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Licence may only be issued to an approved legal entity; Tabcorp VIC Pty Ltd is the current licensee
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Licence applicant and key persons are subject to probity, integrity, and fitness investigations under the Gambling Regulation Act 2003
Licensee must comply with the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006 (Cth)
Licensee must adhere to Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 (Vic)
Licensee must comply with applicable reporting obligations under the Gambling Regulation Act and as directed by the VGCCC
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Hardware, software, and equipment must be approved by the VGCCC and comply with relevant technical standards
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Licensee must maintain a physical place of business in Victoria during the term of the licence
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Comprehensive probity and suitability checks are required for applicants and key persons
Exclusivity applies to wagering and betting on nominated categories except for exceptions made by the Minister
Subject to state wagering taxes and product fees
Player data must be managed per Victorian and Australian privacy laws
Distribution may be expanded with VGCCC notification and must comply with Victorian law
Licence process includes public calls for expressions of interest
VGCCC (contact details subject to section 4 below)
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Licence cannot be transferred, assigned, sub-licensed, novated, amended, or surrendered except as set out in the Act
Not permitted unless set out in the Gambling Regulation Act
$600 million initial premium payment
$30 million annual payment on each anniversary of the licence commencement
Licensee is subject to standard corporate and wagering taxes in Victoria
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Responsible Gambling Code of Conduct must be adopted
Develop and submit systems for regulatory approval
All relevant equipment and software must be approved by the VGCCC
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Licensee must maintain a Victoria-based office during the term
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Harm minimisation and advertising requirements apply in accordance with Victorian law
Responsible Gambling Code of Conduct required; VGCCC reserves right to issue harm minimisation directions
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Licensee must have robust, risk-based ID and age verification controls; must verify player identity using reliable and independent documentation or electronic data
Comprehensive KYC procedures required under AML/CTF Act
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Wagering, betting on racing, sports, and approved events, betting exchange, simulated racing
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20 years (16 August 2024 to 15 August 2044)
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Offences may result in fines or licence cancellation as set out in the Gambling Regulation Act
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Minister may require tripartite deeds with key contractors
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No IP rights conferred by the licence
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Licensee must train staff in compliance with operating procedures and Responsible Gambling Code of Conduct
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VGCCC, Level 3, 12 Shelley Street, Richmond VIC 3121, Australia
GPO Box 1988, Melbourne VIC 3001, Australia
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https://www.facebook.com/VicGCCC
https://x.com/vicgccc
https://www.youtube.com/c/VGCCC/videos
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What is Victorian Wagering and Betting Licence?
The Victorian Wagering and Betting Licence is an exclusive 20-year licence issued by the VGCCC to authorise wagering and betting on racing, sports, and approved events in Victoria. It also covers simulated racing games and betting exchange operations
Which jurisdiction issues Victorian Wagering and Betting Licence?
The Government of Victoria issues this licence through the Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission (VGCCC)
What is the cost of obtaining Victorian Wagering and Betting Licence?
The licence has an upfront premium payment of $600 million and ongoing annual payments of $30 million throughout the 20-year term
What are the main requirements for Victorian Wagering and Betting Licence?
Requirements include Victoria-based legal entity, comprehensive probity checks, responsible gambling compliance, payment of large premium fees, adherence to AML and privacy laws, licensing of key personnel, local office maintenance, and compliance with the Gambling Regulation Act 2003