Córdoba Lottery renewed Level IV certification under the World Lottery Association’s responsible-gambling framework for a second consecutive time. The provincial government said the process used the institution’s own resources and staff; Level IV is the framework’s highest tier.
The renewal sets a recognised responsible-gambling standard for the lottery’s operations in Córdoba.
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Córdoba Lottery says its NOVA+ and LUCA tools have blocked more than 2,000 illegal betting sites. Launched in April, the free tools restrict access through institutional Wi-Fi networks and mobile devices, with LUCA aimed at schools and sports clubs and NOVA+ designed for parental controls on phones.
Buenos Aires City Lottery (LOTBA) announced a renewed responsible gambling website with prevention resources, assistance information and access to self-exclusion. The platform also allows users to report illegal gambling and offers schools and clubs the option to request prevention workshops.
It was reported that ALEA held technical meetings in Buenos Aires on 11 and 12 August. Teams reviewed commercial and regulatory projects and trained implementers in the association’s responsible gambling certification methodology.
It was reported that Corrientes’ education ministry and lottery authority signed a cooperation agreement in Argentina. The arrangement is intended to develop a responsible gambling programme.
The Argentine State Lotteries Association (ALEA) held an online responsible-gambling training session for owners and staff of official lottery agencies across Argentina. The session covered prevention, early warning signs, responsible sales, communication and self-exclusion; ALEA said it plans to hold another session and announce its date through its social media channels.