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Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Online gambling credit card ban impacts AU sports bets

Good Morning. Card denied. Following a ban on credit card use for online gambling in Australia, that’s exactly the case, prompting a significant decrease in sports betting in the nation. While the move discourages more casual punters, the dwindling use of plastic in the online world means that the impact is unlikely to be that significant. Looking further afield, Genting Malaysia’s profit could rise up to $406 million by 2030, according to analysts, despite potential risks linked to its New York investment. And down under, Bally’s has cleared its hurdles to become a significant shareholder in The Star, with all the changes that entails.

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Australia’s ban on credit cards for online gambling prompts a drop in wagers

Credit card ban prompts drop in sports betting: report

Australia’s efforts to mitigate gambling harm appear to be working, at least on some fronts. According to a recent study, the ban on use of credit cards for online gambling has caused a significant drop in wagering, stopping many punters from betting with borrowed money. The ban largely affects casual punters, mostly due to the inconvenience. However, given the already dwindling use of credit cards in online betting, the impact is not likely to be significant.

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