DGJA warns betting shops operating without authorisation face sanctions in Dominican Republic
By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Summary
The Dominican Republic’s DGJA said it will sanction people who establish or operate betting shops without authorisation and may also act against private lottery concessionaires involved. Measures could include suspending inspectors from their draws and, where necessary, provisional suspensions under Law 86-26. The authority also cited its first resolutions, which prohibit new gambling venues and give operators 30 calendar days to declare irregular sales points.
Why it matters
The DGJA warning exposes unauthorised shop operators and involved concessionaires to sanctions and provisional suspensions.