Spain and Ceuta extend self-exclusion register agreement to 2030
Operators subject to either register must account for self-excluded people recorded in both jurisdictions.
Operators subject to either register must account for self-excluded people recorded in both jurisdictions.
Automated data exchange keeps Spain’s and Ceuta’s gambling-exclusion registers linked until the extended end date.
Operators must adapt payment systems and restrict withdrawals for existing users until account and payment ownership is verified.
The allegations and request for checks put age-verification and self-exclusion controls at public operators under scrutiny.
Operators face aggregated deposit caps across all licensed platforms, requiring systems that track each player's spending in real time.
Operators must apply a per-player limit across all platforms and enforce three-working-day delays on limit changes from 26 March 2027.
Source: DGOJ (Spain)
The joint deposit limit system becomes mandatory on 26 March 2027, applying default limits across all operators where players hold accounts.
Fine
The decision clarifies the enforcement risk for companies running prize draws without the required gambling authorisation.
The figures show operators how casino, betting and bingo spending moved across Murcia in 2025.
Appointment
The appointment adds technical capacity to Spain's DGOJ gambling regulatory team.
Appointment
The appointment adds a named official to the DGOJ unit responsible for gambling regulation.
Licence
The provisional authorisation and launch enable Soft2Bet to offer gambling products in Spain, subject to its stated status.
The grants fund prevention research that the DGOJ says will inform evidence-based regulation and player-protection measures in Spain.
Source: DGOJ (Spain)