Exclusive: Industry sources say decision could be highly consequential and limit AFL’s dependence on gambling
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The Victorian gambling regulator is considering whether to make an unprecedented intervention in a dispute between the AFL and bookmakers, which could set a limit on the league’s revenue from wagering.
Earlier this year, the AFL proposed a significant increase to the amount of money it receives from each bet placed on a match. The league also proposed a minimum $20,000 annual fee for all bookmakers, including small operators who focus on racing.
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