Brewery Insurance
Taproom Games and Amusements Insurance
Games bring people in and keep them there. They also add equipment you own or hire, and a few more ways for a customer to get hurt.
Example
Example
A patron is hit by a pool cue during a busy night and makes a claim. Public liability can respond to the claim, subject to policy terms and the activity being declared.
What to think about
What to think about
Hired or leased machines and who is responsible for damage
Public liability for injuries around games
Glass and damage from rowdy play
Theft and vandalism of coin-operated machines
Rules for machines that pay out, which fall under gaming laws
Before you call
Questions to think about before you call
- 01
What games do you have?
- 02
Do you own or hire them?
- 03
Do you run competitions or leagues?
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FAQs
General advice only. It does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Read the relevant PDS and our Financial Services Guide before deciding.
Yes. Anything customers use should be declared.
Check the hire agreement. It’s often you.
Cash is covered up to set limits.
Yes. Gaming has its own licensing and insurance questions, so tell us first.
Contact us
Adding something new to the taproom?
Call us before it goes in.