ACMA Warns Proxous For Providing iGaming Software to Unlicensed Online Casinos

ACMA Warns Proxous For Providing iGaming Software to Unlicensed Online Casinos

Company sub-licensed Real Time Gaming software to 13 unlicensed online casinos

by - Monday, August 8th, 2022 2:12

ACMA Warns Proxous For Providing iGaming Software to Unlicensed Online Casinos to Proxous Advanced Solutions Limited (Proxous) after an investigation found that the company had provided iGaming software to 13 unlicensed online casinos that are illegally marketing to Australians.

ACMA Warns Proxous For Providing iGaming Software to Unlicensed Online Casinos

According to the ACMA announcement the casinos using Proxous licensed software are:

  • Fair Go Casino
  • Two Up Casino
  • ACMA Warns Proxous For Providing iGaming Software to Unlicensed Online Casinos
  • BoVegas
  • ACMA Warns Proxous For Providing iGaming Software to Unlicensed Online Casinos
  • Uptown Aces
  • Red Dog Casino
  • Slots Empire
  • Cherry Gold Casino
  • Play Croco
  • ACMA Warns Proxous For Providing iGaming Software to Unlicensed Online Casinos
  • Ozwin Casino
  • Reels Of Joy

All of the casinos use RTG products and software and have previously been listed as illegal by the ACMA and placed on a block list. Since the ACMA first started blocking sites, over 170 gambling websites have pulled their services from the Australian market.

However, this is the first time that the ACMA has taken direct action against a company for providing software to an unlicensed online casino. Proxous is a Hong Kong-based company established in 2017.

The news comes just a few weeks after the ACMA announced that it will launch BetStop, a national register where people can opt to self-exclude from all online gambling websites and apps.

Natasha Lyndon

Based in London, Natasha is a former sports journalist with experience working for some of the biggest athletes & brands in the world of sports and iGaming.