Unlicensed Gambling Sites Forced to Close in Australia

New enforcement actions by the Australian Communications and Media Authority has reportedly forced 33 unlicensed gambling sites to stop accepting bets from the country. The authority and Chairwoman Nerida O’Loughlin (l.) released a report saying the “prominent” internationally licensed online gambling sites had withdrawn from the Australian market in the 12 months since the country’s amended gambling laws took effect.New enforcement actions by the Australian Communications and Media Authority has reportedly forced 33 unlicensed gambling sites to stop accepting bets from the country. The authority and Chairwoman Nerida O’Loughlin (l.) released a report saying the “prominent” internationally licensed online gambling sites had withdrawn from the Australian market in the 12 months since the country’s amended gambling laws took effect.New enforcement actions by the Australian Communications and Media Authority has reportedly forced 33 unlicensed gambling sites to stop accepting bets from the country. The authority and Chairwoman Nerida O’Loughlin (l.) released a report saying the “prominent” internationally licensed online gambling sites had withdrawn from the Australian market in the 12 months since the country’s amended gambling laws took effect.