PROVINCE JUJUY Jujuy is located in the extreme northwest of the country bordering Chile and Bolivia. Te province has a population of around 811,000. Its only neighbouring province is Salta which surrounds it from the east and south. Gambling in Jujuy is regulated by the Instituto Provincial de Juegos de Azar (InProJuy).
Salta offers a hybrid version of betting which was launched last year where payments are made in person at the Salta Lottery points of sale.
Betwarrior has created a mixed betting format so the platform generates a QR code for players to then pay at the lottery agencies. Users can then
register on the website to play. Betting limits are minimum of A$300 to a maximum of A$10,000.
Jujuy offers lottery and its One More game plus casino and
slot halls locations via operators Superstar with nine halls in Jujuy and eight locations (Casino Silver Dreams) operated by the Casino Mac Group which is also present in provinces such as La Rioja (13 casinos), Salta (seven casinos), Neuquen (three casinos) and Cordoba (20 casinos) and six casinos in Paraguay. Superstar was created in 1990 and authorised by the Banco de Accion Social to offer gaming in the province. Sports betting began to arrive in the Jujuy province late last year via Betwarrior in partnership with local company Tecno Accion Salta. Te agreement was signed by InProJuy president Walter Morales (brother of the governor of Jujuy province Gerardo Morales) and Tecno Accion Salta. It is the first time sports betting has been marketed in the
province but at present only allows for in-person sports betting via authorised agencies. Te online mode available in other provinces is not available yet although in July 2023 Jujuy signed an agreement with its counterpart in Salta province to share the marketing of online games currently offered by the Betwarrior with the gaming licence issued by InProJuy.
PROVINCE SALTA Salta is Argentina’s sixth largest province by area with a population of 1.4 million. Tere are 58 municipalities and manufacturing play a significant role in its economy. Gambling in Salta is regulated by the Ente Regulador de Juegos de Azar de Salta (ENREJA). Salta offers a hybrid version of betting which was
launched last year where payments are made in person at the Salta Lottery points of sale. Betwarrior has created a mixed betting format so the platform generates a QR code for players to then pay at the lottery agencies. Users can then register on the website to play. Betting limits are minimum of A$300 to a maximum of A$10,000. In the first week of operations 56 per cent of machines had at
least one bet. Tere are 860 points of sale and the company has invested in 1,500 more machines. Tis was introduced after Salta agents saw the promotion of online gaming as a danger to their jobs. Agents had demonstrated that year against online Tombola operations – a project ENREJA had carried out. Betwarrior is one of the most established operators in Argentina with licences in Buenos Aires, City of Buenos Aires and Mendoza. It is also an official sponsor of the Argentine Football Association, Hockey Confederation and Tennis Association.
PROVINCE CORRIENTES Literally meaning ‘currents’ or ‘streams’ this province in northeast Argentina is located in the Mesopotamia region between two rivers – the Uruguay and the Paraná River and has a population of 1.2 million. Te province of Corrientes launched its first online gambling platform in September last year via Casinos del Litoral. Te platform operates under the licence of the Instituto de Loteria y Casinos de Corrientes (ILCC). Te ILCC was created in 1946 under the name Loteria de
Asistencia Social de la Provincia de Corrientes and changed its name in 1974. It offers a range of lottery games from Telekino, Loto, instants and Quiniela. Meanwhile, casinos are operated via Casinos del Litoral under concession. Casinos del Litoral is one of the largest operators in Argentina and has a total of 23 casinos in Corrientes and Chaco. Te first to open was in the Tourism Hotel in the city whilst other locations include Hipodromo, Bella Vista, Goya, Esquina, Paso de la Patria and Santo Tome. Players can access sports betting and casino games and the
platform offers more than 60,000 monthly national and inter- national sporting events. Deposits can be made online or in cash as the Casinos del Litoral operations. Te group also opened its Sports Bar venue to enable players to place bets and will offer live sporting events via seven screens with another two to be added. Te minimum bet is A$500 (U$1.45). In addition the ILC authorised the group to install physical betting terminals in the lottery agencies. Meanwhile, Casinos del Litoral was granted a concession in
2014 to operate gaming rooms in Province of Chaco. But a ruling last year forces the company and the concessionaire Casinos del Chaco to relinquish the licences for its 17 gaming rooms which were awarded via public tender.
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