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Australian GTA Online players officially blocked by Rockstar from getting rarest vehicle

Rockstar has revoked access to The Diamond Casino & Resort within GTA Online for players in Australia, removing access to the rarest vehicle in the game.

Australian GTA Online players officially blocked by Rockstar from getting rarest vehicle
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TL;DR: Rockstar removed Australian access to GTA Online's Diamond Casino & Resort, disabling all in-game gambling and the Lucky Wheel. As a result Australians can no longer win the Lost Slamvan-a vehicle with an overall ~0.005% drop chance-likely tied to new Australian online safety and age-assurance laws.
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Rockstar Games has locked Australian players out of GTA Online's Diamond Casino after seven years of it being available, effectively banning all gambling features, meaning Australian GTA Online players can never acquire the rarest vehicle in the game, as it's locked behind playing Diamond Casino games.

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The closure, flagged by players on social media and GTA Forums, includes the removal of the daily spin wheel, pokies, blackjack, horse betting, and basically any in-game betting. This means players can no longer obtain the Lost Slamvan, one of the most exclusive cars in GTA Online, as it can only be unlocked by winning it from the Lucky Wheel in The Diamond Casino & Resort.

For those wondering about rarity, if the wheel lands on a Mystery Reward, there's about a 14.3% chance it will drop the player with something from the vehicle category, and another 0.72% chance of it being a Lost Slamvan. This makes the overall probability of winning a Lost Slamvan about 0.005%, or about 1 in 20,000, or if you live in Australia 0%.

Community speculation points to Australia's new online safety and age assurance laws, introduced in March 2026, as the likely reason Rockstar has disabled the in-game activities. Additionally, GTA Online isn't the only Rockstar game that seemingly changed overnight, as reports are surfacing that Red Dead Online's card games are no longer available for Australians.

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Which in-game gambling features were removed for Australian GTA Online players?

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How does the Diamond Casino Lucky Wheel normally unlock the Lost Slamvan?

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Does the article say whether this removal affects Red Dead Online as well?

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Could the removal of casino features for Australians be related to the March 2026 online safety and age assurance laws?

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Whether this is a permanent ban or a temporary measure remains unclear, but given how strict Australia is around its gambling regulations and internet safety protocols, it wouldn't be surprising to me if the decision was permanent and also applied to Grand Theft Auto 6.

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Jak joined TweakTown in 2017 and has since reviewed 100s of new tech products and kept us informed daily on the latest science, space, and artificial intelligence news. Jak's love for science, space, and technology, and, more specifically, PC gaming, began at 10 years old. It was the day his dad showed him how to play Age of Empires on an old Compaq PC. Ever since that day, Jak fell in love with games and the progression of the technology industry in all its forms.

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