EnReJA said Bet-Warrior and Bet-Poncho are the only platforms authorised to offer online gambling in Salta, Argentina. The regulator said it had issued no new permits and warned residents about using unauthorised sites.
Operators and suppliers need to know which platforms hold authorisation in Salta and that no new permits have been issued.
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Buenos Aires’ Provincial Lottery and Casinos Institute said it had filed complaints against two illegal sites that used Stake’s branding as an entry screen. The regulator said users were redirected to illegal betting platforms and that it had requested the domains be blocked; it listed seven authorised online betting platforms in the province.
BetWarrior received responsible-gambling training from Buenos Aires city lottery authority LOTBA. The operator has held a licence in Argentina’s federal capital since 2021.
It was reported that Argentine online gambling tax receipts reached ARS71.828bn in the first half of 2026. Analytica’s assessment of ARCA figures put that total at 76.7% of the previous full year.
A study by Buenos Aires Province Deputy Ombudsman Walter Martello found that searches for online betting platforms in Argentina rose 350% during the 2026 World Cup. The analysis, based on Google Trends, recorded search spikes during national-team matches and found that searches for online casinos increased after the final on 19 July.
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.