After the entry into force of the MINCETUR regulation (February 2024), the online market began to "whitewash": the regulator accepted dozens of applications and launched registries, which was accompanied by a drop in the share of illegal supply and an increase in registered ground rate points (over 4,500 in the country by May 2025).
The tax framework for online operators includes 12% (on net/base by law) and supplementing 1% ISC on online rates.
Demand is supported by 3. 26 million inbound tourists (2024) and a high digital base: about 74. 7% of the population on the Internet and very high penetration of smartphones in cities.
Offline, the market is historically large in slots (tens of thousands of units), while online turnover is accelerating thanks to a mobile game and local payment scenarios.
Bottom line: by 2025, Peru is moving to a sustainable growth model through licensing, tax collection and tourism.
Current section of the Peruvian gambling market: annual volume estimate ($2. 5 billion +), offline structure (casino, slot halls, machine fleet), launch of regulated online and current tax model (12% GGR + ISC for online bets). Key sources and assumptions.
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Learn more →Complete guide to offline casino and online gaming operator vacancies in Peru: front office (dealers, cash desks, hosts), back office (marketing, payments, risk antifraud, compliance), IT and Live studios. Growth ladders, required skills (Spanish/English, Yape/Plin/CCI, KYC/AML), shift schedules and recommendations to applicants.
Learn more →How casinos, slot halls and online games affect tourist flows in Peru: cases of Lima and Cuzco, portrait of a tourist, MICE segment, VIP packages "hotel + casino + excursions," seasonality and events, risks and regulatory measures. Practical recommendations for operators, hotels and municipalities.
Learn more →Where is Peru heading against its neighbors? We compare four markets: online status (licenses, regulators), taxes and fees, offline infrastructure, payment habits and content trends. Conclusions and recommendations for operators and investors.
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