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Spain’s DGOJ advances safer-gambling framework for 2026-2030

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Spain’s Directorate General for the Regulation of Gambling is advancing a framework that shifts safer-gambling responsibilities towards operators’ technology and B2B systems, according to an analysis by Gmonitor. The analysis describes proposed use of shared predictive risk models and real-time data links between compliance, technology and marketing systems under a Data Model V3.

The described framework could affect operators’ and suppliers’ risk-detection systems and data integration requirements.

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Spain’s DGOJ discusses illegal gambling and prediction markets at European regulators’ meeting

Spain’s DGOJ took part in a European regulators’ meeting in Halle, Germany, on 4 November 2026. Discussions covered information-sharing on illegal sites and apps, blocking unauthorised platforms and prediction markets; the DGOJ also presented findings from its assessment of commercial gambling communications rules.

The DGOJ, a body under Spain's Ministry of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs and the 2030 Agenda, attended a gathering of European regulators held in Halle, Germany. According to the regulator, the Halle meeting took place on 4 November 2026. Discussions at the meeting dealt with exchanging information on illegal websites and apps, prediction markets, and steps to block unauthorised platforms.

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