Dominican regulator names 7 licensed online operators

Establishments left out of the regularisation programme face a 15 November deadline to declare themselves, though the DGJA warns this does not automatically legalise them.

The hit

The Dominican Republic’s gambling regulator has named 7 companies as authorised online operators, according to a statement sent to El Nuevo Diario. The Directorate General of Gambling (DGJA), led by Teófilo Tabar, said it is examining gambling activities to assess possible infringements.

Why it matters

The clarification does not create new licences. It gives players & businesses a reference point to separate recognised platforms from those operating without permission, as the country overhauls gambling oversight under Law 86-26. The DGJA said it is coordinating with other state bodies to determine the appropriate legal or administrative response to unauthorised operations, & invited the public to report them.

The record

Authorised operators named	Game Technology International, Betcris Banca de Apuesta, Juancito Sport, Gogo Sport, Orobet, Breeze Management, Drbets
Law establishing DGJA	Law 86-26
Tabar appointed transitional director	Decree 684-26, dated 2 October
Voluntary declaration deadline for establishments outside regularisation	15 November, under a 30-day procedure

What happens next

Watch for the Council of Gambling’s first meeting, which must approve the resolution setting fees & requirements for new virtual-game licences. No date has been given.

Sources: Dominican Republic names seven authorised online operators

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