Speaking at the First National Convention of the Gaming Industry held on October 17 – 18 at Mexico City’s Citi Banamex Centre, President of the Mexican Gaming Association (AIEJA), Miguel Angel Ochoa Sanchez said: "Mexico occupies third place in Latin America. The most developed
In 2013 there were more than 400 gaming rooms in Mexico while today there are 321. The head of the AIEJA said that the closures were related to the revocation of permits since in some cases if a casino had opened with irregularities,
Ochoa Sanchez urged lawmakers to pass new gaming laws, which would replace Mexico’s Raffles and Gambling Act, which dates back to 1947.
Under new rules now being considered in the Mexican Senate, slot
Talking to press in February, Ochoa Sanchez said that the new bill will probably not be passed during the remainder of the six-year Presidential term. General elections are scheduled to be held in Mexico in July 2018.
Source: GMB / G3 Newswire