Melilla has opened a public consultation on its draft casino regulation, with submissions due by 3 December 2025. The consultation seeks views on the problems the proposed rules would address, whether they are needed, their aims and possible regulatory or non-regulatory alternatives.
Casino operators and other affected groups can submit views before the draft regulation proceeds.
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It was reported on 14 September that an impact assessment covers Murcia's draft bingo regulation. The proposal includes a new electronic bingo format for halls.
The Region of Murcia has set out a draft revision of its bingo regulation that would establish the technical, functional and operational requirements for two electronic formats permitted in bingo halls: electronic bingo and electronic bingo de sala. The proposal replaces the region's earlier rules on electronic bingo and automatic bingo, which were introduced more than a decade ago. The regional administration considers that technological change since then has left some of the applicable conditions obsolete and that a new regulatory model is needed.
The Valencian government opened a 15-day public hearing on a draft decree for recreational and gaming venues. It also launched a separate 15-day preliminary consultation on changes to procedures governing gaming machines and betting; both processes invite public and industry submissions before the rules are adopted.
The Valencian government has opened a 15-day public consultation on a proposed replacement for its 2015 gaming halls regulation. The new rules are expected to address operating hours, venue conditions, access restrictions, minimum distances, licensing requirements, prizes, machines and sanctions.
A deputy prosecutor at Brazil’s MPTCU asked the TCU on 28 September to delay the fixed-odds betting ban under Provisional Measure 1.394/2026 until 31 December 2026. Lucas Rocha Furtado also requested rescheduling related operational deadlines and a calculation of operators’ paid authorisation fees to support proportional refunds; the filing argues the measure is unlawful and lacks a reasonable transition.
The Anti-Money Laundering Authority has opened a public consultation on draft guidelines for ongoing monitoring of business relationships, the Malta Gaming Authority said. AMLA will hold a public hearing on 2 July 2026 from 10:00 to 12:00 CEST.