Gambling signage

Chance of winning notice

This sign must be displayed in every area where gaming machines are located.

Only hotels, clubs and the Casino are required to display this sign.

By law this sign must be purchased from the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing and cannot be reproduced.

Gaming machine notices

Every gaming machine must display both a gambling warning notice and a problem gambling notice. There are five formats of these notices.

Only hotels, clubs and the Casino are required to display this sign.

By law these notices must be purchased from the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing and cannot be reproduced.

Counselling notice

This notice is required to be displayed:

• at the main entrance to a hotel or club;
• in the vicinity of any entrance to the Casino;
• at the main entrance of a racecourse and wherever betting is conducted at the racecourse;
• at a point of sale where tickets of entries to a public lottery are sold; and
• where totalizator betting is conducted.

By law this sign must be purchased from the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing and cannot be reproduced.

Automatic teller machine (ATM) and cash back terminal sign

This notice must be displayed on top, or on the front of each ATM and cash back terminal installed at all gambling venues.

This sign is not required to be purchased from the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing.

Think! About your choices
Call Gambling Help
1800 858 858
www.gamblinghelp.nsw.gov.au

Player Information Brochures

Player information brochures are required to be made available:

• where gaming machines are located in hotels and clubs;
• in the Casino where gaming machines are located and where other casino games are conducted;
• where betting is conducted at a racecourse;
• at a point of sale where tickets or entries to a public lottery are sold; and
• where totalizator betting is conducted.

The law requires that the brochures are to be made available in five community languages (Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Turkish and Vietnamese) and be provided as soon as practicable after being requested by a patron.

By law player information brochures must be purchased from the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing and cannot be reproduced.

Contact cards

Contact cards provide contact information to problem gamblers and their families on self-exclusion and counselling services available from the venue.

The cards are required to be displayed in a clear, plastic, see-through card holder which is to be attached to each bank of approved gaming machines.

Only hotels, clubs and the Casino will be required to display contact cards. Venues had until 1 December 2009 to acquire the contact cards.

By law contact cards must be purchased from the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing and cannot be reproduced.