For gambling providers

To operate gaming machines in Victoria, you must obtain a Venue Operator Licence. Apply for a club or hotel venue operator's licence based on your venue type. Learn the requirements and how to apply for a new licence or add a venue to your existing licence.

If you work in the gaming industry in Victoria, you may need a Gaming Industry Employee (GIE) licence.

Learn about licensing requirements under the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (Vic), including authorised betting competitions, public lotteries, and Keno games.

Find out who can apply to be a bookmaker in Victoria, the registration process, key employee requirements, and the obligations of registered bookmakers.

Learn about the role of Sports Controlling Bodies (SCBs) in regulating sports betting events.

Learn about the Victorian Wagering and Betting Licence, which allows Tabcorp VIC Pty Ltd to offer a range of gambling activities, including pari-mutuel and fixed odds betting.

The Melbourne Casino, operated by Crown Melbourne Limited, is Victoria's only casino licensed under the Casino Control Act 1991.

Organisations must be declared as community or charitable entities to conduct raffles, sell lucky envelopes, host fundraising events, or run bingo sessions.

Apply to the VGCCC to be added to the Roll of Manufacturers, Suppliers, and Testers for gaming equipment and systems in Victoria.

These resources support both the industry and the community in maintaining integrity, safety, and fairness. Key resources include checklists, templates, videos, posters, and guides on responsible gambling, anti-money laundering, ID checks, CCTV requirements, and advertising regulations. If specific information is unavailable, find out how to access it.