By The Weekly Edge desk ·
iGaming Today reported that Santiago’s appeals court set a DNS-blocking process for unauthorised gambling domains validated by SCJ and forwarded through SUBTEL. Online betting association APAL questioned the ruling’s scope.
The process gives telecom operators a defined route to implement court-ordered gambling domain restrictions.
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The court challenges may affect how blocking orders apply to online betting operators in Chile.
Regulators must identify replacement betting domains and obtain SCJ validation before including them in Chile’s blocking process.
Betting platforms adopting new domains face potential further blocking if Subtel extends restrictions to additional domains validated by the SCJ.
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