Source: Curaçao Gaming Authority
Curaçao’s Gaming Authority has authority to grant, amend, suspend and revoke licences for Wega di Number, the Numbers Lottery, as of March 2017. The lottery sector operates under the Lottery Ordinance 1909 and its bylaws; applicants submit the signed form and required documents to the authority.
Lottery operators need to apply to the Gaming Authority for a Wega di Number licence.
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