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ADOBAD urges Dominican Senate to discuss proposed gambling law

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The Dominican Republic’s Senate is considering a gambling regulation bill that has passed its first reading. ADOBAD, which represents sports betting shop owners, urged senators to meet with the association before a second reading, warning that passing the bill unchanged could cost jobs, reduce tax revenue and increase unregulated gambling.

The proposed law could affect the viability of traditional sports betting shops, according to the association representing their owners.

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