Australia passes wagering reforms introducing Adstop and customer harm flags
By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Summary
Australia’s Parliament passed federal gambling reforms on 19 August, iGaming Today reported. The legislation introduces the Adstop advertising opt-out register and requires wagering operators to identify customers at risk of harm and stop offering them inducements. It also prohibits direct inducement marketing during customers’ first 14 days and inducements within three months of leaving BetStop.
Why it matters
Wagering operators must identify customers at risk of harm and restrict inducements under Australia’s passed federal reforms.