By SectorWire desk ·
Spain’s gambling authority has launched a further consultation on a compulsory model concerning at-risk players on 14 October. The report links the additional comment period to amendments sought by Spain’s data protection agency.
The further consultation gives stakeholders another opportunity to comment on the compulsory player-risk model.
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Interested parties have four additional days to comment under the consultation’s unchanged scope and conditions.
The system adds a cross-operator deposit cap, while the advertising impact assessment is still awaiting publication.
The launch expands Evoplay’s distribution in Spain through Gran Madrid’s licensed online casino.
The DGOJ-managed system sets a shared deposit limit across a person’s accounts with different online gambling operators.
The joint deposit limit changes how deposit limits apply to players with accounts at multiple online operators.
A binding shared test would standardise how nationally licensed operators identify and respond to players showing signs of gambling risk.