It's actually a grey area. There are some gaps in the law which "allow" people from the country to gamble virtually without breaking the rules of the country, however the casino must be registered in a foreigner country, then it configures an international activity. It's like I'm not gambling in my country's territory, since the casino is based elsewhere, so I'm not going against the local laws. The cons is that, since it's an international activity, profits are taxed based on international income, what means the tributes are really expensive for gamblers in profit, just like when using international exchanges to deal with cryptocurrencies.

That is the current state of the regulation, although these things keep being updated and alterated frequently by the legislative house, especially when the subject is under heavy hype by the media and society, what is the case of gambling nowadays with several online casinos going on, and its majoritary sponsorship over soccer national industry. I believe the government is still doubtful on what to do next, that is, what alternative of regulation is going to be more profitable for them, while avoiding criticisms from the society.