DGJA warns betting shops operating without authorisation face sanctions in Dominican Republic
The DGJA warning exposes unauthorised shop operators and involved concessionaires to sanctions and provisional suspensions.
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The DGJA warning exposes unauthorised shop operators and involved concessionaires to sanctions and provisional suspensions.
Lottery operators cannot open new outlets under the Dominican Republic’s newly operational DGJA prohibition.
The law’s shop-distance and game-sale rules affect how traditional lottery operators can run their businesses.