Buenos Aires legislator Daniela Reich proposed a bill to ban ATMs in gambling venues across the province. Reich said the measure would apply to bingo halls, casinos, slot-machine rooms, racetracks and other places where bets are made, with a two-month implementation period for the executive branch.
The proposal could change payment access at land-based gambling venues across Buenos Aires province.
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Río Negro’s legislature will consider a bill by José Luis Berros to block access to online betting platforms through internet connections at public and private primary and secondary schools. The proposal also provides for prevention work with students and families, teacher training and coordination between the education and health ministries. The source cites a 2025 survey finding that 24% of adolescents aged 12 to 17 had bet money online at least once.
Buenos Aires province’s Chamber of Deputies gambling committee is scheduled to debate a proposed online gambling bill on 12 November, the committee said, as reported. The proposal would restrict advertising, require deposit and session limits, and make platforms contribute 3 per cent of monthly authorised online betting prizes; companies would also pay an amount equal to their spending on advertising and user acquisition. The bill could receive a committee opinion before a joint plenary discussion.
Buenos Aires province’s Chamber of Deputies gambling committee has scheduled a debate on a proposed online gambling law for 12 November, the committee said. Deputies Facundo Tignanelli and Micaela Olivetto introduced the bill in early October, with measures addressing online gambling, advertising and gambling addiction.
Buenos Aires provincial deputy Mayra Mendoza introduced a bill proposing operating rules for platforms licensed by the Provincial Institute of Lotteries and Casinos. The proposal includes 60-minute session limits, no more than three logins in 24 hours and facial recognition for specified account activity; non-compliant operators could face fines or licence suspension or revocation. A legislative commission will review the bill.
A bill in Argentina’s Buenos Aires province proposes rules on time spent gambling online. The initiative would change requirements for online gambling platform operations.
Buenos Aires provincial senator Laura Clark introduced a bill to establish a gambling-harm prevention programme for people aged 12 to 18. The proposal includes school education, staff training, public impact reports and a prevention week in September; it would also address online betting, casino use and loot boxes.