By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Focus Gaming News reported that LOTBA hosted Buenos Aires students for a workshop with the city’s magistracy council. The activity forms part of an agreement on illegal-gambling awareness and prevention.
The workshop extends the institutions’ prevention programme to students.
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LOTBA brought gambling prevention activities to an exhibition attracting more than 35,000 young people.
LOTBA presented youth-focused digital prevention and coordinated illegal gambling controls to Buenos Aires civil society organisations.
The meeting gives regulators approaches to illegal betting through platform blocking, investigations, training, prevention and protections for minors.
ALEA’s training covered illegal gambling detection, evidence documentation and reporting, alongside cooperation with public authorities and technology providers.
Operators must enforce automated debtor eligibility checks or face LOTBA sanctions for restricted online gambling accounts and transactions.
The conviction establishes criminal consequences for operating unauthorised online gambling from physical premises in Buenos Aires.