how.many innings in baseball Puerto Rico has attempted to provide a more mature gaming industry through the introduction of several new rules. Two in particular – Regulation 9174 of 2020 for the Operational Inspection and Interconnection of Gambling Machines on the Road and Regulation 9175 for the Issuance, Management, and Inspection of Licenses – have been cut off by a judge.  Electronic Games Inc. had sued over the new rules, arguing that they were unconstitutional, and the courts have now agreed..Electronic Games had asserted that the regulations, which were put in place by Puerto Rico’s Compañia de Turismo (the state’s tourism body that regulated slot machines until 2019), exceeded the body’s authority. The new Gaming Commission had recently been established and was taking over from the Compañia de Turismo, but its framework was still being debated. As a result of the legal battle, defining the tax obligations and structures cannot move forward..New Gaming Commission Head Not Pleased.Orlando Rivera, tapped to be the executive director of the newly-formed Gaming Commission, is frustrated with the way things are going. He asserts that the legal issues are hindering Puerto Rico’s economic recovery and could cost the government, by way of license fees, as much as $30 million a year.

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