Licence extended

The article says the NSW government will extend Tabcorp's exclusive retail wagering licence, keeping the TAB as the authorised retail wagering operator under that licence until 2033.

According to the article, Tabcorp will pay $75 million to extend the TAB's exclusive retail wagering licence.

The extension runs until 2033 — the article states the NSW government will extend the licence through to 2033.

The article specifies the licence covers Tabcorp as the sole provider of totalisator and fixed-odds betting in retail environments.

The article notes the licence applies to retail environments, explicitly including club and pub outlets as places where the TAB will be the sole retail provider.

Yes — the article describes the TAB licence extension as maintaining Tabcorp's exclusive status as the sole provider of totalisator and fixed-odds retail betting under the licence.

No — the article only refers to retail wagering environments (including clubs and pubs) and does not mention online wagering or other non-retail channels.

The article reports that the NSW government extended Tabcorp's exclusive retail wagering licence to 2033 and that Tabcorp will pay $75 million for the extension. It does not provide commentary or analysis on financial impacts or investment advice, only the licence details.