By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Focus Gaming News reported that Grupo Meier again asked Chile’s competition tribunal to suspend four casino licensing processes. The company questioned competitive safeguards, while offers remained scheduled for 11 August.
The request seeks to delay bidding until challenges to the tender terms are examined.
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Investors face tender exclusion risks as Grupo Meier considers investment protections under the Chile–Peru free trade agreement.
Enjoy’s requested Los Ángeles permit surrender requires assessment and a decision by the SCJ’s council, despite shareholder approval.
Prospective bidders face a new tender with revised conditions after neither applicant met all legal and regulatory requirements.
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.