FEWER SLOTS
Gaming board closes game spots
08-17-2009 | MIROSLAVA HERRERA
mherrera@laestrella.com.pa
Panama Star PANAMA. A recent gaming scandal has prompted official actions. The gaming board has cancelled the operations contracts of four gaming companies and has closed down type A slot machine establishments. Gisselle Brea, the board secretary, said that the administration and operations contract for Comput Bingo, Competiciones Deportistas, Lucky Games and Silver Cup were given directly and with no public tender. Brea explained the decision aims to limit the number of slot machine establishments.
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