Santo Domingo – Lawmakers in the Dominican Republic have advanced a sweeping overhaul of the country’s gambling regulation through the Chamber of Deputies, a piece of legislation that centers on a 10-year freeze on new gambling establishment licenses across most of the nation. The only carve-out to this moratorium applies to casinos positioned within tourist zones and four-star or higher-rated hotels, which will operate under a separate set of regulatory requirements.
Gambling bill proposes 10-year ban on new betting establishments in Dominican Republic
