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LaLiga presents proposals to DGOJ on Spain’s planned gambling law reform

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LaLiga met Spain’s Directorate General for the Regulation of Gambling (DGOJ) during consultations on a planned reform of the gambling law, reportedly on 30 July 2026. The reform is intended to address identity and payment verification, illegal gambling, celebrity and influencer advertising, and player-protection tools. The DGOJ is expected to prepare a draft bill after considering submissions and meetings.

The proposals form part of consultations that will shape the draft legislation affecting Spain’s online gambling market.

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Spain's parliament dissolution ends progress on gambling initiatives

The dissolution of Spain's Cortes Generales left multiple gambling-related parliamentary initiatives uncompleted, according to a report on the published list of expired business. The proposals included deposit limits, gambling harm prevention, lottery sales rules and questions on minors' access to gambling; a DGOJ proposal on joint deposit limits was later presented through another route.

The dissolution of Spain's Cortes Generales left numerous parliamentary initiatives related to gambling without completed processing, according to the published list of expired business. The list records non-binding proposals, questions and requests for appearances that did not complete their parliamentary passage.

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