Jack Sullivan, Australian Market Editor
Jack Sullivan edits the Australian section of landing.space from Melbourne. Over ten years he has watched a market split in two: licensed wagering on one side, a blanket ban on online casino games on the other, and a large number of Australians playing at offshore casinos anyway. His pages stay with that reality: what the Interactive Gambling Act actually prohibits, how far ACMA's blocking lists get, and what to check before depositing at a site that no Australian law covers.
Author Credentials
His ten years in the Australian gambling trade press covered ACMA enforcement, the rollout of BetStop and wagering rules state by state. He works from the Interactive Gambling Act 2001, the ACMA complaints process and the payment-blocking measures that followed, and follows each ACMA enforcement update as it lands.
How I Write
Australian readers get the answer in the first line. Points from the IGA or an ACMA decision are cited. Each casino review says at the start that online casinos are not licensed for Australians, and what that means: no BetStop coverage and no Australian recourse.
Areas of Focus
- Interactive Gambling Act 2001 and what it prohibits
- ACMA blocking, complaints and enforcement
- BetStop and self-exclusion limits offshore
- Offshore pokies sites marketed to Australians and their real terms
- Australian payment mechanics: PayID, cards, crypto