Gambling Age in Panama
The legal gambling age in Panama is 18 for all forms of gambling, including casinos, sports betting, and lotteries. Panama has a well-regulated gambling industry, attracting both locals and international tourists.
You Must Be 18 to Gamble in Panama
In Panama, individuals aged 18 and above can participate in gambling activities such as casino gaming, sports betting, and state-operated lotteries. The country is home to numerous casinos, including the Sortis Hotel, Spa & Casino and Crown Casino Panama, which offer slot machines, poker, and table games. Sports betting shops and online gambling platforms are also widely available and regulated.
The Panamanian government enforces strict laws to ensure compliance with age restrictions and fair play. Violations, including underage gambling or unlicensed operations, can result in penalties such as fines or imprisonment. Visitors and residents are encouraged to gamble responsibly and use licensed venues to avoid legal consequences.
For more information on gambling regulations in Panama, visit the Gaming Control Board of Panama (Junta de Control de Juegos).
Other Central American Countries
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- Gambling Age in Bahamas
- Gambling Age in Barbados
- Gambling Age in Belize
- Gambling Age in Costa Rica
- Gambling Age in Cuba
- Gambling Age in Dominica
- Gambling Age in Dominican Republic
- Gambling Age in El Salvador
- Gambling Age in Grenada
- Gambling Age in Guatemala
- Gambling Age in Haiti
- Gambling Age in Honduras
- Gambling Age in Jamaica
- Gambling Age in Nicaragua
- Gambling Age in Panama
- Gambling Age in Saint Kitts and Nevis
- Gambling Age in Saint Lucia
- Gambling Age in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
- Gambling Age in Trinidad and Tobago
- Gambling Age in Puerto Rico