Australian Gambling Scene on the Rise | IXGAMES

With the number of changes being made on the gambling and sport betting scene as a whole, some may be surprised at just how well Australia is getting on in its gambling sector. In fact, it continues to be one of the world’s healthiest when it comes to the industry. Of course, for most people, the news isn’t really that surprising, especially with the latest moves the Australian government is making toward gambling. Land-based gambling lying low With the Australian government going after land-based gambling zones, it’s no wonder more and more people are resorting to online gambling. Add this to the fact that Internet gamblers can play better and more all at the comfort of their own home. It’s not really surprising why the virtual game is winning hands down. Since the service is open any time all the time, Internet gamblers can wake up any day and easily log on to their favorite gambling sites without any problems. Government reactions According to the latest news, the Australian government is getting more lenient when it comes to deals with igaming operators. They are becoming more open to the b2b deals with operators like PartyGaming and Virgin Games. News says that developments are probably ongoing and that a new and exciting setting is bound to welcome the Australian gambling sector. At the same time, the Australian government is looking into the fingerprint technology for its gambling sector. It’s been said that the technology will be used to track down problematic pokie players, but the whole idea is still under discussion and has been proposed by one of the senators. However, the idea is still up for discussion with varying opinions from different people. Crown Limited One of the Australia’s largest casino and entertainment companies, the Crown Limited, is back on track with profits continually rising over time. One of its top man, Rowen Craigie has been getting praises for being one of the brains for getting the company operating in the black along with a sizeable overall salary along with David Courtney, the top man in Crown’s Melbourne operations. In fact, Courtney salary raised from 2.7 million to 2.9 million because of these excellent margins. Since investing in the US and suffering a major setback, Crown decided to focus more on its Australian market and plans to grow its VIP sector for the next years. So far Crown Limited and the people behind it are making the right moves toward the gambling industry in Australia. Plans to renovate most of its property holding including new private games suites show exactly how well the gambling industry in this particular part of the world is going.