iGaming is legal in Argentina but regulated provincially, not federally. Each of Argentina’s 23 provinces and Buenos Aires regulates gambling independently, creating a fragmented market.
Online gambling is legal in Buenos Aires and provinces including Santa Fe, Misiones, Córdoba, and others. Licenses are awarded through competitive tenders.
A federal gambling protections bill has been delayed until 2026 amid industry opposition to advertising restrictions. Provincial governments continue pursuing individual regulatory frameworks.
Follow provincial licensing tenders, federal legislation attempts, tax developments, and the ongoing debate over advertising restrictions and responsible gambling measures.
Evolution reports Latin American revenues up 29.3% year-on-year to EUR 46.8m in Q1 2026, driven by Brazilian expansion and...
Argentina has banned Polymarket after a Buenos Aires court ruled the platform operated without a license and allowed suspicious...
The authority has shut down more than 2,000 illegal gambling platforms and reported over 110 influencers to prosecutors.
Ramiro Atucha explains why understanding local markets and stable regulation are essential for iGaming success in Latin America.
Atucha Strategic Advisory, led by industry veteran Ramiro Atucha, has announced a new strategic partnership with End2End, a global...
Codere Online has appointed Marcus Arildsson as its new Chief Financial Officer.
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