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61.1% of the monthly gambling revenue. Tasmanian gamblers must apply for a limit increase, subject to approval. The Tasmanian government implemented an annual gambling spending limit of AU$5,000 on poker machines. Tasmanian Liquor and Gaming Commission - regulates the operators and ensures they adhere to the Act. The state government enacted the Gaming Control Act 1993 to ensure a responsible gambling scene. The TLCG manages the taxation of the gambling industry. Tax rates vary depending on the venue and the gambling type. Totalizator, Fixed Odds Betting, and Betting Exchange- 15% on net wagering revenue, with a tax-free threshold of AU$150,000. Tasmania has the lowest number of bettors in the country, the state government follows a well-defined gambling taxation system. The tax is based on the monthly gross profit earned. 5.88% of gross profit. Instead, interstate companies run the state. Tasmania doesn’t have major lottery businesses. The TAS Government receives the tax collected in VIC and QLD for all lottery tickets sold. Victoria is home to the largest casino in the Southern Hemisphere - the Crown Melbourne. More than 500 table games: Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, Poker. VIC enacted five legislations to control any gambling activities within the state. Other famous forms of gambling are the lottery, horse races, and sporting events. Gambling operators must strictly follow the state’s regulations. In FY 2021-2022, Victoria’s lottery losses increased to 52.12% compared to the previous financial year. With the growing number of operators and increasing gambling activities, Victoria enacted legislation with different gambling scopes. Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission (VGCCC) - responsible for operator’s licensing and compliance. The table below shows the division of responsibilities among the legislation. Victoria’s taxation rates depend on the gambling type and forms-wagering and betting, keno, and casino. Totalizator, Fixed Odds Betting, and Betting Exchange- 10% tax on net wagering revenue, with a tax-free threshold of AU$1 million.