Underage Gambling Prevention Flashcards

What is the minimum legal age for gambling on gaming machines in NSW?

Answer: 18 years

The minimum legal age for gambling in NSW is 18 years old, as established by the Gaming Machines Act 2001.

Under the 'Challenge 25' approach adopted by many NSW venues, at what apparent age should staff request proof of age from a patron?

Answer: Anyone who appears under 25

The Challenge 25 approach requires staff to request ID from anyone who appears to be under 25 to ensure they meet the 18-year minimum age requirement.

Which of the following is an acceptable form of ID for age verification at an NSW gaming venue?

Answer: An NSW Photo Card

An NSW Photo Card is a government-issued ID containing a photo and date of birth, making it an acceptable form of proof of age.

A patron in the gaming area appears to be under 18 and cannot produce acceptable ID. What must the staff member do?

Answer: Ask them to leave the gaming area immediately

If a patron cannot provide acceptable ID and appears to be under 18, staff must ask them to leave the gaming area immediately.

Under NSW gaming legislation, who is prohibited from entering a gaming area?

Answer: Persons under 18 years of age

Under the Gaming Machines Act 2001, persons under 18 years of age are prohibited from entering gaming areas.

Can a parent or legal guardian accompany their minor child into the gaming area of a licensed NSW venue?

Answer: No, minors are prohibited from entering gaming areas regardless of adult supervision

Minors are prohibited from entering gaming areas regardless of whether they are accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Which of the following best describes a venue's primary legal obligation regarding underage gambling?

Answer: To ensure gaming areas are only accessible to persons aged 18 and over

A venue's primary legal obligation is to ensure gaming areas are accessible only to persons who are 18 years of age or over.