Spain’s DGOJ approved eight new online gambling licences during the week of 26 June 2026, according to the report. The authorisation set covers blackjack, roulette and slots, while one operator also received a technical certification renewal through 2036.
The approvals create new market access and expand authorised product offerings for online operators in Spain.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Codere Online | Not stated | DGOJ renews Codere Online's technical approval for casino games through 2036 | Not stated | |
| Winamax | Not stated | DGOJ grants Winamax Spanish blackjack, slots and roulette licences | Not stated | |
| Iberix Gaming | Not stated | DGOJ grants Iberix Gaming five Spanish betting and casino licences | Not stated |
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Spain’s DGOJ provisionally granted MRG Spain five licences for sports betting, other betting, gaming machines, roulette and blackjack, following applications submitted on 5 June 2026. The licences depend on final technical-system approval within six months of notification; otherwise, they will expire automatically. The regulator also extended licences for Betfair International Spain and TSG Interactive Spain, trading as Pokerstars.
Spain’s DGOJ granted Giga Game Online provisional licences for sports betting and other fixed-odds betting, and DZBT Deportes a provisional poker licence, in resolutions dated 16 September 2026. The regulator also extended or renewed licences for Hillside España Leisure, Hillside New Media Malta, Veramatic Online, Paf Games and DZBT Deportes across several online gambling products.
Spain’s DGOJ provisionally granted Giga Game Online licences for sports and other counterparty betting, and DZBT Deportes a poker licence. The licences run for five years but depend on final technical-system approval within six months; otherwise, they expire.
A headline reported that Spain’s DGOJ granted a second technical-system approval to Digital Distribution Management Ibérica S.A. for a singular machines-of-chance licence. The supplied page text does not provide further details about the decision.
A headline reported that Spain’s DGOJ homologated Kirolbet’s technical system for singular roulette, blackjack and machines-of-chance licences. The headline says the resolution was issued on 13 August; the supplied page text contains no further details.