A major betting company is fined again for repeated compliance breaches involving customers who had opted out of receiving promotional material. Multiple reports say the company sends unsolicited telemarketing material to thousands of Australians who had previously requested not to receive advertisements. The action follows earlier enforcement, with authorities treating the conduct as part of a pattern of non-compliance rather than an isolated incident. The reports describe large penalties tied to the marketing practice directed at people who had already indicated they did not want such communications. While the outlets focus on the same underlying conduct—unsolicited calls or related telemarketing content to individuals on an opt-out list—they present it as a renewed enforcement outcome. The fines reflect regulators’ view that the company’s systems and processes do not reliably prevent promotional contact to those who have opted out. The exact regulatory details and amounts are not specified in the excerpts provided.