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click here. That will show practical examples of how studios, payments and RG tooling are presented to AU players (useful for benchmarking what your compliance pages should display).

## Mini-FAQ (3–5 practical Qs)
Q: Do I need a local Australian licence to run a live show for Aussie players?
A: Not necessarily — many operators run under offshore licences (e.g., Curacao) but this reduces local legal protection for players and may complicate bank/payment relationships. Consider your market, payout volumes, and risk tolerance.

Q: How much should I budget for ongoing AML tooling?
A: Expect AU$2k–15k/month depending on volume and sophistication. Add manual-review headcount (AU$60k–100k per reviewer/year) for high-risk workflows.

Q: How long does certification/audit take for a live-show product?
A: Technical audits and RNG/fairness tests: 2–6 weeks (depends on provider readiness). Full compliance readiness (policies, staff, tooling) often takes 3–6 months.

## Final middle-ground resource mention (second in-body link; natural placement)
When drafting your public-facing compliance pages and RG disclosures, study examples from operators who show clear KYC steps, withdrawal rules and RG tools up front — a good concrete example is available here: click here. Copy structure, not text: make the player journey transparent and easy to audit.

## Closing notes — realistic timeline & final tips
– Minimum realistic timeline to go-live (compliance-first): 3–6 months for a white-label + Curacao route; 6–12+ months for in-house + stronger licensing.
– Budget cushion: always keep 20–30% contingency for unexpected audit requests or tech hardening.
– Player trust matters: visible RG tools, clear T&Cs and quick KYC turnarounds reduce disputes — and disputes are the biggest hidden cost.

Sources
– Industry benchmarking, payment provider fee schedules (internal AU reviews, 2024–2025).
– Live streaming ops & CDN estimates (vendor pricing guides, 2024).
– KYC vendor pricing & AML tooling packages (market average 2024–25).

About the Author
I’m an AU-based iGaming operations and compliance practitioner with experience launching live game studios and running payment/compliance teams for regional operators. I’ve overseen live-show builds, led AML program rollouts and managed audits with third-party testing houses. Not legal advice — consult counsel for jurisdictional specifics.

18+. Play responsibly. If gambling is a problem, seek help via local services (Gambling Help Online in Australia). This guide provides operational and budgeting information only, not legal counsel.

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