Panama’s gaming board executive secretary said the Presidente Remón racetrack planned to reopen on 1 October, with online betting permitted and health protocols in place. He said online users would register electronically to bet on domestic races, while authorities could suspend races if safety measures were breached.
The reopening and online betting permission affect the racetrack’s ability to offer wagering in Panama.
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DC Lottery launched an official mobile app for players in Washington, DC, offering access to lottery games, ticket scanning and account features. The agency said it would match new iLottery account deposits up to $275 and run weekly promotions to mark the launch.
DC Lottery requires prospective retailers to submit a completed application and supporting documents to be considered for a licence. The lottery said it will assess each site for accessibility, prepare a terminal and kiosk plan, provide retailer training and arrange equipment installation; incomplete applications will not be accepted.
The DC Lottery is inviting businesses in the District to apply to become sports betting retailers for GambetDC. Applicants must submit an application, supporting business documents and a security plan, and pay a $5,000 fee; sports lottery retailer licences last two years and are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Curaçao Gaming Control Board lists Parokia San Martin de Porres under licence BIV/2018/001, dated 18 July 2018. The listing appears in a page dated 22 April 2019.
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.