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A row of Electronic Gaming Machines, each with a chair in front of it

In July 2015, the Sporting Legends Club, located in Sale within the Wellington Shire, applied to the Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission  to vary the number of gaming machines permitted at the club from 74 to 80.

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Licensed clubs make a significant contribution to the social and economic life of Victorians. 

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