- Community Support Levy (CSL) (Tasmanian Gaming Commission)
Details of the CSL, derived from the proceeds of gaming machines in hotels and clubs, which is used to support sport and recreation clubs, charitable organisations, the rehabilitation of compulsive gamblers, research and education, and other health services
- Gambling Support Program
The Gambling Support Progam of the Department of Health and Human Services provides support services to people affected by gambling. It also undertakes research, delivers education and health promotion programs, and provides grants to charitable organisations
- Gaming rules and standards
Rules and standards for a range of gaming activities in Tasmania: casino games, gaming machines, Internet gaming and wagering, surveillance standards, and Tasmanian Gaming Commission rules
- Know your odds
A Tasmanian Government site providing information to gamblers on the odds of winning a prize, explaining the concept of the House Edge, that is the mathematical advantage the gambling game has over gamblers as they play over time. Includes a video and participation opportunities through discussion groups
- Liquor and Gaming Branch (Treasury and Finance)
Web site of the Liquor and Gaming Branch of the Department of Treasury and Finance, with information, forms, and applications relevant to the licensing of the sale and supply of liquor in Tasmania, and the regulation of gaming activities
- Liquor and gaming: applying for a licence or permit
Links to information and forms relating to the licensing of liquor and gaming in Tasmania
- Minor gaming
Liquor and Gaming Branch information relating to authorised minor gaming (that is, where proceeds are used for not-for-profit organisations or for charitable reasons). Includes permit conditions and applications, game rules and conditions, game notification forms, exempt games, trade promotions, and application for authorisation of new games
- Tasmanian Gambling Exclusion Scheme (TGES)
The TGES is a Tasmanian Government scheme providing a means for patrons to exclude themselves from nominated gaming activities
- Tasmanian Gaming Commission
The Tasmanian Gaming Commission is an independent body responsible for the regulation of gaming in Tasmania
- Tasmanian Gaming Commission: publications
Links to current and past annual reports, and other publications of the Tasmanian Gaming Commission
