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The president of the Online Gaming Agents Association of Trinidad and Tobago (OGAATT), Dean Persad, is raising serious concerns over what he describes as years of financial mismanagement within the country’s online gaming sector.
He has accused the former board of the National Lotteries Control Board (NLCB) of unfairly penalising agents and arbitrarily shutting down gaming terminals, a move he said is costing the State approximately $900,000 in lost revenue every week.
Now, the association is seeking the attention of the newly appointed board.
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