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Melbourne Cup betting rules show UK the way to prevent illegal gambling boom | Greg Wood

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The GuardianMelbourne Cup betting rules show UK the way to prevent illegal gambling boom | Greg Wood
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From January, when the latest legislation comes into force, Australia will arguably be a world leader in gambling regulation The 2026 Melbourne Cup is not due off until 4am GMT on Tuesday morning – which is 3pm local time on what is still a public holiday…

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