Andalucía’s draft 2026 budget forecasts €168,717,978 in gambling tax receipts, according to the reported budget figures. It projects €132,318,049 from land-based gambling and €36,399,929 online, alongside 6,050 inspections and 300 sanction proceedings during the year.
Operators in Andalucía face proposed 2026 tax rates and a planned 6,050 inspections.
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Navarra expects gambling taxes to generate nearly €11m in its 2027 budget. The report also cites €60,000 from bingo card sales.
Navarra's draft budget for 2027 includes gambling among the areas covered by its tax revenue, according to the draft budget documentation. The documentation puts revenue from gambling fees at approximately €10.96m, with about €60,000 more expected from the sale of bingo cards. The figures are to be checked against the final official breakdown of the budget and its accompanying documents.
The Generalitat Valenciana forecasts €207.31m in gaming-related tax and fee revenue for 2026 under Law 4/2026, published on 10 August. Bingo is expected to generate €37.77m, while online gambling is forecast to contribute €32.84m. The largest projected source is type B and C gaming machines, at €106.15m.
The Generalitat Valenciana’s 2026 budget project forecasts €174,470,200 in revenue from gambling taxes and charges. It estimates €106,151,450 from type B and C gaming machines and €37,767,050 from bingo, and plans 15,000 inspections and control actions during the year.
Cabo Verde’s 2027 budget forecasts CVE52 million in Special Gaming Tax revenue, an increase of 3.2%. The State Budget is due to receive CVE26 million, with the balance allocated among other public funds; the budget separately projects a CVE32 million fall in the Red Cross concessionaire’s net result from social gaming.
Scott Bright filed a lawsuit against Kalshi in King County Superior Court, alleging the platform violated Washington's online gambling ban. His complaint says he lost $308,781.62 between 17 June and 14 August 2026; Kalshi has sought dismissal and argues its event contracts are regulated under federal law and that counterparties, not the company, received his losses.
Scott Bright has sued Kalshi in Washington, alleging that its prediction market violated the state's online gambling ban. Kalshi has sought to dismiss the case.