Aragón had 638 electronic bingo terminals in 2025, the same number as in 2024, according to a report. Five companies were authorised to operate across 89 venues, and the amount wagered on the game reached €32,907,814.50.
Stable terminal numbers and wagering provide operators and suppliers with a clear view of Aragón’s electronic bingo market.
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The regional government of Murcia approved an update to its bingo rules, the administration said. The changes clarify existing electronic formats and expressly allow electronic bingo in halls to combine terminals with printed cards; the region had five bingo halls with user spending of €37.74 million in 2025, compared with €37.49 million in 2024.
Sector del Juego reported on 14 September that an impact assessment covers Murcia's draft bingo regulation. The proposal includes a new electronic bingo format for halls.
The Region of Murcia has set out a draft revision of its bingo regulation that would establish the technical, functional and operational requirements for two electronic formats permitted in bingo halls: electronic bingo and electronic bingo de sala. The proposal replaces the region's earlier rules on electronic bingo and automatic bingo, which were introduced more than a decade ago. The regional administration considers that technological change since then has left some of the applicable conditions obsolete and that a new regulatory model is needed.
Murcia has revised its bingo rules in Spain, expanding oversight of electronic formats. The rules require system approval and retention of game and transaction records. Authorities can monitor operations in real time and block servers or terminals where reasonable indications suggest a very serious infringement.
Rio de Janeiro’s Public Prosecutor’s Office has asked the state court to declare State Decree No. 49.804/25 unconstitutional and suspend it, according to the report. Prosecutors argue that the decree exceeds state authority by permitting electronic betting terminals; the terminals have not begun operating while certification continues.
Sweden’s Kammarrätten overturned an administrative court ruling and upheld Spelinspektionen’s rejection of an association’s application to offer bingo at 297 retail locations. The regulator had refused the application in March 2024, citing the public interest and the unsuitability of venues primarily used for purposes other than gambling.