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Tournament organisers can only charge such fees if all fees paid are returned to players as winnings in full. Tournament organisers often charge players a fee in order to participate in a poker tournament, which is commonly called an entry fee, a buy-in fee or an administration fee. Unlawful poker can result in a penalty of $165,220, or 2 years imprisonment, or both. If the above requirements are not met, the poker game or tournament may be unlawful, unless a minor gaming permit has been granted (see fundraising involving poker below).

a person must not receive any money or anything else of value for organising, managing or supervising the poker game or tournament (whether they participate in the tournament or not).

all money or anything else of value that is paid or staked is returned to players as winnings in full and.

the poker game or tournament must not be conducted with the intention to raise money for any purpose (exceptions include fundraising for charitable organisations, see fundraising involving poker below).

If players must pay, (for example, the player pays an entry fee to enter the poker tournament or stakes money on the poker game), the following requirements apply: There are no restrictions on poker games and tournaments played outside the casino if players do not have to pay money or anything else of value to play in the game or tournament. Poker games and tournaments are commonly played outside casinos including at pubs and sporting or community clubs.

This page outlines conducting poker outside a casino.

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Interactive wagering and betting services.Regulatory requirements to transfer ownership of a gaming venue.Providing and recording access to monitoring data.Surrender your gaming licence or permit.Apply for a new licence, permit or registration.