Lotería de la Ciudad of Buenos Aires is a State-owned company responsible for the authorization, organization, operation, revenue collection, administration and oversight of games of chance, skill-based games, pari-mutuel betting and related activities within the City. Its objective is to allocate funds generated from gambling activities to various social assistance programs and to develop a mature, efficient and transparent industry focused on entertainment, while primarily promoting responsible gambling practices.
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Latest raid in Buenos Aires uncovers illegal gambling operation
Playing cards, betting slips and electronic equipment were just some of the items seized during the incursion.
1 min read • Apr 30 • By Megan Elswyth
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Argentina: Regulator calls for awareness following raid on illegal gambling ring
Buenos Aires City Lottery urges the public to only play at regulated properties or websites.
2 min read • Apr 10 • By Megan Elswyth
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Buenos Aires City Lottery launches training for influencers to combat illegal gambling scandals
The LatAm region has become infamous for influencer scandals over the past few years, so the City Lottery is stepping up to spread awareness on how to prevent it from continuing.
1 min read • Apr 2 • By Megan Elswyth
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Buenos Aires City Lottery takes youth gambling message to Counter-Strike event
The regulator used the Firesports 2026 tournament to promote its national support line and reinforce that betting is restricted to adults, while continuing its wider push against illegal gambling in the city.
3 min read • Feb 5 • By Shaan Khan
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Buenos Aires Lottery implements training program in illegal gaming cases
Buenos Aires City Lottery has begun implementing mandatory training programs for cashiers as part of probation agreements in illegal gaming proceedings overseen by judicial authorities.
2 min read • Jan 8 • By Milagros del Priore