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Castilla y León plans responsible gambling strategy and five gaming regulations

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Castilla y León’s regional government plans to approve a responsible gambling strategy in the second half of 2026, regional president’s council member Luis Miguel González Gago said. It also plans five decrees covering casinos, bingo, gaming halls, betting and gaming machines, and expects to renew a 2023 cooperation agreement next spring.

The planned strategy and five decrees could change gambling rules and oversight across five sectors in Castilla y León.

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Castilla y León gaming congress opens in Soria with focus on responsible play

Reportedly, the XIX Congreso de Juego de Castilla y León opened in Soria, bringing together public administrations, companies, associations and professionals to examine the private land-based gaming sector. Regional presidency councillor Luis Miguel González Gago highlighted dialogue between authorities and the industry and progress on responsible gambling strategy. The region counts more than 450 gaming-linked companies, close to 2,000 direct jobs and annual tax contributions of about €60m.

The XIX Congreso de Juego de Castilla y León opened in Soria on 20 October, bringing together representatives of public administrations, companies, associations and professionals to examine the situation and challenges of the private land-based gaming sector. The congress runs on 20 and 21 October and includes panel discussions and presentations on the sector's main challenges.

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