Draft Gambling Act changes would raise online fees, force data links to the revenue agency and tighten safeguards for vulnerable players.
The package also lifts machine forfeiture rates, ends VIP gaming programs and tightens advertising rules, with $95.2 million pledged over four years.
The proposal would also curb lottery promotions and ban celebrity, human and animal imagery, but it still needs official approval.
The deal would also cap betting ads around live sport and ban them on jerseys, in stadiums and after sign-up.
Judges said a platform that reviews a creator’s channel for a commercial partnership cannot claim a passive-hosting exemption.