Dabble Sports incurs fine exceeding AUD1m for self-exclusion breaches

By The Weekly Edge desk · 17 September 2026 · Updated 16 October 2026

Summary

Dabble Sports received a fine exceeding AUD1m for breaches of self-exclusion rules, iGaming Business reported. ACMA member Carolyn Lidgerwood described the breaches as serious.

Why it matters

Dabble Sports’ self-exclusion breaches resulted in a fine exceeding AUD1m, highlighting the financial consequences of those failures.

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EntityDabble

TypeCompany

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Main marketsAustralia

Enforcement & compliance1

Fines recordedAUD 1,000,000

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