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August

Tabcorp ads appear in the second half of games at Brisbane’s The Gabba.

TV ad ban but not jerseys and field signs is ‘illogical’: bookies

Sportsbet, Entain and Pointsbet say they won’t put their logos on sports jerseys or around the stadium during live sport.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones and Ronald Mizen

May

Left to right: Arthur Laundy, owner of Laundy Hotels, Melbourne Cup winning jockey Kerrin McEvoy, Sky Racing presenter Kiersten Duke, TAB’s Brenden Varcoe

Tabcorp recruits Laundy in pub fight

The ASX-listed wagering group will upgrade its betting terminals and broadcast displays across the Laundy Hotels portfolio, but lock its rival out.

  • Zoe Samios

March

The WA TAB can’t find a bookmaker to take over its operations.

WA’s ‘$1b’ TAB deal in strife as bookie dollars dry up

The WA racing industry wants a bookmaker to run its state-owned wagering operations but attempts to secure a deal have hit a major roadblock.

  • Zoe Samios
Tabcorp CEO Adam Rytenskild has abruptly left the company.

Tabcorp chief executive resigns amid probe into offensive language

Adam Rytenskild had run the wagering group since 2022. He said he did not recall making the comments but had “regrettably agreed to resign”.

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  • Zoe Samios

February

Bega publican Mitch Cleary.

Bookie bar fight: the feud driving racing enthusiasts out of pubs

The battle between Tabcorp and rival Entain, owner of Ladbrokes, has spilled over into NSW pubs, which are losing punters where the Sky Racing feed has been cut off.

  • Zoe Samios
TAB Corp CEO Adam Rytenskild has blamed a major impairment on the NSW and South Australian government tax rates.

Tabcorp blames states for $732m write-down as shares crash

Shares fell more than 14 per cent on Thursday following the release of Tabcorp’s half-year results.

  • Zoe Samios
Entain is exploring building its own free-to-air racing channel on a commercial broadcaster.

Major betting companies want their own TV channels

Entain has sought to buy direct access to Australian audiences via its own free-to-air TV channel, which could be exempt from gambling advertising changes.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones and Zoe Samios

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