Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland’s Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation says Keno (QLD) Pty Ltd is the state’s exclusive Keno licensee. The page also states that employees of the licensee whose duties relate to Keno games need an employee licence, while hotel and club staff selling tickets or paying winnings do not.
The licensing rules identify the exclusive Keno operator and specify which workers need an employee licence.
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Queensland’s Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation issues licences required for people working in certain roles in the state’s gaming industry. The department page directs applicants to information about licence types and applying, including through the LGFT online portal.
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