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Laos has a complicated gambling landscape. While the government prohibits any form of gambling on the mainland, there are special economic zones where casinos operate. These casinos accept players from all over the world, including Laos. However, Laos is not considered a safe country to gamble in because of its poor law enforcement and high crime rate.
The business interests that run the state lottery include family members of top national leaders, such as former prime minister Thongsing and former president Khamtay Siphandone. They also have business interests in the tourism industry and other sectors, and reportedly pay the government an annual fee for the concession to run the lottery. But the government does not monitor or inspect the lottery.
A spokesperson for the Lao Deputy Finance Ministry said on Aug. 17 that the ministry would work with the Ministry of Public Security to improve the state lottery’s transparency. He added that a directive sent from the office of Prime Minister Thongloun Sisoulith instructed the ministry to reduce state lottery drawings from two to one per week and to deal with any winnings in a more transparent manner. The new rules are not yet in effect. But the ministry is expected to enforce them soon. Those who break the rules may face criminal prosecution, the spokesperson told RFA.