CEJUEGO calls for equal gambling rules for public and private operators in Spain
CEJUEGO’s proposals seek consistent regulatory treatment for public and private operators and assessment of existing restrictions before further rules.
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CEJUEGO called for equal treatment of public and private gambling operators at its first forum in Madrid. The association urged policymakers to base rules on evidence and assess existing restrictions before introducing further measures. The Juego y Sociedad 2026 report presented at the forum estimated that about 31 million Spaniards participated in gambling in 2025.
AZEMAR Aragón has asked the Aragón Gaming Commission to revise parts of the draft General Gaming Regulation. Its proposals cover transfer of machine installation permits when a bar changes owner, limits on operators per venue, controls for state lottery terminals and gaming hours for machines in bingo halls and gaming halls.
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CEJUEGO’s proposals seek consistent regulatory treatment for public and private operators and assessment of existing restrictions before further rules.
The proposals could change machine permit transfers, venue limits, lottery terminal controls, and gaming hours.
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