Online Gaming in Oceania

Online gaming in Oceania is mostly limited to lotteries and to race and sports wagering. Online gaming licenses are available in a few Oceanian jurisdictions. Some of the countries prohibit their citizens from gambling online.

Oceania iGaming Subjurisdictions
Australia	Marshall Islands	Norfolk Island	Samoa
Cook Islands	New Zealand	Papua New Guinea	Vanuatu

Oceania Online Gaming News

Unibet operator fined $60,000 for illegal advertising (24 May 2023)
The penalty was imposed in Sydney’s Downing Centre Local Court on 22 May after Betchoice was convicted of breaching NSW gambling laws.

Australian economy affected by illegal offshore gambling market (23 May 2023)
The Australia Offshore Wagering Market Analysis 2023 Report has also revealed the illegal offshore market in Australia is now worth more than $1.1 billion, approximately 15% of the total Australian gambling market.

Gaming Laboratories International invests in iTech labs (19 May 2023)
The arrangement allows iTech’s clients to benefit from GLI’s global network of laboratories and relationships with regulators worldwide.

Crown Melbourne Casino fined $30 million by VGCCC (27 April 2023)
The Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission handed down the penalty after investigating the Australian casino's bank check practices.

Kayo breaches gambling advertising rules (19 April 2023)
The Australian Communications and Media Authority found Kayo contravened gambling advertising rules by showing gambling advertisements during the May 2022 Fremantle V Collingwood AFL match.

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