Spain’s DGOJ proposes gambling risk warnings across advertising and platforms

The Region of Murcia’s draft 2026 decree would require identity checks before anyone enters casinos, bingo halls, gaming halls and betting shops, including their bar or café areas, according to the report. Prepared by the Region’s tax agency, the proposal sets data-retention periods of six months for casinos and bingo halls and 12 months for gaming halls and betting shops, and would restrict exterior signage. The measures remain subject to the decree’s approval and final wording.

The Region of Murcia is preparing a joint reform of five regional gambling regulations that would require identity checks before entry to casinos, gaming halls, bingo halls and betting shops, according to the report. The draft 2026 decree, prepared by the Region of Murcia's tax agency, would extend the checks to bar and café areas, including for visitors who do not intend to gamble. No person would be able to enter a venue or its bar or café areas without first proving identity by DNI, passport, foreigner identity card or driving licence.