Rigged or not: what the Acts criminalise and what the sites publish about their games

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The Acts make interfering with a game an offence in plain words, and the game pages print a return figure per title. How often the operators themselves mention a testing lab is counted below, site by site.

What the Act says

Northern Territory: fraud in playing a game

A person shall not, by fraud, fraudulent device or practice in playing with an instrument of gaming, win from a person for himself or herself, or another person, money or a valuable thing.

Section 59 of the Gaming Control Act 1993 (NT), in-force text on legislation.nt.gov.au, pulled 12 September 2026.

Queensland: dishonesty in an authorised game

(1)A person must not, in relation to an authorised game, dishonestly obtain a benefit by - (a)an act, practice or scheme; or (b)the use of a thing.

Section 169 of the Interactive Gambling (Player Protection) Act 1998 (Qld), in-force text on legislation.qld.gov.au, pulled 12 September 2026.

New South Wales: interfering with a machine or its software

(1) A person who, during the design, manufacture, assembly, maintenance or repair of an approved gaming machine, does anything to fraudulently gain an advantage (whether or not for another person) in the operation of the gaming machine is guilty of an offence.

Section 81 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (NSW), in-force text on legislation.nsw.gov.au, pulled 12 September 2026.

What the sites themselves publish about their games

Per site, the table counts the game pages that print a return figure and the sentences in its own documents that mention a testing lab, an independent test or a random number generator:

SiteGame pages with a return figureAudit or RNG wording in its documents
LuckyOnes0yes, 2 sentences
Boho0yes, 2 sentences
RollXO0none in our copy
CrownSlots0none in our copy
Spinline0none in our copy
7Bit1294none in our copy
Winz1none in our copy
CrownPlay0none in our copy
Neon540none in our copy
StoneVegas0none in our copy

What this does not settle

An offence in an Act is not evidence about any particular site, and a published return figure is the operator's own number rather than a measured one. The absence of audit wording in our copy is a gap in the documents we hold.

Licence status in Australia

None of the sites on this page about game integrity names an Australian licence; each is an offshore operator as far as Australian law is concerned. The Interactive Gambling Act 2001 and the ACMA's powers under it are quoted on our law page. Amounts are quoted as each operator prints them; nothing is converted to A$.

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