Illegal Promotion of Online Casinos to Australian Residents

Top-ranking affiliate pages currently promoting RollXO / similar casinos, based on real search results and what shows up for Australian users

Casino Guro RollXO Casino Review

Role: One of the highest-ranking global casino review sites

Promotes bonuses

Links directly to casino

Offers bonuses + encourages signup  

Activly ranks Rollox Casino as having a high trust factor, how can this be when you know they accept users unlawfully that is a direct violation of regulatory licensing laws

These services are prohibited under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001 (Cth) and must not be offered or promoted to Australian residents.

Your website is:

Targeting Australian users

Facilitating access to illegal gambling platforms

Potentially engaging in misleading conduct by presenting these services as legitimate or safe.

Regardless of the small disclaimer that it’s Against the law to offer gambling services you have on your page I encourage you to remove your site completely from Australian online search engines .

I understand where you’re coming from, and I can see that your intention is to protect players. That’s something I genuinely respect.

At the same time, I think there’s an important piece of context missing here.

For Australian users, our website clearly displays a warning upfront stating that providing online casino services to Australian players is prohibited under the Interactive Gambling Act. In practice, this means that an average Australian user cannot access or use these casinos through our platform. The only way around this would be through deliberate actions like using a VPN, which is entirely outside of our control.

What’s often overlooked is the unintended consequence of strict restrictions like these. When unlicensed casinos are effectively hidden, players lose access to independent reviews, safety warnings, and real user experiences. We regularly see players discovering problematic casinos only after they’ve already lost money, precisely because they had no reliable information available beforehand.

Our goal is not to promote unsafe gambling, but to provide transparent information, including licensing details, trust factors, and warnings, so players can make informed decisions. Every listed casino includes clear information about its licensing and regulatory status.

I understand your concerns, but removing access to information doesn’t necessarily make players safer. In many cases, it does the opposite.

That said, I appreciate you raising this topic. It’s an important discussion to have.