Australia's ACMA has asked internet service providers to block several websites, including MyStake, according to the report. It identifies MyStake as owned by Santeda International BV and says the brand was accused last year of targeting UK players.
The requested blocks could restrict access to MyStake and other named websites in Australia.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not named | Not stated | ACMA requests Google remove 57 gambling domains targeting Australia | Not stated | |
| Tabcorp | AUD 158,000 | ACMA fines Tabcorp A$158,000 over illegal in-play tennis bets | Not stated | |
| Polymarket | Not stated | ACMA classifies Polymarket as unlicensed gambling in Australia | Not stated | |
| Tabcorp, LightningBet | AUD 112,680 | ACMA finds six wagering providers breached BetStop rules in 2024 | Not stated | |
| Vegastars, Rainbet | Not stated | ACMA investigates offshore betting promotions linked to Australian Open | Not stated |
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