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Thought this would be the right place to ask , as there are many punters on this forum. I understand that in play betting is currently only allowed through telephone betting, and not available online after a particular sports event starts. I think for most punters its the inconvenience having to ring up to place a bet once an event starts at which time , sometimes it may take up to 5 minutes for bets to be accepted. (ive had days where it may take up to around 15 minutes from bookmakers) One only has to see on betting exchanges as to how much money is bet in-play especially in sports like: tennis, cricket, soccer to see that this a serious business for alot of people.
From what I heard the legislation was introduced back in 2001 mainly to protect money from online casino betting going overseas and to offshore companies who could take money from Australian punters.
Would you like to see in-play betting introduced? Has there been any updates regarding the legislation? Can we dream as Australian punters to have a day in the future where in-play betting will be allowed?
From what I heard the legislation was introduced back in 2001 mainly to protect money from online casino betting going overseas and to offshore companies who could take money from Australian punters.
Would you like to see in-play betting introduced? Has there been any updates regarding the legislation? Can we dream as Australian punters to have a day in the future where in-play betting will be allowed?
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