Responsible Service of Gaming (RSG) practice test
Victorian gaming venue staff training
- Questions per test
- 25
- Question pool
- 106 source-checked
- Practice timer
- 30 minutes
- Practice pass mark
- 80%
Timer and pass mark are our practice settings, not the official rules. Authority: Department of Justice and Community Safety (Vic) / VGCCC. Review your mistakes bank →
Practice questions on the content of Victoria's free Responsible Service of Gaming (RSG) training: venue codes of conduct, interacting with customers, the responsible gambling register, self-exclusion, YourPlay, signage, cash rules and Gambler's Help. The real RSG modules are run by the Department of Justice and Community Safety (Module 1 online with multiple choice questions; Module 2 face to face with a written scenario, short answer and multiple choice assessment). There is no single official test, so 25 questions, 30 minutes and an 80% pass mark are ExamRoo practice settings. Not affiliated with the VGCCC or the Department.
5 Most Common Responsible Service of Gaming (RSG) Sample Questions & Answers
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In Victoria, which gaming venue employees must complete Responsible Service of Gaming (RSG) training?
RSG training is required for people employed in a Victorian gaming venue who work in the gaming machine area and have more than incidental contact with players there, plus venue operator nominees and gaming industry employee licence holders. It is not limited to RGOs or licence holders. Source: Department of Justice and Community Safety RSG training page.
Besides gaming area staff, which of these people must complete Victorian RSG training?
Nominees of a venue operator and holders of a gaming industry employee licence must also complete RSG training. Staff who never work in the gaming machine area with players are not covered. Source: Department of Justice and Community Safety RSG training page.
Within what time must a new Victorian gaming venue employee complete RSG Module 1?
Module 1, the online module, must be completed within one month of starting work in a gaming venue (it may be done earlier). Six months is the deadline for Module 2. Source: Gambling Regulations 2026 (Vic) reg 97(1)(a); DJCS RSG training page.
Within what time must a new Victorian gaming venue employee complete RSG Module 2?
Module 2, the face-to-face module, must be completed within 6 months of starting work in a gaming venue. One month is the deadline for the online Module 1. Source: Gambling Regulations 2026 (Vic) reg 97(1)(b).
How is Victorian RSG Module 1 delivered?
Module 1 is about 2 to 3 hours of online learning through the RSG online site. Modules 2 and 4 are the face-to-face modules delivered by venue support workers. Source: DJCS RSG training page.
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