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DGOJ proposes gambling law reform and opens public consultation in Spain

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Spain’s DGOJ opened a public consultation on reforming the Gambling Law, according to a report citing the ministry and consultation text. The proposal would tighten identity-checking duties and establish a legal basis for restrictions on gambling advertising; submissions are open until 22 June.

Operators and suppliers can respond to proposed changes to identity checks and gambling advertising rules before the consultation closes.

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DGOJ consultation proposes software register and stricter player checks in Spain

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