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Argentina’s Senate schedules talks on remote gambling regulation

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Argentina’s Senate has called a session to combine proposals on remote gambling regulation, following approval of the main bill by the Chamber of Deputies. The bill would prohibit betting advertising on social media and at sporting events, introduce biometric checks and restrict credit-card use; Mexico is also considering changes to its gambling law, while the source cites survey figures on anticipated Brazilian World Cup spending.

The proposed Argentine restrictions could affect operators’ advertising, customer checks and payment options.

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Mexico’s digital-services tax route offers online gambling operators an alternative

Mexico’s tax reform, effective 1 January 2026, allows foreign online betting platforms to register with the tax authority, pay gaming tax and file monthly reports without a gambling permit or local partner, according to the article. Gaming lawyer Alfredo Lazcano says the legal basis remains uncertain, while dedicated online gambling legislation has made no concrete progress since March 2025.

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