This page summarises general public information and is not affiliated with ACMA or a substitute for current official guidance.
Use ACMA as a current information source
ACMA maintains public information about online gambling services, compliance and consumer warnings. It is a more reliable starting point than a promotional post or unverified review.
Go to the official source for current detail rather than relying on a summary page.
Recognise consumer-risk signals
Unclear ownership, missing terms, inconsistent contact information, aggressive payment prompts and guaranteed-outcome claims are reasons to pause.
A familiar logo or social-media endorsement does not solve those concerns.
Do not confuse a regulator with an operator
A regulator’s public guidance is not an endorsement of a gambling service. An operator should not be assumed regulated merely because it uses official-sounding language.
If a service seems suspicious, do not move money or disclose personal information until it is verified.
Frequently asked questions
What does ACMA do?
ACMA has a role in online gambling regulation and publishes public information, warnings and compliance material.
Does an ACMA page endorse a casino?
No. Regulatory information is not an endorsement of an operator.
Sources and review note
This page is general information only. Laws, provider terms and support services can change.