Official formal-warning record. The provider and six services are named exactly; no private complaint or later conduct is inferred.
At a glance
| Record | What the official source says |
|---|---|
| Provider | Dama N.V. |
| Named services | Bambet, Dazard, Level Up, RocketPlay, Wild Tornado and Cobra Casinos |
| Record type | ACMA formal warning |
| Source check | 29 July 2026 |
Why the identity list matters
The filename and instrument identify the corporate provider and six casino services together. That prevents a warning involving one provider from being silently attached to every business with a similar word or logo. It also prevents the RocketPlay record from being reported as though RocketPlay were the only named service.
What is verified
The existence of the ACMA formal warning, the name Dama N.V. and the six service names are verified facts from the official instrument. A formal warning is materially stronger than a directory mention or consumer post and should be described with the issuing regulator.
What is not verified by this record
The instrument does not establish that every current hostname is operated by the same entity, that every customer suffered loss, that balances were withheld, or that later compliance failed. Those would be separate claims requiring later primary evidence.
Check the exact service today
- Write down the full hostname and access date.
- Read the operator identity in the current terms.
- Compare the service with ACMA's current blocked-site and investigation records.
- Do not treat an offshore licence statement as Australian approval.
Read a multi-brand instrument carefully
A document naming several services does not mean every statement elsewhere about one brand automatically applies to the others. Cite the shared provider and the named-service list only where the instrument supports them. If a later page discusses payments, customer support or a different legal jurisdiction, it needs its own dated evidence rather than borrowing the warning's authority.
Keep complaints distinct from findings
A consumer complaint can identify a lead, but it remains an allegation unless resolved or supported by independent evidence. If citing the formal warning alongside a complaint, state which facts come from ACMA and which remain the complainant's account.
Correction and update standard
A later ACMA record, provider identity document or correction should be assessed against this dated source. The page does not claim the instrument describes every present-day product. Documentary corrections can be sent through the site's editorial route.
Official evidence trail
ACMA formal warning to Dama N.V.
ACMA: protect yourself from illegal gambling operators
Sources checked 29 July 2026. Later official records or programme terms may change this account.