By The Weekly Edge desk ·
iGamingToday reported that the Dominican Republic’s Chamber of Deputies approved an amended gambling regulation bill. The proposal returns to the Senate, which had previously approved an earlier version.
Senators must reconsider the amended framework before the bill can advance.
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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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