Panama’s Casino Operators Demand Licensing Probe

James Kilsby, 12/06/2008

GamblingCompliance Ltd.

A group of incumbent gaming operators in Panama has said it will file a lawsuit in the country’s Supreme Court in a bid to force gambling regulators to unveil details regarding the awarding of a casino operating licence for the Four Points Hotel in Panama City. The group alleges that the licence was awarded contrary to the provisions of Panama’s 1998 casino law.

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