By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Focus Gaming News reported that Asonabade and Adobad criticised changes to the Dominican gambling bill. They supported a central regulator but alleged the revised text could favour particular interests and expand betting outlets without adequate controls.
The objections seek changes to licensing and competition rules before the bill advances.
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The law’s shop-distance and game-sale rules affect how traditional lottery operators can run their businesses.
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