DLA Piper has advised Tatts Group Limited and Maxgaming NSW on the licensing arrangements to operate a Centralised Monitoring System (CMS) for gaming machines across NSW.

Following a competitive international tender process conducted by the NSW Government, Tatts Group subsidiary Maxgaming NSW has been selected to operate the CMS that monitors all gaming machines in NSW, Australia’s largest gaming market, until 2032.

Total payments in respect of the licensing arrangements will be approximately $210 million.

The DLA Piper team was led by Head of Corporate for Asia Pacific, Bryan Pointon, partner Peter Jones, senior associates Tim Perry and Nicholas Boyle, and solicitor Susan Ellicott.

Head of Corporate for Asia Pacific, Bryan Pointon, said: "We are delighted to be involved in this important transaction for Tatts Group, working with the business and legal teams of Tatts Group to deliver a successful result on this extensive and complex statutory licensing process."