THE BIG INTERVIEW
The Big Interview: Manuel San Roman
At the centre of regulated gaming in Peru T
here are few countries in the world with an excellent level of gaming regulation, and surprising though it is, it is a matter of great compliment see that in Latin America, Peru’s regulator Direccion
General de Juegos de Casino y Máquinas Tragamonedas – DGJCMT (Spanish acronym), under the direction of Manuel San Román has become the most effective regulator in the region. Soon after publishing the comprehensive DGJCMT
report for compliance of the local gaming sector on money laundering and online control on more than 80 thousand slot machines in a country that spans over lowlands, highlands and part of the Amazon Jungle, San Roman was busy in his Lima office working on the Peruvian regulator’s next project
promoting responsible gaming in the country, when we met to talk about gaming in Peru.
RCM: I expect that the climate problems in Peru because of the el Niño complex phenomenon has affected the game sector in areas that suffered most destruction. Could you tell us how as the DGJCMT reacted to the problems in those areas? Manuel San Román: “This climatological phenomenon known around here as “El Niño Costero”, as has been reported by the media, has affected Northern Peru with greater impact, and activity in gaming has not been an exception, and while, as it can be verified from DGJCMT records gaming activity was only interrupted in five gaming halls, located in the cities of Piura, Lambayeque, La Libertad.
28 JUNE 2017
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