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Castilla y León official says advertising rules are nearing release

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Irene Muñoz, Castilla y León’s director general for institutional relations, said the regional government’s new gambling advertising regulation was close to publication. She said the region was updating rules following its 2024 gambling law and intended to revise regulations sector by sector, in consultation with the industry.

Operators in Castilla y León may need to adapt advertising practices when the revised rules are published.

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SAJUCAL warns Castilla y León payment restrictions threaten gaming hall viability

SAJUCAL president Carmen Rodrigo said a planned reform of Castilla y León's gaming law, due to take effect on 1 January 2027, would restrict payment methods to cash until new regulations are approved. She called for card payments, payment terminals, TITO systems and cash machines to be permitted, and for the law change to be coordinated with pending regulations. The association warned the measures would reduce hall profitability and put jobs at risk.

SAJUCAL has asked the Junta de Castilla y León to coordinate its reform of the gaming law with pending regulations, to allow alternatives to cash and to expand the range of gaming and complementary activities to safeguard business viability. The association wants gaming halls to be able to use the same payment methods as any other business, its president Carmen Rodrigo said. It is calling for alternatives to cash such as bank cards, payment terminals (TPV), TITO systems and cash machines to be normalised and brought into operation.

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