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TLDR The Dominican Republic adopted Resolution No. 184-2026, introducing new responsible gambling rules and a National Self-Exclusion System Gambling operators must now implement deposit limits, spending limits, time limits, automatic alerts, and mandatory pauses Citizens can voluntarily exclude themselves from all gambling platforms and physical establishments nationwide New restrictions ban gambling advertising aimed at minors and prohibit using child-attractive imagery in marketing The resolution applies to all gambling forms including casinos, sports betting, online gambling, and lottery shops

The Dominican Republic has introduced sweeping new gambling regulations with the adoption of Resolution No. 184-2026. The rules establish a National Self-Exclusion System and require operators across the country to implement a range of consumer protection tools.

The resolution was adopted by the Ministerio de Hacienda y Economía. It covers all forms of gambling in the country, from casinos and sports betting to online platforms and lottery shops.

Under the new rules, gambling companies must now offer deposit limits, spending limits, and time limits to their users. Operators are also required to include automatic alerts, mandatory pauses, and a quick exit button on their platforms.

Operators Face New Compliance Requirements

The regulation goes further than just spending controls. Gambling firms must also provide a history of activity control, blocking of betting categories, and a self-assessment tool for players.

Companies are expected to create prevention, assistance, and advice programs related to gambling behavior. These programs are designed to help users who may be developing problem gambling habits.

The National Self-Exclusion Program is a central part of the new framework. It allows Dominican citizens to voluntarily request exclusion from gambling platforms and physical gambling locations across the country.

Once a person registers for self-exclusion, operators are required to block that individual’s access. The program will be overseen by the Dirección de

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This post was originally published on this site

TLDR The Dominican Republic adopted Resolution No. 184-2026, introducing new responsible gambling rules and a National Self-Exclusion System Gambling operators must now implement deposit limits, spending limits, time limits, automatic alerts, and mandatory pauses Citizens can voluntarily exclude themselves from all gambling platforms and physical establishments nationwide New restrictions ban gambling advertising aimed at minors and prohibit using child-attractive imagery in marketing The resolution applies to all gambling forms including casinos, sports betting, online gambling, and lottery shops

The Dominican Republic has introduced sweeping new gambling regulations with the adoption of Resolution No. 184-2026. The rules establish a National Self-Exclusion System and require operators across the country to implement a range of consumer protection tools.

The resolution was adopted by the Ministerio de Hacienda y Economía. It covers all forms of gambling in the country, from casinos and sports betting to online platforms and lottery shops.

Under the new rules, gambling companies must now offer deposit limits, spending limits, and time limits to their users. Operators are also required to include automatic alerts, mandatory pauses, and a quick exit button on their platforms.

Operators Face New Compliance Requirements

The regulation goes further than just spending controls. Gambling firms must also provide a history of activity control, blocking of betting categories, and a self-assessment tool for players.

Companies are expected to create prevention, assistance, and advice programs related to gambling behavior. These programs are designed to help users who may be developing problem gambling habits.

The National Self-Exclusion Program is a central part of the new framework. It allows Dominican citizens to voluntarily request exclusion from gambling platforms and physical gambling locations across the country.

Once a person registers for self-exclusion, operators are required to block that individual’s access. The program will be overseen by the Dirección de

Continue reading...