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Castilla-La Mancha assembly advances bill with gambling identity checks

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Castilla-La Mancha’s regional assembly approved an omnibus bill that would amend the region’s gambling law, according to the report. The proposal requires gambling venues and online operators to check identities against the access-exclusion register, while allowing exceptions for certain traditional games designated as cultural heritage. The bill now goes to the plenary for final approval.

If enacted, the proposal would require identity checks at gambling venues and online platforms in the region.

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