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By The Weekly Edge desk ·
iGaming Today reported an AU$75,000 VGCCC penalty against Keno Vic over a customer’s return to gambling following self-exclusion. The regulator found that the customer had created another account without the operator stopping further play.
The case concerns identity checks intended to stop self-excluded customers from gambling again.
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