Spain’s DGOJ published the programme and speaker list for its International Gaming Congress, scheduled for 13 and 14 November in Madrid, according to the report. The agenda includes regulators, academics and some industry representatives, including Winamax data-analysis team lead Guillaume Lacraz.
The programme identifies which regulators and industry representatives will take part in discussions on gaming oversight and risk.
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A press report dated 22 June 2026 lists resolutions by Spain’s DGOJ concerning Fpoolcl, Winamax, Iberix Gaming and Codere Online. The supplied page text does not specify the resolutions’ contents.
The French gambling mediator received 1,856 requests in 2025, a 20% increase on 2024, according to the mediator's activity report published by the ANJ. Sports betting accounted for 91.5% of admissible requests, mostly concerning account management and bet disputes. The mediator deplored the doubling of withdrawals by Winamax, which withdrew from 126 cases.
France’s National Gaming Authority (ANJ) proposed a ban on gambling advertising and tighter controls on online gaming sponsorship, without setting an implementation timetable. Its recommendations also include loss-limit tools for players aged 18 to 25; the ANJ said it plans a responsible-gambling campaign during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Reportedly, Winamax has extended its sponsorship activities in European handball for two years. The company will continue as an Official Partner of the EHF Champions League Men in Germany and France and as an Event Partner of the EHF FINAL4 Men through the 2027/28 season. It will also retain title sponsorship of the EHF Finals Men in 2027 and 2028.
Winamax has extended its sponsorship activities in European handball by two further years, the licensed sports betting operator announced. The extension covers the EHF Champions League Men, the EHF FINAL4 Men and the EHF Finals Men through the 2027/28 season.
Spain's DGOJ issued 11 resolutions covering new licences for Iberix Gaming and Winamax, licence extensions for FPOOCL and a technical homologation for Codere Online. Iberix received five authorisations and Winamax three; the licences carry initial terms of three or five years, depending on the game, and require system homologation within six months.