EveryMatrix will have a presence in three contiguous stands that will include a display of its portfolio and a space for its affiliate program.
Press release.- EveryMatrix is just a few weeks away from unveiling its biggest presence at the ICE fair through three stands with its "Anything is Possible" experience in Barcelona.
The trio of EveryMatrix stands will focus on three areas: its main brand, which includes the flagship turnkey products and the best-in-class CasinoEngine, SlotMatrix powered by Fantasma Games and the player account management technology GamMatrix (stand number 2G32); an area dedicated to the sports betting and data feed division OddsMatrix (5K10); and a third space for the affiliate management platform and data tracking technology PartnerMatrix at the adjacent stand (5K10) for the affiliate management platform and data tracking technology PartnerMatrix at the adjacent iGB Affiliate fair (K36) from January 20 to 23, 2025.
The teams were used in the marketing of lotteries and other unauthorized bets.
Dominican Republic.- The Ministry of Finance, through the Dominican Republic's Directorate of Casinos and Gambling, destroyed this Thursday, December 12 1,792 electronic devices that were used for the marketing of lotteries and other unauthorized bets.
According to the Treasury, among the electronic devices and other items seized and subsequently scrapped were 679 slot machines, which operated without authorization in grocery stores, casinos, and sports betting shops. Also, 430 lottery ticket printers, 47 verifone terminals, and 162 monitors.
The Deputy Director of Casinos and Gambling, Manuel Rondón, explained to the media that the operations are carried out nationwide, "as part of a comprehensive policy of persecution against businesses and individuals who are not authorized to market gambling games."
And he added: "With these actions, we seek not only to comply with Law 494-06 and its regulations, but also, to protect legal operators who comply with the tax authorities. Moreover, we want to prevent minors from accessing these machines and promote a safe, transparent, and legitimate gaming environment for all citizens."
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The official highlighted that, so far this year, 3,085 devices have been disabled, reaffirming the Ministry's intention to ensure respect for regulations, protect citizens, and promote responsibility in gambling activities.
Finally, Rondón detailed that from the year 2020 to date, approximately 15,000 devices and apparatuses have been destroyed, representing a "significant advance in the fight against illicit activities in the sector" and reaffirmed the institution's commitment to "eradicate this practice, to contribute to a sustainable and effective long-term solution."
