How could you do this to me again!                                                                                                   I'm leaving.
     Why haven't you paid rent?                                                                                                                           Where's the money you owe me?
                                                                  Where were you last night?                                                                                                                                                               You didn't sell it did you?
               I need money for the kids...                                                                                                                                How can I live with myself...
                                                                                                              They've taken the car.
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We have moved. Please visit the AAGM website at www.dutyofcare.org.au/aagm.

We can prove that gaming machines are unfair...

and that they do not return the statutory minimum of 87% to the player.


In order to bring to justice those responsible for the damages they have caused, and have the case heard in a court of law, we need YOUR help.

To quantify the size of the claim and to include all those people that have suffered as a result of unfair gaming machines, we ask for your details including your personal and financial losses and contact information. There is no cost involved in becoming a class member.

So if you are one of the estimated 3 million Australians who have been adversely affected by gaming machines, or if you are one of the estimated 300,000 "problem gamblers" in Australia, you have the opportunity to take action, make the system fair and re-build your life.

Whether you are the person using gaming machines, a family member or even a friend, you can become a class member in the action against the Australian government, private industry corporates and gaming associations.

The relevant Government authorities have been alerted to the evidence and information detailed on this site, however they continue to deny that gaming machines return less than the statutory minimum. The only way to settle the matter is for the matter to be heard in a court of law.

Read through the case, look at the proof, understand the significance of the 'player return percentage' in gaming legislation and how it is applied to the operation of gaming machines. Then visit statistics to see how an inaccurate 'player return percentage' affects us all.

Let's try to put an end to the arguments, the frustration, the tears, the bankruptcy, divorce, job loss and even suicide which are some of the terrible things we have endured as a result of unfair gaming machines.




Seek compensation for your personal and financial losses and join the fight against unfair gaming machines by becoming a class member.

Submit your details through the online form, and confirm them by email. You will automatically be included in the class action as a class member.

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Consumer Affairs Finds Tabcorp in Breach of Fair Trading Act
AAGM have discovered that Tabcorp Holdings' poker machine practices have been found to be in breach of the Fair Trading Act by Consumer Affairs Victoria (CAV).

The Compliance and Enforcement Branch of CAV has issued a strong warning to the gambling monolith stating they expect them to comply with the law.

Tabcorp breach the act by not providing receipts to consumers for purchases of gaming machine credits. Full Story...

One Hotelier Has Confessed
"Thank goodness for poker machines", he says.

He collects a LOT more cash from the machine than the Unitab Gaming Report indicates.

Whilst the Monthly Net Meter Invoice Report may indicate that $3,100.00 was entered into the Banknote Acceptor by gaming machine players, this hotelier physically removes a LOT more cash than that from the machine. This same report provides data for the Return to Player (RTP) yet the simple calculation of Total Return / Total Turnover shows that the RTP is WELL BELOW the statutory minimum.

"I don't worry about the data, I just look at the revenue for my hotel".