Key Takeaways
- Peru’s iGaming market is accelerating as regulatory clarity and modern oversight attract global providers,
- Amigo Gaming’s partnership with DoradoBet strengthens its footprint in Peru’s fast-growing online casino sector,
- 7777 Gaming expands through a new deal with Casino Atlantic City, bringing certified titles to Peruvian players,
- Recent regulatory reforms including licensing rules, tax adjustments, and AML requirements are reshaping Peru’s online gambling landscape,
- Improved compliance and reduced illegal offerings have boosted market confidence for both local and international operators.
Amigo Gaming Teams Up with DoradoBet
Amigo Gaming said on December 9, 2025, that it would work with DoradoBet, a big online operator in Peru. Amigo Gaming said that the agreement shows how well the company is doing in the Peruvian industry and "the strong position our content has earned among local players and operators." DoradoBet may now use Amigo Gaming's collection of certified games that are made for Peruvian gamers.
Gerard Busom, who works for Amigo Gaming as a LatAm Business Developer, said, "We are very happy to work with DoradoBet..." We do quite well in this industry and see a lot of room for growth. This deal shows that Amigo Gaming is serious about Latin America, especially Peru, which is a critical area for expansion.
7777 Gaming Partners with Casino Atlantic City in Peru
7777 Gaming has formed a strategic collaboration with Casino Atlantic City, a well-known online casino brand in Peru. Peruvian players can now play 7777 Gaming's newest certified games, such as "Mayan Gold," "Devil's Deal Soul for Sale," and "Thracian Treasures."
For 7777 Gaming, this relationship is part of a bigger plan to grow in Latin America by taking advantage of the growing demand for high-quality gaming content that follows the rules. Zhana Aleksandrova, who is in charge of business development for Spain and Latin America at 7777 Gaming, said that the partnership "aligns perfectly" with the company's goal of providing "innovation, storytelling, and gameplay variety" to the area.
This move shows that 7777 Gaming wants to solidify its position as a key content provider in the LATAM iGaming industry. It also shows that local operators in Peru want to showcase internationally developed games that meet compliance standards.
Regulatory Reforms Powering Peru’s iGaming Growth
The most interesting thing about these partnerships might be how Peru's internet gambling laws are changing. Peru officially regulated remote (internet) gaming and sports betting when Law No. 31557 and related laws went into effect. This made the country one of the most organised and operator-friendly markets in Latin America.
- The regulation goes into effect in February 2024 and says that all operators must have permission from MINCETUR (the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism) before they may offer online casino games or sports betting,
- In July 2025, MINCETUR reorganised itself and set up a separate Directorate for the Authorisation and Registration of Remote Gaming and Remote Sports Betting. This was done to make licensing and regulatory supervision easier,
- Taxation is still competitive: licensed operators pay a 12% tax on gross gaming revenue (GGR), and from January to June 2025, the Selective Consumption Tax (ISC) on online bets was temporarily lowered (0.3% from January to June 2025, due to rise later) to help the business flourish,
- In late 2025, Peru also set strict anti-money laundering (AML) rules for iGaming businesses. As of now, operators must have full compliance systems (SPLAFT) in place, with specific officers and processes for keeping an eye on and reporting transactions that seem suspect,
- The new rules are already working: the number of unlawful internet gambling offers has reduced by about 40% since they went into force.
These changes have made the law clearer for both operators and players, cut down on illegal activity, and made Peru a lot more appealing and stable place for foreign gaming businesses to do business, as seen by recent partnership announcements.
Peru Emerges as a Regional iGaming Hub
The fact that both Amigo Gaming and 7777 Gaming are entering Peru at the same time shows that international content providers are now sure enough about the country's rules to make their presence official. Peru is a great place for regulated online casino companies to thrive since it has clear licensing rules, lower taxes, and better oversight than other Latin American markets.
For local businesses like DoradoBet and Casino Atlantic City, teaming up with experienced content providers is a smart way to get players looking for licensed, high-quality games. Peru has a legal, scalable, and quickly growing player base for foreign providers. In the next few months, all of these factors could lead to a fresh wave of investment and consolidation in the iGaming industry in the region.
Future Trends in Peru’s Online Gaming Market
As 2025 comes to an end, it looks like Peru's iGaming business is ready to pick up speed. With clear rules, modernised oversight, and strong enforcement against operators who don't have a licence, the stage is set for more local and international players to join the game. For firms like Amigo Gaming and 7777 Gaming, as well as Peru's own operators, the next 12 to 24 months might be a very important time to gain market share and set long-term standards in Latin America's changing online gambling scene.