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ADOBAD urges Dominican Republic to address gambling-market regulation

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The Dominican Association of Sports Betting Shops (ADOBAD) has called for the renewed National Gambling Regularisation Plan to address what it describes as disorder in the Dominican Republic’s market. The association said operators from the earlier process remain without final responses, and criticised controls on electronic games and a measure allowing online operators to install physical transaction points.

The regularisation process and disputed rules affect licensing expectations and operating conditions for Dominican betting businesses.

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