The Dominican Republic's Dirección General de Juegos de Azar issued two resolutions restricting the opening of new gaming establishments and giving operators 30 calendar days to declare irregular outlets by sworn statement. Resolution 01-2026 bars new gaming establishments and lottery machines in places not permitted by law, while Resolution 02-2026 sets a non-extendable 30-day window for voluntary disclosure. Non-compliant establishments may be closed and face administrative sanctions, with possible criminal or tax action.
The Dominican Republic's Dirección General de Juegos de Azar (DGJA) began operations with two resolutions that restrict the opening of new gaming establishments and set a disclosure window for irregular outlets, according to the resolutions. Resolution 01-2026 bars the opening of new gaming establishments and the installation of lottery machines in places not permitted by law. Resolution 02-2026 gives operators a non-extendable 30-calendar-day period, counted from the resolution's issuance, to declare irregular establishments voluntarily by sworn statement.