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

Starting in 2027, Australia will lead the way in gambling regulations, particularly with the Melbourne Cup, which draws huge wagers. Key figures, like Irish owner JP McManus, are making notable bets, showcasing a unique betting culture that...

The Guardian Sport· Nov 2, 2026 · 7:58 PM · 5 views

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Starting in 2027, Australia will lead the way in gambling regulations, particularly with the Melbourne Cup, which draws huge wagers. Key figures, like Irish owner JP McManus, are making notable bets, showcasing a unique betting culture that UK lawmakers could emulate.

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