Other forms of authorised gambling in the community

The Gambling Regulation Act 2003 and the Gambling Regulations 2015 explain what types of gambling are allowed in Victoria and the rules that must be followed. The following are some examples of gambling activities that are allowed in the community under these laws.

Trade promotion lotteries

Find out how to conduct a trade promotion lottery in Victoria, including the conditions, who can organise them, and the rules for entry and prize distribution.

Fundraising events

Learn how a community and charitable organisation can apply for a permit to conduct a fundraising event.

Footy tipping

Understand the regulations surrounding sports tipping competitions in Victoria, including when approval is required and entry fees.

Poker

Learn the rules for conducting poker games and tournaments outside of casinos, including requirements for fees, winnings, and fundraising events. Find out about the conditions for lawful play and the risks involved.

Melbourne Cup sweeps

Learn about Melbourne Cup sweeps, including how winners are determined, prize money distribution, handling scratched horses, and where sweeps can be conducted.

Two-up (ANZAC Day)

Two-up is a game where 2 coins are tossed, and people bet on both landing on heads or tails. It can only be played on ANZAC Day or leading up to it, and only at specified venues.

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