DGJA warns unauthorised betting shops and lottery concessionaires of sanctions
Unauthorised betting-shop operators and involved concessionaires face sanctions and possible provisional suspensions.
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Unauthorised betting-shop operators and involved concessionaires face sanctions and possible provisional suspensions.
Lottery operators cannot open new outlets under the Dominican Republic’s newly operational DGJA prohibition.
The law’s shop-distance and game-sale rules affect how traditional lottery operators can run their businesses.
Slot and casino tax receipts increased while lottery and betting outlet receipts fell during the first month under tax changes.
Higher casino and slot-machine tax receipts increase the gambling sector’s contribution to government revenue.
Prospective operators face a proposed licensing freeze, while existing operators would need regularisation and compliance-based renewal assessments.
Operators face proposed lottery licensing restrictions and online gaming taxation while the Senate reviews amendments amid payment allegations.
Operators seeking proposed tax debt discounts would first need regularisation and registration, while Senate consideration remains pending.
The proposal would freeze new lottery outlet licences for ten years and tax gross online gaming sales at 10%.
Appuesta’s authorised launch adds digital sports betting with local payment methods to the Dominican Republic’s market.
The destruction disposes of seized gambling equipment no longer required in active cases.
The association seeks Senate scrutiny of gambling legislation following virtual racing licence disclosures.
The association’s request seeks legislative review of virtual horse racing provisions.
The response disputes licensing figures and reinforces the commission’s claimed oversight authority.
The objections seek changes to licensing and competition rules before the bill advances.
The planned review would subject existing gambling licences to scrutiny under the new framework.
The proposed review could subject existing permissions and activities to renewed scrutiny.
Senators must reconsider the amended framework before the bill can advance.
The vote advances the gambling bill without completing the legislative process.
Senators must assess the amendments before the proposed regulatory framework advances.
The proposal would revise regulation across several retail gambling categories.
The bill opens a legislative process to revise the Dominican Republic’s gambling framework.
The proposals seek revised entry conditions for betting shops joining the regularisation process.
Appuesta’s authorised launch adds digital sports betting with local payment methods to the Dominican Republic’s market.
The destruction disposes of seized gambling equipment no longer required in active cases.
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