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<div id="faq_list"> <h2>Frequently Asked Questions</h2> <div class="faq_item"> <h3>How many gaming venues are in Sydney CBD?</h3> <div class="faq_answer">This directory lists 33 gaming venues in the Sydney CBD, including registered clubs and licensed hotels. City Tattersalls Club on Castlereagh Street is the largest, with 260 machine entitlements.</div> </div> <div class="faq_item"> <h3>What is the difference between clubs and hotels with poker machines in NSW?</h3> <div class="faq_answer">In NSW, registered clubs and licensed hotels are both permitted to operate poker machines but under different rules. Clubs are required by law to return a minimum percentage of their gaming revenue to members and the community. Hotels operate under a separate licensing arrangement with different machine limits and return requirements.</div> </div> <div class="faq_item"> <h3>Do I need to be a member to enter a club in Sydney CBD?</h3> <div class="faq_answer">Most registered clubs in Sydney CBD require you to either be a member or sign in as a guest. If you live outside a certain radius of the club you can generally sign in as a visitor at the front desk. Requirements vary by club - check with the venue directly or look up their entry requirements before visiting.</div> </div> <div class="faq_item"> <h3>What are the opening hours for gaming venues in Sydney CBD?</h3> <div class="faq_answer">Under the Gaming Machine Act 2001, all registered clubs and hotels in NSW must shut down their gaming machines between 4AM and 10AM every day as a standard requirement. Outside of these hours venues may operate as they choose. Some venues hold exemptions allowing a shorter three-hour shutdown - for example from 6AM to 9AM on weekends and public holidays - subject to approval by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority. Individual venues may also choose to close earlier than the permitted hours.</div> </div> <div class="faq_item"> <h3>How many poker machines can a venue have in NSW?</h3> <div class="faq_answer">NSW law sets caps on the number of poker machines a venue can operate. Hotels are limited to a maximum of 30 machines. Registered clubs can hold more machines depending on their size and classification, with large clubs able to hold several hundred machine entitlements.</div> </div> <div class="faq_item"> <h3>How do I get to gaming venues in Sydney CBD?</h3> <div class="faq_answer">Most gaming venues in the Sydney CBD are within easy walking distance of Town Hall or Wynyard train stations. The light rail runs along George Street with stops near several southern CBD venues. Venues near Darling Harbour such as the Pontoon Bar and Shelbourne Hotel are a short walk west from Town Hall station. Use the map above to find the nearest venue to where you are.</div> </div> <div class="faq_item"> <h3>What responsible gambling measures are in place at Sydney gaming venues?</h3> <div class="faq_answer">All licensed gaming venues in NSW are required to comply with responsible gambling measures under the Gaming Machines Act 2001. This includes displaying responsible gambling signage, offering self-exclusion programs, and providing access to gambling help information. 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