Lottoland to survive in Australia after court victory
Online lottery disrupter Lottoland has successfully overturned a government ruling that had threatened to end its business in Australia by declaring its gambling products illegal.
Lottoland to survive in Australia after court victory Advertisement Online lottery disrupter Lottoland has successfully overturned a government ruling that had threatened to end its business in Australia by declaring its gambling products illegal. In a blow for $9 billion ASX-listed gambling giant and licensed lotteries operator Tabcorp, the NSW Supreme Court late on Friday found in favour of Lottoland in a claim it brought against the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA). Lottoland has faced strong opposition since in launched in Australia in 2014. Jim Rice ACMA in June found
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