Paraguay’s CONAJZAR reported that gaming revenue rose 6.28% year on year to US$32.3m from January to October 2026. October revenue was US$3.3m, up 5.5% from the same month in 2025 but below September’s US$3.43m, according to the report.
The figures provide operators and regulators with an update on Paraguay’s reported gaming revenue as regulatory reform is under discussion.
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Reportedly, Paraguay's executive proposed DINAJZAR to replace CONAJZAR and assume some DNIT powers. The 72-article bill before Congress would centralise land-based and online gambling oversight, permit up to three concessions for quiniela and sports betting, and give land-based casino licensees rights to online casino licences. Existing concessions would remain valid.
Paraguay's executive has presented a bill to Congress to create the Dirección Nacional de Juegos de Azar (DINAJZAR), an autonomous body that would replace CONAJZAR. The 72-article proposal would centralise regulation of land-based and online gambling and would also take on some powers of the DNIT, according to the report.
It was reported that DNIT chief Óscar Orué outlined increased gambling oversight after absorbing CONAJZAR. He said the agency would target problem gambling, illegal machines and unauthorised betting websites.
Italy’s Chamber of Deputies assigned Gian Antonio Girelli’s bill on minors’ digital health to its Social Affairs Committee on 3 November 2026, reportedly. The proposal includes school initiatives and a three-year national plan, and would establish a fund with annual funding of 20 million euros from 2027; it remains at first reading.
The Cundinamarca Lottery said it transferred more than COP12,000m to health funding in Colombia during the first nine months of 2026. Of this, COP9,343m went to health services in the department, with figures recorded to 30 September.
The Dominican Republic’s Directorate General of Gambling (DGJA) identified seven authorised online betting operators and about 81 platforms and companies without state permits. The authority said rules for new licences remain pending because the Council of Gambling has not held its first formal session, while it assesses possible violations by unauthorised operators.