Surprisingly and without the legal procedures, Coljuegos has published Resolution 20241200001824 that authorizes the entry into operation of MET's that operate illegally and that cannot comply with the minimum requirements required by it.
President of Coljuegos Marco Emilio will open the door to money laundering in the gaming industry?
Met's de Paz (Electronic machines for peace) , is the name that Coljuegos has given to the aforementioned resolution and which suggests to whom the benefit is directed; The nervousness of the Luck and Chance Games industry in general is evident due to the influx of capital resulting from extortion, micro-trafficking and other criminal modalities that at this time profit, among others, from illegal gambling and which has the expected space in this resolution. to legalize.
Only two days before, its president Marco Emilio suspended the SCLM+ process arguing that “…its primary objective is to improve the image of the sector and build trust in the financial system, for which he considers it necessary to have technological tools that are under the trends demanded by the market and in line with international standards that allow providing greater guarantees and security in terms of transactions carried out through its information systems….” It is clear that the gaming elements that currently operate on the street do not have the minimum transmission requirements and it is contradictory since they should comply with the standard cited in resolution 20211200034224 of 2021 and its annex of technical requirements electronic slot machines of 22/ 11/2021.
“MET's for Peace” has decreased the minimum number of elements for the contract to 80, has increased the highest prize in the case of interconnected ones to 392 UVT and will have a minimum return percentage of 82.5%.
A novel aspect is the way in which taxes are collected, where the operator undertakes to make a single payment equivalent to 5 days of the legal minimum wage in force at the time of entry into operation of each MET.
