Spain's Consumer Affairs Secretariat says player portal alerts are not gambling limits
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Spain's Secretariat-General for Consumer Affairs and Gambling said the Player Portal provides information and prevention tools, not effective limits on play. The portal lets registered users view account operators and activity reports, and set alerts against their own participation and deposit thresholds.
Spain's Secretariat-General for Consumer Affairs and Gambling said alerts from the Player Portal are informational and do not impose effective limits on play. The secretariat explained the portal in a LinkedIn publication and video.
The DGOJ-backed portal lets registered players check their online gambling activity and learn more about their habits. Players can see which operators hold their accounts and the status of each account, the secretariat said. It provides reports on spending, participation and deposits, including historical information from previous years, and lets players set alerts for thresholds they choose for participation and deposits.
The secretariat said the portal aims to help players understand the gambling environment and their own behaviour, and protect themselves through informed decisions.