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Online Gambling: the Pressure of Companies on the Advanced Regulator in the Senate

Summary by El Cronista
The companies of the sector question the scope of the average sanction of Deputies and place the focus on the illegal game. The government presented its own initiative, which concentrates the sanctions on the operators without license and leaves out central restrictions on advertising and sponsorships.

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Almost two years after its approval in the Chamber of Deputies, the project to prevent gambling and online gambling and gambling remains delayed in the Senate and is about to lose parliamentary status. The initiative, voted at the end of 2024, sought to limit an industry that grew out of control during the pandemic and that today has teenagers as one of its main audiences.

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Online gambling companies are pushing for the regulation the Senate is discussing to focus on illegal operators and not impose greater restrictions on enabled firms. The discussion faces two regulatory criteria: to tighten the rules for the entire market or to concentrate the state response on platforms without authorization. In this context, [...] The entry Online betting companies seek to curb further restrictions in the Senate was first publi…

The sector seeks that the regulatory debate concentrates on illegal platforms and rejects new demands for authorized firms, while advancing the legislative dispute over the projects in analysis.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The companies of the sector question the scope of the average sanction of Deputies and place the focus on the illegal game. The government presented its own initiative, which concentrates the sanctions on the operators without license and leaves out central restrictions on advertising and sponsorships.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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El Cronista broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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