In the foreseeable future, Cuba will maintain a complete ban on casinos, bookmakers and online gambling, betting on a cultural and tourist model without gambling.
The state agenda is focused on social stability and control of financial flows, so licensing of operators in the short term is not expected.
The tourism strategy will be developed through music, festivals, gastronomy and beach holidays, and any "game" contacts of travelers will be limited to cruise ships in international waters.
The use of cryptoassets and VPNs does not change the legal status: for residents and intermediaries, this remains a zone of legal risks.
In technological terms, the priorities of the state are shifted to digital control and compliance, and not to iGaming.
As a result, the "future of the gambling industry" in Cuba is a stable zero legal base and focus on non-gambling tourism and leisure formats.
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