DGOJ extends consultation period for gambling risk-detection mechanism
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Source: DGOJ (Spain)
In brief
- Spain's DGOJ extended by four calendar days the second public-participation period for a draft risk-detection resolution.
- The DGOJ said the extension allows more detailed examination of the published documents and better assessment of the proposal.
- The original period was set in an agreement of 9 October; the extension was listed on 16 October 2026.
Spain's DGOJ has extended by four calendar days the second public-participation period for a proposed resolution approving a mechanism to detect risky behaviour by gambling users, according to a 16 October 2026 listing on the regulator's site. The extension applies to the period originally set in an agreement of 9 October, the DGOJ said.
The DGOJ said the extension was intended to allow a more detailed examination of the published documentation and a better assessment of the proposal by all interested persons and entities. The second public-participation procedure on the draft resolution had been opened in a listing dated 13 October 2026.
The DGOJ is the Spanish gambling regulator, listed on its site as the Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego. The extension notice was filed under the regulator's regulatory section.